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Tbilisi, 0171
Georgia
The University of Georgia
ecological effects, natural disturbance, forests, United States, windstorm, wind disturbance
aboveground net primary productivity, carbon stocks, carbon sequestration rate, carbon sequestration capacity, climate-smart forest management
pine plantation, competing vegetation control, fertilization, aboveground net primary productivity
ADA, bedding, dominant height, silviculture response, site index, vegetation control
Southern pine, slash pine, Site Index, mean annual increment, surface soil extractable P, regression tree model
Growth dominance, Tree size inequality, Pine plantation, Fertilization, Planting density, Thinning
Bedding, Cronartium quercuum, differential equations, dominant height, maximum likelihood, vegetation control
Southern pine, soil properties, site index, mean annual increment, surface soil extractable P, CRIFF
