Tree Mortality in Mixed Pine–Hardwood Stands Defoliated by the European Gypsy Moth (Lymantria dispar L.)

Author： Eisenbies Mark H. Davidson Christopher Johnson James Amateis Ralph Gottschalk Kurt

Publisher： Society of American Foresters

ISSN： 0015-749X

Source： Forest Science, Vol.53, Iss.6, 2007-12, pp. : 683-691

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