2017•Forest Ecology and ManagementRequires access

Old-growth characteristics 20 years after thinning and repeated fertilization of lodgepole pine forest: Tree growth, structural attributes, and red-backed voles

Thomas P. Sullivan, Druscilla S. Sullivan

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Key concepts: Thinning, Seral community, Pinus contorta, Stand development, Crown (dentistry), Old-growth forest, Human fertilization, Silviculture

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