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Comparison of standard and actual tree-growth trends for deciduous and coniferous species in New Hampshire

Comparison of standard and actual tree-growth trends for deciduous and coniferous species in New... <jats:p> Recent concerns over the decline of tree growth in the Northeast have revealed the need for data on standard or expected tree growth over time or tree diameter, unaffected by stand or climatic factors. Examples of standard growth curves are developed and compared with past sample-tree increments on 30 plots with a known 52- to 53-year record of change in stand density. </jats:p> http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Canadian Journal of Forest Research CrossRef

Comparison of standard and actual tree-growth trends for deciduous and coniferous species in New Hampshire

Canadian Journal of Forest Research , Volume 17 (10): 1297-1300 – Oct 1, 1987

Comparison of standard and actual tree-growth trends for deciduous and coniferous species in New Hampshire


Abstract

<jats:p> Recent concerns over the decline of tree growth in the Northeast have revealed the need for data on standard or expected tree growth over time or tree diameter, unaffected by stand or climatic factors. Examples of standard growth curves are developed and compared with past sample-tree increments on 30 plots with a known 52- to 53-year record of change in stand density. </jats:p>

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0045-5067
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10.1139/x87-201
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Abstract

<jats:p> Recent concerns over the decline of tree growth in the Northeast have revealed the need for data on standard or expected tree growth over time or tree diameter, unaffected by stand or climatic factors. Examples of standard growth curves are developed and compared with past sample-tree increments on 30 plots with a known 52- to 53-year record of change in stand density. </jats:p>

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Canadian Journal of Forest ResearchCrossRef

Published: Oct 1, 1987

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