Evaluating relationships among tree growth rate, shade tolerance, and browse tolerance following disturbance in an eastern deciduous forest
Lisa M. Krueger(University of Georgia), Walter P. Carson(University of Nevada, Reno), Alejandro A. Royo(Instituto Pirenaico de Ecología), Chris J. Peterson(University of Georgia)
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