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Jose Javier Gorgoso-Varela,Friday Nwabueze Ogana,Rafael Alonso Ponce
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Ruyi Zhou, Dasheng Wu, Luming Fang, Aijun Xu and Xiongwei Lou
Traditional field surveys are expensive, time-consuming, laborious, and difficult to perform, especially in mountainous and dense forests, which imposes a burden on forest management personnel and researchers. This study focuses on predicting forest grow...
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Tian Zhang, Xibin Dong, Huiwen Guan, Yuan Meng, Jiafu Ruan and Zhiyong Wang
Thinning is an important way to adjust and optimize the spatial structure of forests. The study of its impacts support a better understanding of the succession process of secondary forests after interference. To study the changes in forest spatial struct...
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Arkadiusz Bruchwald,Elzbieta Dmyterko,Radomir Balazy
Pág. e014
Aim of study: To develop and evaluate the forest?s wind-risk model, dedicated for stand damage level.Area of study: Model was tested in the northeastern Poland.Material and methods: A risk model referring to the damage of forest stands by wind specifies,...
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Nancy Guzmán, Roger Moya and Olmán Murillo
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