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Relative contributions of short-term canopy and long-term soil effects of a native shrub under arid bioclimate: A case study from Tunisia

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  • Zouhaier Noumi

    University of Sfax, Tunisia

  • Khalil Mseddi

    University of Sfax, Tunisia

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Posted in WOOD RESEARCH Volume 68, Number 1, 2023Tagged arid areas, long-term soil effects, Plant-plant interactions, short-term canopy effects, shrubs

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NOUMI, Z., MEZGHANI, I. & MSEDDI, K. (2023): Relative contributions of short-term canopy and long-term soil effects of a native shrub under arid bioclimate: A case study from Tunisia. In: Wood Research 68 (1), 141-153 pp., available at: doi.org/10.37763/wr.1336-4561/68.1.141153

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