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Aspects of the biology of climbers in southern Africa
This study examines factors that may limit the abundance and distribution of climbers and the influence that climbers may have on the regeneration of forests. The abundance of climbing plants (climbers) was established over a soil nutrient gradient, under standardised light conditions. Abundance was...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2016
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