Plant Recruitment and Soil Microbial Characteristics of Rehabilitation Seedings Following Wildfire in Northern Utah

Publisher： John Wiley & Sons Inc

E-ISSN： 1526-100x|22|5|598-607

ISSN： 1061-2971

Source： RESTORATION ECOLOGY (ELECTRONIC), Vol.22, Iss.5, 2014-09, pp. : 598-607

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