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Modelling Forest Growth and Yield: Applications to Mixed Tropical Forests

Jerome Klaas Vanclay

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Contents: 1. Introduction -- 2. Whole Stand Models -- 3. Size Class Models -- 4. Single-tree and Tree List Models -- 5. Data Requirements -- 6. Constructing Growth Models -- 7. Forest Site Evaluation -- 8. Diameter Increment -- 9. Mortality and Merchantability -- 10. Regeneration and Recruitment -- 11. Model Evaluation and Re-calibration -- 12. Implementation and Use -- 13. Future Directions.

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Contents: 1. Introduction -- 2. Whole Stand Models -- 3. Size Class Models -- 4. Single-tree and Tree List Models -- 5. Data Requirements -- 6. Constructing Growth Models -- 7. Forest Site Evaluation -- 8. Diameter Increment -- 9. Mortality and Merchantability -- 10. Regeneration and Recruitment -- 11. Model Evaluation and Re-calibration -- 12. Implementation and Use -- 13. Future Directions.

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Contents: 1. Introduction -- 2. Whole Stand Models -- 3. Size Class Models -- 4. Single-tree and Tree List Models -- 5. Data Requirements -- 6. Constructing Growth Models -- 7. Forest Site Evaluation -- 8. Diameter Increment -- 9. Mortality and Merchantability -- 10. Regeneration and Recruitment -- 11. Model Evaluation and Re-calibration -- 12. Implementation and Use -- 13. Future Directions.

Key concepts: Sustainable forest management, Work (physics), Forest management, Natural (archaeology), Environmental resource management, Natural forest, Agroforestry, Geography

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