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Publications by M.R.T. Dale

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Patterns of initial versus delayed regeneration of white spruce
Peters, V.S.; Macdonald, S.E.; Dale, M.R.T.
Year: 2006    Catalog ID: 26330
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The interaction between masting and fire is key to white spruce regeneration.
Peters, V.S.; Macdonald, S.E.; Dale, M.R.T.
Year: 2005    Catalog ID: 25493
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Reply to the comment on "Aging discrepancies of white spruce affect the interpretation of static age structure in boreal mixedwoods” . [Comment by V.J. Lieffers and K.J. Stadt appears in Can. J. For. Res. (2004) 33: 2280–2281; Original article appears in Can. J. For. Res. (2002) 32: 1496-1501].
Peters, V.S.; Macdonald, S.E.; Dale, M.R.T.
Year: 2004    Catalog ID: 24834
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Nucleation during primary succession in the Canadian Rockies
Blundon, D.J.; MacIsaac, D.A.; Dale, M.R.T.
Year: 1993    Catalog ID: 11120
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Multiple species effects and spatial autocorrelation in detecting species associations
Dale, M.R.T.; Blundon, D.J.; MacIsaac, D.A.; Thomas, A.G.
Year: 1991    Catalog ID: 11158
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New methods for the analysis of spatial pattern in vegetation
Dale, M.R.T.; MacIsaac, D.A.
Year: 1989    Catalog ID: 21089
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