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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Forest Growth Model"”.
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Modeling canopy structure effects on loblolly pine growth
… of canopy structure and their influence on growth of loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) plantations. Foliage distribution, crown hydraulic architecture, and the effect of chronological changes in canopy structure on stand development were explored as possible components of a future process-based …
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Modeling General Response to Silvicultural Treatments in Loblolly Pine Stands
Basal area and dominant height growth and survival models incorporating general response to silvicultural treatments for loblolly pine stands were developed using data from various silvicultural experiments across Southern United States. Growth models for treated stands were developed by …
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The impact of silvicultural strategies and climate change on carbon sequestration and other forest ecosystem functions
Forests are a key resource serving a multitude of functions such as providing income to forest owners, supplying industries with timber, protecting water resources, and maintaining biodiversity. Recently much attention has been given to the role of forests in the global carbon cycle and their …
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The role of life history traits for coexistence and forest recovery after disturbance – a modelling perspective. Towards a better understanding of species-rich forests
Tropical forests are well known for their exceptional species richness – high diversity of plant species constitutes the basis for an equivalently rich fauna. An astonishing variety of plant life strategies has evolved, manifesting itself also in different compositions of life history traits in …