Anthropogenic hillslope terraces and swidden agriculture in Jiuzhaigou National Park, northern Sichuan, China
Amanda C. Henck(University of Washington), Tang Ya(Sichuan University), T. M. Hinckley(University of Washington), Barbara L. Grub(University of Washington), Jian Daijun(University of Washington), Alicia Robbins(University of Washington), J. Benjamin Taylor(University of Washington), Yongxian Li(Colorado State University), Lauren S. Urgenson(University of Washington), Ziyu Ma(University of Washington), Julie K. Combs(University of Washington), Xun Liao(Sanofi (China)), Sara Jo Breslow(National Research Institute of Brewing), Yao‐Wu Yuan(University of Connecticut), Sarah H. Widder(University of Washington), Hongliang Lü(Sichuan University), Xinxin Hu(Sichuan University), Qingxia Yang(Fanjingshan National Nature Reserve), Andrea Elliott(University of Minnesota)
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