Modelling individual tree height–diameter relationships for multi-layered and multi-species forests in central Europe

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Ram P. Sharma
Zdeněk Vacek
Stanislav Vacek
Miloš Kučera
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[1] Czech University of Life Sciences Prague,Faculty of Forestry and Wood Sciences
[2] Forest Management Institute,undefined
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Trees | 2019年 / 33卷
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Chapman-Richards function; National forest inventory; Dummy variable modelling; Stand density; Stand structure; Random effects; Species-specific height difference;
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