Canopy Structural Development
Canopy Structural Development is a botanical ecological process that denotes the phase-specific organization and three-dimensional arrangement of plant foliage, branches, and stems within a vegetative canopy, distinguished by its role in mediating light interception, microclimate formation, and ecosystem-level physiological functions.
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POTENTIAL SITE PRODUCTIVITY INFLUENCES THE RATE OF FOREST STRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT
Andrew J. Larson, James A. Lutz, Rolf Gersonde et al. · Ecological Applications · 2008 · 102 citations
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