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Topographic Control of Forest Species Distributions in the Interior West From Forest Inventory and Analysis Data
The geographic distribution of forest and woodland ecosystems in the Interior West United States is strongly influenced by topographic factors that, in part, control moisture availability through their effect on insolation, precipitation capture, and retention. Through an empirical approach, we use
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