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Environmental Factors Affecting Growth of Cerasus jamasakura and Padus grayana in a Sub-urban Secondary Forest

都市近郊二次林におけるヤマザクラとウワミズザクラの成長に及ぼす環境要因
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Volume: 41  Issue:Page: 448-458  Publication year: May. 31, 2016 
JST Material Number: Z0839A  ISSN: 0916-7439  Document type: Article
Article type: 原著論文  Country of issue: Japan (JPN)  Language: JAPANESE (JA)
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