Maximum and Largest Crown Width Equations for 15 Tree Species in Maine
Problem Addressed: Crown width is an important tree attribute, but challenging and expensive to measure.
Goal(s)/Objective(s): Develop equations to predict maximum and largest crown width as a function of DBH
Key Findings: Large differences between species crown widths and a strong relationship with DBH
Recommendation: Crown width equations are useful tool and can be used to derive a variety of forest attributes like crown closure.
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- Russell, Matthew B.
University of Maine - Weiskittel, Aaron R
University of Maine
aaron.weiskittel@maine.edu
2075812857
This is the kind of applied paper that will no longer be available in a regional SAF journal. Glad it is available on NEFIS!