Overstorey–Understorey Interactions Intensify After Drought-Induced Forest Die-Off: Long-Term Effects for Forest Structure and Composition

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RT @PBIO_OhioU: @Rebecca_S_Snell & colls-Overstorey–Understorey Interactions...Long-Term Effects for Forest Struct & Comp ECOSYSTEMS https:…

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@Rebecca_S_Snell & colls-Overstorey–Understorey Interactions...Long-Term Effects for Forest Struct & Comp ECOSYSTEMS https://t.co/YKIDfghYJK

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Water competition by herbaceous understorey can reduce tree regeneration, esp under CC. New #LandClim paper is out! https://t.co/y6CtZEQ0YH https://t.co/i6cuECrWiJ

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