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Saproxylic insect fauna in stumps on wet and dry soil: implications for stump harvest. [PDF]
An increasing demand for bioenergy has stimulated interest in harvesting of tree stumps after felling operations. To reduce the amount of soil disturbance, it is recommended to retain stumps in wet areas.
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The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology, 1979
We have re‐activated our feature, Ask the Experts, for which we invite readers to submit problems in diagnosis or treatment of conditions on which advice is sought. We are initiating a new feature, Stump the Experts, for which we invite readers to submit interesting or odd cases that they have or have not resolved and that have high teaching value if ...
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We have re‐activated our feature, Ask the Experts, for which we invite readers to submit problems in diagnosis or treatment of conditions on which advice is sought. We are initiating a new feature, Stump the Experts, for which we invite readers to submit interesting or odd cases that they have or have not resolved and that have high teaching value if ...
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Burning harvested sites enhances polypore diversity on stumps and slash
, 2018Mai Suominen +3 more
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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 1957
H E, HARDING, R, LANGDALE-KELHAM
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H E, HARDING, R, LANGDALE-KELHAM
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Fungal communities in Norway spruce stumps along a latitudinal gradient in Sweden
, 2016Ariana Kubart +3 more
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