MORHPOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF SIX PLANT SPECIES TO PATCHY HABITAT WITH DIFFERENT NITROGEN CONCENTRATIONS USING IN-GROWTH CORE METHOD
Feng Du, Shan Lun, Xuexuan Xu(Anhui Medical University), Xingchang Zhang(Huzhou Central Hospital), Y. Sui, Wenfang Hao, Lijuan Hu, Mingan Shao(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Polish Journal of Ecology
January 1, 2013
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