What is a stand? Assessing the variability of composition and structure in floodplain forest ecosystems across spatial scales in the Upper Mississippi River

Keyphrases

• Floodplain Forest 100%
• Forest Ecosystem 100%
• Upper Mississippi River 100%
• Forest Stand 66%
• Environmental Variables 66%
• Management Units 66%
• Carya 33%
• Hickory 33%
• Basswood 33%
• Development Implementation 33%
• Site-level 33%
• Forest Composition 33%
• Heterogeneous Systems 33%
• Microtopography 33%
• Management Actions 33%
• Forest Characteristics 33%
• Composition Diversity 33%
• Basal Area 33%
• Specific Group 33%
• Overstory 33%
• High Variability 33%
• Forest Condition 33%
• Forest Structure 33%
• Forest Attributes 33%
• Quercus 33%
• Level Measure 33%
• Fine Spatial Scale 33%
• Compositional Structure 33%
• Stand Level 33%
• Tilia Americana 33%
• Topographic Variation 33%
• Plot Level 33%
• Quercus Bicolor 33%
• Stand Condition 33%
• White Oak 33%
• Celtis Occidentalis 33%
• Stand Management 33%
• Hackberry 33%
• Levels Management 33%
• Positive Predictors 33%
• Groups of Species 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Quercus 100%
• Floodplains 100%
• Forest Ecosystem 100%
• Forest Stands 100%
• Tilia Americana 50%
• Quercus Bicolor 50%
• Carya cordiformis 50%
• Celtis Occidentalis 50%
• Stand Management 50%
• Hickory 50%
• Basal Area 50%
• Overstory 50%
• Tilia 50%
• Quercus Alba 50%