How does forest structure and microclimate impact plant biodiversity in a Klamath-Siskiyou Ecoregion montane forest?

By Paul C Dunn and Helene K. Ehling
Backed by Matt Haisch, Mark Schutz, Brittainy Anne Pendleton, David Pollard, David Esopi, Pureum Kim, Cindy Wu, Christina Tran, and Eric D. Walters
San Francisco State University
San Francisco, California
EcologyEarth Science
$2,431
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