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Factors possibly inhibiting growth of herbaceous plants in the understories of Eucalyptus cinerea
Eucalyptus baxteri has been reported to produce a zone of suppression beneath its canopy when growing in coastal heath (De Moral, Willis and Ashton 1978). In their studies, investigations of ecophysiological parameters of soil water potential, soil nutrient levels and shading failed to account for s...
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2017
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