Gradients in groundlayer composition, structure and diversity in remnant and experimentally restored oak savannas

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Leach, Mark K.
Gradients in groundlayer composition, structure and diversity in remnant and experimentally restored oak savannas
University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1996

URL to cite for this work: http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/EcoNatRes.ArbThesLeach

Gradients in groundlayer composition, structure and diversity in remnant and experimentally restored oak savanna, pp. [unnumbered]-i

Acknowledgements, p. ii

Abstract, p. iii

Table of contents, p. iv

Chapter 1. Soil and light gradients affect composition, structure, and diversity in remnant oak savannas in southern Wisconsin, pp. 1-62

Chapter 2. Experimental re-assembly of community composition, diversity, and structure along soil and light gradients in Wisconsin's oak savannas, pp. 63-111

Chapter 3. Community dynamics in an experimental restoration of oak savanna groundlayers, pp. 112-167

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