2017•Forest Ecology and ManagementRequires access

Species, tree size, and overstory environment affect likelihood of ice storm damage to understory trees in a mature Douglas-fir forest

Jim E. Priebe, Matthew D. Powers, Elizabeth Cole

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Key concepts: Tsuga, Understory, Western Hemlock, Thinning, Forestry, Diameter at breast height, Coarse woody debris, Basal area

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