Ecological effects of pinyon-juniper removal in the Western United States—A synthesis of scientific research, January 2014–March 2021

Author:

Shinneman Douglas J.ORCID,McIlroy Susan K.ORCID,Poessel Sharon AORCID,Downing Rosemary L.ORCID,Johnson Tracey N.ORCID,Young Aaron C.ORCID,Katzner Todd E.ORCID

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US Geological Survey

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