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Effects of prior growth on oak tree and stand growth response to drought-defoliation disturbance
Novel disturbance interactions associated with global change drivers are increasingly affecting forested ecosystems. Understanding of how pre-disturbance tree and forest conditions affect growth and mortality outcomes of disturbance interactions is needed to better predict and manage for potential i
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