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Stand Dynamics and Biomass Increment in a Lucidophyllous Forest over a 28-Year Period in Central Japan

Siyu Chen    
Akira Komiyama    
Shogo Kato    
Ruoming Cao    
Shinpei Yoshitake and Toshiyuki Ohtsuka    

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