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Nitrogen Budget for an Aggrading Northern Hardwood Forest Ecosystem

Long-term analyses of the structure and function of a northern hardwood ecosystem have resulted in measurement of the salient features of the nitrogen cycle. These data allow an evaluation of the importance of the various components and provide a framework for more efficient forest management.

G. Likens | F. Bormann | J. Melillo

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