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Regeneration after Hurricane Hugo woody species greater than 1cm tall (9ha grid, El Verde)(Wood fall from Hurricane Hugo 9Ha Grid)Walker, Lawrence R.
2010knb-lter-luq.39.93
Revegetation of landslides, vegetation <0.1m (Small landslide plots at the Luquillo Experimental Forest)Walker, Lawrence R.
2010knb-lter-luq.15.116
Landslide Revegetation Canopy Measurements & Cover EstimatesWalker, Lawrence R.
2010knb-lter-luq.36.3674277
Regeneration after Hurricane Hugo, woody species > 10 cm tall (9Ha grid, El Verde) (9Ha Plots Small Data Set)Brokaw, Nicholas
2010knb-lter-luq.37.74
Regeneration after Hurricane Hugo woody species more than 1m tall (9ha grid, El Verde) (Large 9Ha Grid)Walker, Lawrence R.
2010knb-lter-luq.38.76
Mohonk Preserve Forest Health Monitoring Data 2018Mohonk Preserve
Feldsine, Natalie
Garretson, Alexis
Long, Elizabeth C
Napoli, Megan
Ferreri, Catherine T
Erle, Jacob C. Erle C
Quintana Vargas, Miriam
2021edi.120.1
Everglades Landscape Model (ELM) Code and DocumentationFitz, H. Carl
2022knb-lter-fce.1238.2
Bisley 40 X 40 grid vegetation and site characteristicsHeartsill-Scalley, Tamara
2010knb-lter-luq.31.389581
Mohonk Preserve Phenology Monitoring 1912-presentMohonk Preserve
Garretson, Alexis
Feldsine, Natalie
Forester, Anna
Huth, Paul
Long, Elizabeth C
Morgan, Vanessa
Napoli, Megan
Pierce, Ethan
Smiley, Daniel
Smiley, Shanan
Thompson, John
2022edi.938.2
Historic vegetation community and cover maps of the Jornada Basin in southern New Mexico U.S.A. from 1858 to 1998. From Gibbens et al. 2005 paper (provisional)Gibbens, Robert
McNeely, Robert P
Havstad, Kris
Beck, Reldon F
Nolen, Barbara
2022knb-lter-jrn.210404001.1

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