Aboveground biomass and nitrogen allocation of ten deciduous southern Appalachian tree species
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Steven G. McNulty | Brian D. Kloeppel | Jonathan G. Martin | B. Kloeppel | T. Schaefer | D. L. Kimbler | S. McNulty | Tara L. Schaefer | Darrin L. Kimbler | Jonathan G Martin | Brian Kloeppel
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