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Variation in Density Dependent Seedling Survival Across Forests of Different Successional Age and Hunting Protection Status
Over 50% of the original extent of tropical forests has been cleared. Restoration of secondary forests is important for maintaining the ecosystem services that mature tropical forests provide. Density dependence (DD) is thought to be a major mechanism for shaping forest community structure and may c
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