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Journal: Forests, 2022
Volume: 13
Number: 255

Article: Effects of Thinning Intensity on Forest Floor and Soil Biochemical Properties in an Aleppo Pine Plantation after 13 Years: Quantity but Also Quality Matters
Authors: by Antonio J. Molina, Inmaculada Bautista, Cristina Lull, Antonio del Campo, María González-Sanchis and Antonio Lidón
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