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Changes in distribution of indigenous forest in Table Mountain National Park from 1880-2012
South Africa's indigenous forest only covers 0.56% of the country's total land area. Its highly fragmented distribution and historically extensive exploitation has led it to be perceived as one of the South Africa's most vulnerable vegetation types. Despite this, forest remains one of South Africa's...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2014
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