Visual assessment of tree vigour in Canadian northern hardwood forests: The need for a simplified system
Authors:
- Guillaume MoreauGMGuillaume Moreau
- Malcolm J.L. Cecil-CockwellMCMalcolm J.L. Cecil-Cockwell
- David PothierDPDavid Pothier
- Alexis AchimAAAlexis Achim
- Steve BédardSBSteve Bédard
- François GuillemetteFGFrançois Guillemette
- John CaspersenJCJohn Caspersen
- 13 December 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Forest Ecology and Management
- Vol. 529
Abstract
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