Forest recovery of areas deforested by fire increases with elevation in the tropical Andes
Authors:
- Denis LippokDLDenis Lippok
- Stephan G. BeckSBStephan G. Beck
- Daniel RenisonDRDaniel Renison
- Silvia C. GallegosSGSilvia C. Gallegos
- Francisco V. SaavedraFSFrancisco V. Saavedra
- Isabell HensenIHIsabell Hensen
- Matthias SchleuningMSMatthias Schleuning
- 1 May 2013
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Forest Ecology and Management
- Vol. 295, 69-76
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