Seasonal patterns of canopy structure, biochemistry and spectral reflectance in a broad-leaved deciduous Fagus crenata canopy
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Naoto Matsumura | Yoshio Awaya | Eiji Kodani | Y. Awaya | E. Kodani | Kunihiro Tanaka | N. Matsumura | Kunihiro Tanaka
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