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Astika Bhugeloo, Kabir Peerbhay, Syd Ramdhani and Sershen
Natural and human-induced disturbances influence the biodiversity and functionality of forest ecosystems. Regular, repeated assessments of canopy intactness are essential to map site-specific forest disturbance and recovery patterns, an essential require...
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John J. Lagrosa IV, Wayne C. Zipperer and Michael G. Andreu
Urban landscapes are heterogeneous mosaics that develop via significant land-use and land cover (LULC) change. Current LULC models project future landscape patterns, but generally avoid urban landscapes due to heterogeneity. To project LULC change for an...
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Ruska Kattel, Bimala Devkota, Laxman K.C.
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Changes in tree species composition with elevation have been studied at three distinct altitudinal ranges on the basis of dominance, in sub-tropical and temperate forests on south slopes of Phulchoki hill, central part of lower Himalaya, Nepal. The...
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