Estimating total forest biomass in New York, 1993. Forest Service resource bulletin
E.H. Wharton, Carol L. Alerich, David Drake
Abstract
E.H. Wharton, Carol L. Alerich, David Drake
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Presents methods for synthesizing information from existing biomass literature for estimating biomass over extensive forest areas, with specific applications to New York. Tables of appropriate regression equations and the tree and shrub species to which these equations can be applied are presented, as well as biomass estimates at the county, geographic unit, and state level.
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Presents methods for synthesizing information from existing biomass literature for estimating biomass over extensive forest areas, with specific applications to New York. Tables of appropriate regression equations and the tree and shrub species to which these equations can be applied are presented, as well as biomass estimates at the county, geographic unit, and state level.
Key concepts: Biomass (ecology), Unit (ring theory), Forestry, Environmental science, Shrub, Forest inventory, Seemingly unrelated regressions, Geography