Aspen Decline, Aspen Chemistry, and Elk Herbivory: Are They Linked? Aspen chemical ecology can inform the discussion of aspen decline in the West By Stuart C. Wooley, Scott Walker, Jason Vernon, and Richard L. Lindroth

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Date: 2008-02-14 11:36:24 Populus Elk Populus tremuloides Herbivore Populus sect. Populus Tannin Aspen Glycoside Phenolic content in wine Flora of the United States Medicinal plants Flora		Aspen Decline, Aspen Chemistry, and Elk Herbivory: Are They Linked? Aspen chemical ecology can inform the discussion of aspen decline in the West By Stuart C. Wooley, Scott Walker, Jason Vernon, and Richard L. Lindroth Add to Reading List Source URL: entomology.wisc.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 196,76 KB Share Document on Facebook

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