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[Spatial distribution and interspecific associations of regenerating saplings in karst secondary forests.]

Sen Chi, Congjun Wang, Qing-Ju Li, Zhihong Wu, Zongzheng Chai

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would be the next stage of succession. We recommended that measures of forest management should be adopted to accelerate vegetation restoration.

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would be the next stage of succession. We recommended that measures of forest management should be adopted to accelerate vegetation restoration.

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would be the next stage of succession. We recommended that measures of forest management should be adopted to accelerate vegetation restoration.

Key concepts: Pinus massoniana, Point pattern analysis, Interspecific competition, Ecological succession, Spatial distribution, Spatial ecology, Ecology, Biology

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