Allometric Theory Explains Self‐Thinning Relationships of Mountain Beech and Red Pine

Publisher： John Wiley & Sons Inc

E-ISSN： 1939-9170|74|4|1020-1032

ISSN： 0012-9658

Source： Ecology, Vol.74, Iss.4, 1993-06, pp. : 1020-1032

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