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Effects of white-tailed deer on populations of an understory forb in fragmented deciduous forests
David J. Augustine,
Lee E. Frelich
Forest Resources
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Agriculture & Biology
deciduous forests
91%
deer
85%
flowering
10%
forbs
8%
forest communities
9%
forest ecosystems
8%
grazing
12%
grazing effects
19%
grazing intensity
19%
growing season
11%
habitat fragmentation
7%
herbivores
6%
leaf area
6%
Odocoileus virginianus
100%
overgrazing
9%
population structure
6%
Trillium
46%
Trillium grandiflorum
13%
understory
81%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
deciduous forest
87%
deer
85%
effect
18%
experiment
7%
flowering
16%
forest ecosystem
6%
grazing
35%
growing season
12%
herbivory
8%
landscape structure
8%
leaf area
8%
North America
5%
population structure
7%
restoration
5%
understory
85%