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Project Citation
Hughes, J and Poleman, W. 1997. Tree species growing at their elevational limits: bioindicator of climate or atmospheric change. University of Vermont. Can be found at: https://www.uvm.edu/femc/data/archive/project/tree-species-growing-their-elevational-limits
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Tree species growing at their elevational limits: bioindicator of climate or atmospheric change

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Annual Reports

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Decline in Sugar Maple Growth and Regeneration Near its Elevation Limit in the Green Mountains, Vermont1995
Tree Species Growing at their Elevational Limits: Bio-Indicators of Climatic or Atmospheric Change
Authors: Jeffrey Hughes		1992
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