The Effects of Afforestation on Upland Plant Communities: An Application of the British National Vegetation ClassificationHilary Wallace, T. G. Williams, J. E. G. Good|Journal of Applied Ecology|1992Cited by 36
Survival and Growth of Selected Clones of Birch and Willow on Restored Opencast Coal SitesJ. E. G. Good, Daniella Franzoia Moss, T. G. Williams|Journal of Applied Ecology|1985Cited by 21
Species and clonal variation in growth responses to waterlogging and submersion in the genus<i>Salix</i>J. E. G. Good, T. G. Williams, J. D. Winder et al.|Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Section B Biological Sciences|1992Cited by 19
Growth responses of selected clones of birch (Betula pendula roth.,B. pubescens Ehrh.) and willow (Salix caprea L.,S. cinerea L.) to nitrogen in solution cultureJ. E. G. Good, T. G. Williams|Plant and Soil|1986Cited by 5
Management Units and their Use for Identification, Mapping and Management of Major Vegetation Types in Upland Conifer ForestsJ. E. G. Good, T. G. Williams, Hilary Wallace|Forestry An International Journal of Forest Research|1993Cited by 5