Pervasive interactions between ungulate browsers and disturbance regimes promote temperate forest herbaceous diversity
Alejandro A. Royo(Instituto Pirenaico de Ecología), Walter P. Carson(University of Nevada, Reno), Mary Beth Adams(US Forest Service), Chad Kirschbaum(US Forest Service), Rachel J. Collins(University of Pittsburgh)
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