Effects of enhanced nitrogen deposition on foliar chemistry and physiological processes of forest trees at the Bear Brook Watershed in Maine
Authors:
- Jose A. ElvirJEJose A. Elvir
- G. Bruce WiersmaGWG. Bruce Wiersma
- Michael E. DayMDMichael E. Day
- Michael S. GreenwoodMGMichael S. Greenwood
- Ivan J. FernandezIFIvan J. Fernandez
- 1 January 2006
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Forest Ecology and Management
- Vol. 221 (1-3) , 207-214
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