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A Seventeen-Year Study of Plant Succession in Prairie

American Journal of Botany - United States
doi 10.2307/2438579
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EvolutionEcologyGeneticsSystematicsPlant ScienceBehavior
Date

January 1, 1954

Authors
J. E. Weaver
Publisher

Botanical Society of America


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