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banko-18543	Chapagain, A.; Chaudhary, R. P.; Ghimire, S. K.	Variation in leaf biomass and fruit output of Juniperus indica along an elevation gradient in north-central Nepal	2017	8	.pdf	application/pdf	4558	212	57	Conclusion Vegetative and reproductive traits are found to be the most important characteristics to differentiate the populations of J. indica that are influenced differently by the variation in elevation as the individuals at the lower-elevation were larger in vegetative size, with larger trunk, height, canopy area, and produced higher leaf biomass and greater number of fruits as compared to the individuals at the mid- and higher-elevations in this study. Therefore, non-destructive methods, based on allometric relationships, have been recommended for measuring plant biomass and reproductive output, particularly in the ecosystems where plant harvesting is not very practical or feasible.	cache/banko-18543.pdf	txt/banko-18543.txt