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Managing white-tailed deer impacts on Indiana woodlands

by Osmar Lopez | Mar 31, 2025

Natural regeneration after harvesting

by Osmar Lopez | Mar 31, 2025

Climate adaptation in white oak (Quercus alba, L.): A forty-year study of growth and phenology

by Osmar Lopez | Mar 31, 2025

Evaluating artificial white oak (Quercus alba) regeneration along light and competition gradients

by Osmar Lopez | Mar 31, 2025

Competition control and increasing canopy openness benefit artificial white oak (Quercus alba) regeneration in an expanding shelterwood in Indiana, USA

by Osmar Lopez | Mar 31, 2025

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