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Frank S. Gilliam
Research Highlights: Excess N from atmospheric deposition has been shown to decrease plant biodiversity of impacted forests, especially in its effects on herbaceous layer communities. This work demonstrates that one of the mechanisms of such response is ...
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Haonan Zhang and Jianhui Xue
Bamboo has invaded native forests worldwide, and its aggressive spread by rhizomes facilitates patch expansion and the eventual replacement of adjacent forests. However, fine-scale studies of the spatial pattern and competitive relationships of bamboo in...
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Elia Scudiero, Pietro Teatini, Gabriele Manoli, Federica Braga, Todd H. Skaggs and Francesco Morari
Management zones (MZs) are used in precision agriculture to diversify agronomic management across a field. According to current common practices, MZs are often spatially static: they are developed once and used thereafter. However, the soil–plant r...
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Chaobin Yang, Xingyuan He, Ranghu Wang, Fengqin Yan, Lingxue Yu, Kun Bu, Jiuchun Yang, Liping Chang and Shuwen Zhang
Urban green spaces have been shown to decrease land surface temperature (LST) significantly. However, few studies have explored the relationships between urban green spaces and LST across different seasons at different spatial scales. In this study, usin...
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Bharat Pokharel, Art Groot, Douglas G. Pitt, Murray Woods and Jeffery P. Dech
Our objective was to model the average wood density in black spruce trees in representative stands across a boreal forest landscape based on relationships with predictor variables extracted from airborne light detection and ranging (LiDAR) point cloud da...
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