Fertilization influences the nutrient acquisition strategy of a nomadic vine in a lowland tropical forest understory

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Carrie L. Woods
Saara J. DeWalt
Catherine L. Cardelús
Kyle E. Harms
Joseph B. Yavitt
S. Joseph Wright
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[1] University of Puget Sound,Biology Department
[2] Clemson University,Department of Biological Sciences
[3] Colgate University,Department of Biology
[4] Louisiana State University,Department of Biological Sciences
[5] Cornell University,Department of Natural Resources
[6] Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute,undefined
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Plant and Soil | 2018年 / 431卷
关键词：
Barro Colorado Nature Monument; Fertilization; Nitrogen; Nomadic vine; Phosphorus;
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页码：389 / 399
页数：10
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