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The feedback effects of canopy architecture : why are African acacias flat-topped?
Only the African acacias have a so-called flat topped crown. This study identifies this architecture using the simple measures of height, diameter and spread. In this way the flat-topped species are identified and differentiated from the other acacia species (A. nilotica & A. tortilis). It has b...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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