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Integral projection models perform better for small demographic data sets than matrix population models: a case study of two perennial herbs

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Integral projection models perform better for small demographic data sets than matrix population models: a case study of two perennial herbs (English)

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integral projection model

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Yvonne M. Buckley

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Satu Ramula

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Satu Ramula

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October 2009

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Journal of Applied Ecology

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1048-1053

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Effects of sample size on estimates of population growth rates calculated with matrix models

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10.1111/J.1365-2664.2009.01706.X

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