Pathogen induced disturbance and succession in temperate forests: Evidence from a 100-year data set in southern Sweden
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Jörg Brunet | Emma Holmström | G. Oheimb | J. Brunet | E. Holmström | P. Hedwall | Goddert von Oheimb | Yulia Bukina | Per-Ola Hedwall | Yulia Bukina
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