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Effects of fire frequency and seasonality on the population dynamics of the critically endangered Clanwilliam cedar
The Clanwilliam cedar, (Widdringtonia wallichii, formerly W. cedarbergensis) is a threatened conifer endemic to the fire-adapted fynbos vegetation of the Cederberg mountains, South Africa. Here its population size has drastically declined, and its conservation status subsequently escalated to critic...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2020
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