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Wei Wang, Xue Gao, Yukun Cheng, Yi Ren, Zhihui Zhang, Rui Wang, Junmei Cao and Hongwei Geng
High-throughput phenotypic identification is a prerequisite for large-scale identification and gene mining of important traits. However, existing work has rarely leveraged high-throughput phenotypic identification into quantitative trait locus (QTL) acqu...
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Rodolfo Picchio, Roberto Mercurio, Rachele Venanzi, Loretta Gratani, Tommaso Giallonardo, Angela Lo Monaco and Anna Rita Frattaroli
Renaturalization treatment in black pine afforestation is an important topic that should be considered. There is a need to favor the evolution of artificial pine forests toward natural forest systems. Overall, this study focused on pine forests, and sugg...
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Dryw A. Jones and Kevin L. O?Hara
We analyzed variations in three tree properties: tissue density, carbon fraction, and carbon density within bole tissues of nine Californian conifer species. Model performance for all three tree properties was significantly improved with the addition of ...
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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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L.D. Wakawa,F.N. Ogana,T.E. Adeniy
Forests play a significant role in human existence and survival. Timely and reliable information on the status of a forest is essential for assessing the extent of regeneration and degradation. However, when such information is lacking effective forest m...
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