Appendix C. A description of the habitats from which leaves and litter were collected for the litter bed experiment, including the names of dominant species, and the hemiparasites most commonly associated with that vegetation type.

Helen M. Quested (Contributor)
JHC Cornelissen (Contributor)
Malcolm C. Press (Contributor)
Terry V. Callaghan (Contributor)
Rien Aerts (Contributor)
Frank Trosien (Contributor)
Petra Riemann (Contributor)
Dylan Gwynn-Jones (Contributor)
Alexandra Kondratchuk (Contributor)
Sven E. Jonasson (Contributor)

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

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A description of the habitats from which leaves and litter were collected for the litter bed experiment, including the names of dominant species, and the hemiparasites most commonly associated with that vegetation type.

Date made available	1 Jan 2016
Publisher	Unknown Publisher

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10.6084/m9.figshare.3523064.v1

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Decomposition of sub-arctiv plants with different nitrogen economies: A functional role for hemiparasites.
Quested, H. M., Cornelissen, J. H. C., Press, M. C., Callaghan, T. V., Aerts, R., Trosien, F., Riemann, P., Gwynn-Jones, D., Kondratchuk, A. & Jonasson, E., 2003, In: Ecology. 84, 12, p. 3209-3221
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Quested, H. M. (Contributor), Cornelissen, J. H. C. (Contributor), Press, M. C. (Contributor), Callaghan, T. V. (Contributor), Aerts, R. (Contributor), Trosien, F. (Contributor), Riemann, P. (Contributor), Gwynn-Jones, D. (Contributor), Kondratchuk, A. (Contributor), Jonasson, S. E. (Contributor) (1 Jan 2016). Appendix C. A description of the habitats from which leaves and litter were collected for the litter bed experiment, including the names of dominant species, and the hemiparasites most commonly associated with that vegetation type. Unknown Publisher. 10.6084/m9.figshare.3523064.v1

Appendix C. A description of the habitats from which leaves and litter were collected for the litter bed experiment, including the names of dominant species, and the hemiparasites most commonly associated with that vegetation type.

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Decomposition of sub-arctiv plants with different nitrogen economies: A functional role for hemiparasites.

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