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Felling dead trees with explosives

Australian Forestry, 1984
Summary The use of explosives to fell eucalypt stags (dead trees) was tested in week-long trials in each of two forest locations. Two techniques of placement of explosives (keyhole and understump) and two types of explosives (gelignite and ANFO) were found to be satisfactory alternatives to the normal procedure of felling stags by chainsaw or pushing ...
M. P. Crowe, J. Paxton, G. Tyers
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Spanning-Tree Biogeography: Shortcut, Detour, or Dead-End?

Systematic Zoology, 1988
-The spanning-tree approach to biogeography developed by Craw and Page offers results even when little or no cladistic information about taxonomic relationships is available. Because relationships are effectively resolved on the basis of present-day geographic proximity, however, those results may frequently be artifacts of the method.
N. I. Platnick, G. Nelson
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“Dead, Shriveled Trees”

2019
The first chapter addresses the proliferation of tuberculosis in textile factories in Meiji and Taishō era Japan. These factories provided the backbone of the nation’s modernization program, but so too were they rife with tuberculosis. This epidemic first affected women, as the workers in these factories were primarily young females, who were seen by ...
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The Dead Tree

Minnesota Review, 2023
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LDS-YOLO: A lightweight small object detection method for dead trees from shelter forest

Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2022
Xuewen Wang, Yuchen Zheng, Qingzhan Zhao
exaly  

Drought and dead trees

Nature Climate Change, 2011
Richard Birdsey, Yude Pan
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Silvi-Net – A dual-CNN approach for combined classification of tree species and standing dead trees from remote sensing data

International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation, 2021
Sebastian Briechle, George Vosselman
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“And the dead tree gives no shelter”: Ecclesiastes

2015
Eliot cites a verse from Ezekiel as his source for the phrase “Son of man” and another Old Testament verse, this time from Ecclesiastes, as the source for a line about a dead tree and a cricket: What are the roots that clutch, what branches grow Out of this stony rubbish?
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Classification of Tree Species and Standing Dead Trees with Lidar Point Clouds Using Two Deep Neural Networks: PointCNN and 3DmFV-Net

PFG - Journal of Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Geoinformation Science, 2022
Peter Krzystek, Melanie Brandmeier, Sebastian Briechle   +2 more
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The Dead Trees Sing

2023
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