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Height Growth Models for Western Larch in British Columbia

2002-04-01

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British Columbia's foresters currently use height growth curves developed with data from Montana to estimate the height and productivity of western larch (Larix occidentalis). The ability of the presently used curves to accurately predict the height growth of British Columbia's larch population is unknown. The production of new curves with local data could improve our ability to predict heights and allow increasin...

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Literature Corpus work: 17559e4a-54c8-5f1f-9ca2-1c5d36ee8c63
DOI: 10.1093/wjaf/17.2.66

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