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Community Succession and Assembly

Comparing, Contrasting and Combining Paradigms in the Context of Ecological Restoration

Truman P. Young, Jonathan M. Chase and Russell T. Huddleston

Ecological Restoration, March 2001, 19 (1) 5-18; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3368/er.19.1.5

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Truman P. Young, Jonathan M. Chase, Russell T. Huddleston

Ecological Restoration Mar 2001, 19 (1) 5-18; DOI: 10.3368/er.19.1.5

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Truman P. Young, Jonathan M. Chase, Russell T. Huddleston

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