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Species Diversity, Stand Structure, and Species Distribution across a Precipitation Gradient in Tropical Forests in Myanmar

Inkyin Khaine    
Su Young Woo    
Hoduck Kang    
MyeongJa Kwak    
Sun Mi Je    
Hana You    
Taeyoon Lee    
Jihwi Jang    
Hyun Kyung Lee    
Euddeum Lee    
Li Yang    
Haenaem Kim    
Jong Kyu Lee and Jieun Kim    

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