Spatial patterning of underrepresented tree species in canopy gaps 9years after group selection cutting

Keyphrases

• Tree Species 100%
• Group Selection 100%
• Yellow Birch 100%
• Selection Cutting 100%
• Spatial Patterning 100%
• Canopy Gaps 100%
• Eastern Hemlock 66%
• Moisture 33%
• Tree Regeneration 33%
• Spatial Variability 33%
• Forest Landscape 33%
• Treatment Monitoring 33%
• Regeneration Success 33%
• Betula Alleghaniensis 33%
• Tree Height 33%
• Forest Gap 33%
• Saplings 33%
• Moisture Availability 33%
• Compositional Heterogeneity 33%
• Additional Treatment 33%
• Canopy Tree 33%
• Structural Heterogeneity 33%
• Tree Species Diversity 33%
• Ripley's K 33%
• Opening Size 33%
• Silvicultural Systems 33%
• Tsuga Canadensis 33%
• High Magnitude 33%
• Local Statistics 33%
• Kernel Density Estimation 33%
• Raster-based 33%
• Spatial Point Pattern 33%
• K-kernel 33%
• Large Opening 33%
• Expansion Gap 33%
• Southern Border 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Betula 100%
• Selection Cutting 100%
• Tsuga canadensis 100%
• Betula alleghaniensis 33%
• Silvicultural Systems 33%
• Species Diversity 33%