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Mixed-species plantations of Eucalyptus with nitrogen-fixing trees: A review
Forest Ecology and Management · 2006 · Vol. 233(2-3) · pp. 211–230
David I. Forrester✉(Australian National University)Jürgen Bauhus(University of Freiburg)Annette Cowie(CO2CRC)Jerome K. Vanclay(Southern Cross University)
Forest ecology and managementAgroforestry and silvopastoral systemsSeedling growth and survival studiesMonocultureEucalyptusBiologyNitrogen fixationProductivityLitterCyclingNutrientAgronomyEcology
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