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The influence of tree species on forest soils: processes and patterns

@inproceedings{Binkley1995TheIO,
  title={The influence of tree species on forest soils: processes and patterns},
  author={Dan Binkley},
  year={1995}
}
Apparatus for necking-in an end portion of can bodies includes a rotatable turret. A plurality of circumferentially spaced clamping devices are provided on the turret, each for clamping a major portion of the outer circumferential surface of a can body between the opposite end edges thereof. The turret carries a corresponding plurality of circumferentially spaced spindles. Each spindle carries inner and outer forming rolls mounted on roll axes extending parallel to and spaced from the… 
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