The long‐term impacts of deer herbivory in determining temperate forest stand and canopy structural complexity
Samuel P. Reed(University of Minnesota), Peter S. Curtis(The Ohio State University), Alexander T. Fotis(US Forest Service), Alejandro A. Royo(Instituto Pirenaico de Ecología), Kathleen S. Knight(US Forest Service), Charles E. Flower(US Forest Service)
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