Long-term growth analyses of Japanese cedar trees in a plantation: neighborhood competition and persistence of initial growth deviations

MASAKI Takashi; MORI Shigeta; KAJIMOTO Takuya; HITSUMA Gaku; SAWATA Satoshi; MORI Masuo; OSUMI Katsuhiro; SAKURAI Shobu; SEKI Takeshi

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Long-term growth analyses of Japanese cedar trees in a plantation: neighborhood competition and persistence of initial growth deviations

植林地におけるスギ樹木の長期成長解析: 初期成長偏差の近隣競争と永続性

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Volume： 11 Issue： 4 Page： 217-225 Publication year： Aug. 2006
JST Material Number： L2720A ISSN： 1341-6979 Document type： Article
Article type：原著論文 Country of issue： United Kingdom (GBR) Language： ENGLISH (EN)

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Forest mensuration(=dendrometry) , Forest botany

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