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Vegetation responses to landscape structure at multiple scales across a Northern Wisconsin, USA, pine barrens landscape
Increasing awareness of the importance of scale and landscape structure to landscape processes and concern about loss of biodiversity has resulted in efforts to understand patterns of biodiversity across multiple scales. We examined plant species distributions and their relationships to landscape st
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