Infestation Patterns of Endemic Red Turpentine Beetle Populations in Fire-Affected, Logged and Undisturbed Forest Stands of Northern China

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  2022

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  Social Science Research Network

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  2022-10-01

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  DOI 10.2139/ssrn.4079560
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