Do leaf functional traits differ between 20–35-year-old transplanted and wild source populations? A case study involving five endangered tree species

Unknown, Shitong Wang, Unknown, Unknown, Yaozhan Xu, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Xinzeng Wei, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Mingxi Jiang, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown

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10.24189/ncr.2022.016
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2022
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Nature Conservation Research
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Fund for Support and Development of Protected Areas
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@article{allodium:10.24189/ncr.2022.016,
  title = {Do leaf functional traits differ between 20–35-year-old transplanted and wild source populations? A case study involving five endangered tree species},
  author = {Unknown and Shitong Wang and Unknown and Unknown and Yaozhan Xu and Unknown and Unknown and Unknown and Xinzeng Wei and Unknown and Unknown and Unknown and Mingxi Jiang and Unknown and Unknown and Unknown},
  year = {2022},
  journal = {Nature Conservation Research},
  doi = {10.24189/ncr.2022.016},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.24189/ncr.2022.016}
}

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Unknown, Wang, S., Unknown, Unknown, Xu, Y., Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Wei, X., Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Jiang, M., Unknown, Unknown, & Unknown (2022). Do leaf functional traits differ between 20–35-year-old transplanted and wild source populations? A case study involving five endangered tree species. Nature Conservation Research. https://doi.org/10.24189/ncr.2022.016

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