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Habitat highs and lows: Using terrestrial and UAV LiDAR for modelling avian species richness and abundance in a restored woodland

Biodiversity-&-functionCanopy-structureRemote-sensing
Jan 1
Written by Tommaso Jucker
Tommaso Jucker
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Top canopy height and stem size variation enhance aboveground biomass across spatial scales in seasonal tropical forests
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Logging leaves a fingerprint on the number, size, spatial configuration and geometry of tropical forest canopy gaps

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