Development and anatomical traits of black pine on an abandoned agricultural land compared to forested areas
Abstract Global acreage of forested lands has increased in some countries. At least some of this increase is due to the natural conversion of abandoned agricultural lands into forests. However, little is known about how these new stands develop on abandoned agricultural lands in comparison with natu...
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