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The plant community as a working mechanism : special publication number 1 of the British Ecological Society produced as a tribute to A.S. Watt

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  • "A biographical note; After description; The development of resilience in burned vegetation; On pattern and process in forests; Niche separation and species diversity in terrestrial vegetation; The control of relative abundance in communities of herbaceous plants; The effect of fungal pathogens of plant communities; Antagonisms in the regeneration of Eucalyptus regnans in the mature forest."

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  • "The plant community as a working mechanism : Special publication number 1 of the British ecological society produced as a tribute to A.S. Watt"
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  • "The plant community as a working mechnism"
  • "The plant community as a working mechanism : tribute to A. S. Watt"
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  • "The plant community as a working mechanism : special publ. no 1 of the Brit. Ecolog. Soc. produced as a tribute A.S. Watt"
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  • "The plant community as a working mechanism : produced as a tribute to A.S. Watt"
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  • "The plant community as a working mechanism : Symposium published as a tribute to A.S. Watt"

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