Few large trees, rather than plant diversity and composition, drive the above-ground biomass stock and dynamics of temperate forests in northeast China
Authors:
- Zuoqiang YuanZYZuoqiang Yuan
- Arshad AliArshad Ali
- Anvar SanaeiASAnvar Sanaei
- Paloma Ruiz-BenitoPRPaloma Ruiz-Benito
- Tommaso JuckerTJTommaso Jucker
- Lei FangLFLei Fang
- Edith BaiEBEdith Bai
- Ji YeJYJi Ye
- Fei LinFLFei Lin
- Shuai FangSFShuai Fang
- Zhanqing HaoZHZhanqing Hao
- Xugao WangXWXugao Wang
- 1 February 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Forest Ecology and Management
- Vol. 481
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