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Population structure and point pattern analysis of rare and endangered plant Potaninia mongolica in eastern Alxa, China
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A new digital method of data collection for spatial point pattern analysis in grassland communities
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Statistical analysis of spatial point patterns
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Competition and facilitation co-regulate the spatial patterns of boreal tree species in Kanas of Xinjiang, northwest China
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Patches structure succession based on spatial point pattern features in semi-arid ecosystems of the water-wind erosion crisscross region
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Modelling Spatial Patterns
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Spatial patterns of sapling mortality in a moist tropical forest: consistency with total density‐dependent effects
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Spatial distribution of tree species in a species-rich subtropical mountain forest in central China
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[Spatial pattern and interspecific spatial association of tree seedlings in a secondary forest in montane region of eastern Liaoning Province, China.]
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[Population structure and point pattern analysis of rare and endangered plant Helianthemum soongoricum in Ningxia, China].
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Structure and dynamics of a Cariniana estrellensis (Lecythidaceae) population in a fragment of Atlantic Forest in Minas Gerais, Brazil
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Population structure and point pattern analysis of rare and endangered plant Potaninia mongolica in eastern Alxa, China
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Competition and Spacing Patterns in Desert Shrubs
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Point pattern analysis of several psammophyte populations in the riparian ecotone in the middle reaches of Yarlung Zangbo River of Tibet, China
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Spatial patterns of Castanopsis eyrei and Schima superba in mid-subtropical broad- leaved evergreen forest in Gutianshan National Reserve, China
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Spatial distribution patterns and their fractal properties of trees in a subtropical mixed evergreen-deciduous broad-leaved karst forest in Maolan, southwestern China
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Examining the Intra-Specific Competition and Fractal Characteristics of Pinus Sylvestris VAR. Mongolica Populations in Xiaotaojia Gulley Watershed Through Spatial Pattern Analysis
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Spatial pattern analysis reveals intra-specific competition and fractal characteristics of Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica populations in Xiaotaojia Gulley Watershed
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