Drought and flood stress tolerance of butternut (Juglans cinerea) and naturally occurring hybrids: implications for restoration

Author： Crystal Philip A.   Jacobs Douglass F.  

Publisher： NRC Research Press

ISSN： 1208-6037

Source： Canadian Journal of Forest Research, Vol.44, Iss.10, 2014-01, pp. : 1206-1216

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