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alces-149	Mathisen, Karen Marie; Rémy, Amandine; Skarpe, Christina	SHOOT GROWTH RESPONSES AT SUPPLEMENTARY FEEDING STATIONS FOR MOOSE IN NORWAY	2015	11	.pdf	application/pdf	5702	312	65	The goal of this study was to investigate the hypothesis that trees at moose feeding stations produce small shoots due to long-term brows- ing impact, compared with trees further from feeding stations. We measured shoot morphology along a gradient at 3 distance categories from feeding stations using a study design employed in previous surveys (Mathisen et al. 2012, Pedersen et al. 2014): feeding station (FS), 0–30 m; inter- mediate (INT), 150–400 m; far (FAR), 900–1500 m. To minimize variation among plots, we focused on young, mixed conifer- birch forest in the Norwegian forestry cutting classes 2 (trees up to 8 m) and 3 (trees above 8 m but not mature for felling), with a field layer dominated by bilberry (Vac‐ cinium myrtillus) or cowberry (V. vitis-idaea)	cache/alces-149.pdf	txt/alces-149.txt