Differences in fine root traits between early and late-successional tree species in a Chinese subtropical forest

Author： Xiang Wenhua Wu Wei Tong Jie Deng Xiangwen Tian Dalun Zhang Lei Liu Cong Peng Changhui

ISSN： 1464-3626

Source： Forestry, Vol.86, Iss.3, 2013-07, pp. : 343-351

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