Primary Production and the Disappearance of Dead Vegetation on an Old Field in Southeastern Michigan
EcologyPublished 1 January 1964Open access
Richard G. Wiegert, Francis C. Evans
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mus, were numerous in midsummer.Zooplankton never represented a significant portion of the total plankton.
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