Effect of Lonicera maackii on Soil Carbon and Nitrogen in Southwestern Ohio Forests

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Effect of Lonicera maackii on Soil Carbon and Nitrogen in Southwestern Ohio Forests

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Effect of Lonicera maackii on Soil Carbon and Nitrogen in Southwestern Ohio Forests

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Effect of Lonicera maackii on Soil Carbon and Nitrogen in Southwestern Ohio Forests

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Effect of Lonicera maackii on Soil Carbon and Nitrogen in Southwestern Ohio Forests

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Effect of Lonicera maackii on Soil Carbon and Nitrogen in Southwestern Ohio Forests

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Amy Townsend-Small

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Arnold I. Miller

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Guy N. Cameron

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Sarah E. Kolbe

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Theresa M. Culley

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375-384

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scholarly article

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10.1614/IPSM-D-15-00010.1

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WikiProject Invasive Species

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2015-12-01T00:00:00Z

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