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... feet long. In nature, at times, they are water reservoirs for trees during dry times, seed beds, reduce soil erosion, add elements such as calcium when trees need it, benefit wildlife and ...
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... as they are uprooted (Maser, Tarrant, Trappe and Franklin, 1988). Coarse woody debris functions as seed beds or nurse logs for some trees species and many species of bryophytes, fungi, and lichens ...
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... water, are a potentially large source of energy (nutrients) and essential elements, serve as a seed bed for plants, and form an important habitat for fungi and arthropods (Kropp, 1982). 156 ... Experimental Forest (Franklin, Cromack, Kermit, et al. others, 1981). 171. Coarse woody debris, functions as seed beds or nurse logs for some trees species and many species of bryophytes, fungi, and lichens ...
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... water, are a potentially large source of energy (nutrients) and essential elements, serve as a seed bed for plants, and form an important habitat for fungi and arthropods (Kropp, 1982). 195 ... in and on the CWD (Voller and Harrison, 1998). 218. Coarse woody debris functions as seed beds or nurse logs for some trees species and many species of bryophytes, fungi, and lichens ...
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