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181.	Soil Organic Carbon Profile Distribution And Mineralization Characteristics Of Different Forest Stands In Jinyun Mountain
182.	Short Effects Of Management Measures On Tree Growth And Carbon Density Of Different Low-function Or Damage Stands
183.	Comparative Study On Ecological Functions Of Chinese Fir Forest And Other Typical Stands In Ecological Public Welfare Forest Area Of Northern Guangdong Province
184.	Study On Structure Diversity Of Larch-Spruce-Fir Mixed Stands Based On The Neighborhood Trees
185.	Effects Of Structural Characteristics Of Typical Artificial Forest Stands On The Diversity Of Understory Plants In Qinghai
186.	Reconstruction And Temporal Analysis Of Outbreak History Of Forest Pests In Larch Stands In The Greater Xing'an Mountains Of Heilongjiang Province
187.	Effects Of C,N And P Stoichiometry On Community Biomass Of Typical Stands In The Qinling Mountains
188.	Growth And Nutrient Diagnosis Of Fraxinus Mandshurica Rupr.Plantation Forest Stands Under Nitrogen And Phosphrus Fertilization
189.	Effects Of Fertilization On The Stands Growth And Fungal Community Of Soil In Juvenile Picea Koraiensis Stand
190.	Researchs On Artificial Feeding Of Agrilus Mali Matsumura(Coleoptera:Buprestidae) In Stands Of Malus Sieversii In Xinjiang
191.	Structural Characteristics Analysis And Optimal Adjustment Of Spruce-fir Conifer And Broadleaf Mixed Forest Stands
192.	Evaluation On Tending Effect Of Typical Stands In Chongyi County,Jiangxi Province
193.	The population genetics of loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) and shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata mill.) hybridization and introgression
194.	The effect of eastern redcedar and prescribed burning on the soil ecosystem of the cross timbers forest
195.	Patterns and causes of variation in understory plant diversity and composition in mature boreal mixedwood forest stands of western Canada
196.	Competition control in mid-rotation loblolly pine ( Pinus taeda L.) stands
197.	Evaluation of semiochemical strategies for the protection of whitebark pine stands against mountain pine beetle attack within the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
198.	Patch selection by wintering white-tailed deer: Consequences for eastern hemlock regeneration at local and landscape scales
199.	Site characterization of hemlock stands at Allegheny National Forest
200.	Effects of prescribed fire and selective herbicide (Imazapyr) on biodiversity in intensively managed pine stands of Mississippi
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