Linking contemporary vegetation models and spatially explicit animal population models

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April 18, 1994 - Author: Holt, R.D., S.W. Pacala, T.W. Smith, and Jianguo "Jack" Liu

Journal or Book Title: Ecological Applications

Keywords: aggregation, forest simulators, gap models, habitat, landscape drivers, plant-animal interactions, scale, spatially-explicite models, succession, vegetation dynamics

Volume/Issue: 5/1

Year Published: 1995

Type of Publication: Journal Article

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Tags: aggregation, center for systems integration and sustainability, forest simulators, gap models, habitat, landscape drivers, plant-animal interactions, scale, spatially-explicite models, succession, vegetation dynamics

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Jianguo

Jianguo "Jack" Liu
liuji@msu.edu

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