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What is stand density and where does it come from?

What is stand density and where does it come from?. New answers for an old question. Stand density. Quantitative measure of tree occupancy Measure of crowding in tree stands. Applications- Distribute growth. Applications- Manage light penetration.

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What is stand density and where does it come from?

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  1. What is stand density and where does it come from? New answers for an old question

  2. Stand density • Quantitative measure of tree occupancy • Measure of crowding in tree stands

  3. Applications-Distribute growth

  4. Applications-Manage light penetration

  5. Concept of stand density based on size-density relations

  6. Application is very hypothetical • Experience is mostly consistent with the basic principles • Interaction between species, age, and site quality hamper efforts to empirically verify the theoretical relationships • The underlying basis of stand density – the systematic exchange of tree density for tree size at equilibrium - still lacks a consensus • “Equilibrium” is also an abstract concept

  7. Seminar objective • To walk through a concept map that represents a word model that describes the underpinnings of size-density relationships • Propose a refined definition of stand density • Present a concrete definition of equilibrium conditions for size-density relations

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