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Bacterial leaf scorch of landscape trees.

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Flooding responses of eight tree species introduced from America.

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Deer herbivory alters forest response to canopy decline caused by an exotic insect pest.

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The effects of soil biota and fertilization on the success of Sapium sebiferum.

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The role of native riparian tree species in decomposition of invasive tree of heaven (Ailanthus altissima) leaf litter in an urban stream.

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Preliminary study on Nyssa species introduction in eastern plain of China.

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