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Effect of Tree Spacing on Tree Level Volume Growth, Morphology, and Wood Properties in a 25-Year-Old Pinus banksiana Plantation in the Boreal Forest of Quebec

François Hébert    
Cornelia Krause    
Pierre-Yves Plourde    
Alexis Achim    
Guy Prégent and Jean Ménétrier    

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