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Tree damage, allometric relationships, and above-ground net primary production in central Amazon forest
Forest Ecology and Management · 2001 · Vol. 152(1-3) · pp. 73–84
Jeffrey Q. Chambers✉(National Institute of Amazonian Research)Joaquim dos Santos(National Institute of Amazonian Research)R. J. Ribeiro(National Institute of Amazonian Research)Níro Higuchi(National Institute of Amazonian Research)
Forest ecology and managementEcology and Vegetation Dynamics StudiesConservation, Biodiversity, and Resource ManagementPrimary productionAmazon rainforestAllometryEnvironmental scienceLitterAtmospheric sciencesTree (set theory)ProductivityEcologyEcosystem
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- University of California, Santa Barbara
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