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Out of the forest: the movements and habitat selection of mixed-species bird flocks in agricultural landscapes adjacent to protected areas in Sri Lanka. [PDF]

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Wijerathne I, Vidanapathirana DR, Kotagama SW, Jiang A, Goodale E.   +4 more
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Quantifying carbon stock and tree community composition in tropical forests through combining satellite and UAV analyses. [PDF]

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Komatsu K, Takeshige R, Onishi M, Fujiki S, Imai N, Miyamoto K, Aiba SI, Kitayama K, Tsen STL, Nilus R, Dawat J, Pereira J, Onoda Y, Aoyagi R.   +13 more
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Habitat overlap of Canada lynx and sympatric mesopredators increases following cyclical reduction in primary prey. [PDF]

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Crowley SM, Johnson CJ, Hodder DP.
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Forest Inventory Using Forest Canopy Profiles

[Proceedings] IGARSS '92 International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, 2005
A helicopter-borne 8-channel ranging scatterometer HUTSCAT (Helsinki University of Technology Scatterometer) was used to measure forest canopy profiles (FCP). The FCP data were used in order to determinate the mean and dominant tree height and total volume per hectare.
J. Hyyppa, M. Hallikainen, H. Hyyppa
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Forest Canopy Hydraulics

2016
Water and carbon cycles are strongly coordinated and water availability is a primary limiting factor in many terrestrial ecosystems. Photosynthesis requires sufficient water supply to leaves and constraints on delivery at any point in the hydraulic continuum can lead to stomatal closure and reduced photosynthesis.
David R. Woodruff, Frederick C. Meinzer, Katherine A. McCulloh   +2 more
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Forest Canopies.

The Journal of Ecology, 1996
W. D. Hawthorne, M. D. Lowman, null Nadkarni   +2 more
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Photosynthesis in Forest Canopies

2004
This chapter focuses on canopy photosynthesis.
Funk, Jennifer L., Lerdau, Manuel T.
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Canopy Closure Rate and Forest Structure

Ecology, 1997
Natural disturbances produce openings in forest canopies. Gap opening and closure create a mosaic of regenerating phases in the forest, which are a source of environmental heterogeneity, contributing to the maintenance of community diversity. In this study we measured the rate of canopy closure using hemispherical photographs taken in the same points ...
Teresa Valverde, Jonathan Silvertown
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Forest Canopy Stratification—Is It Useful?

The American Naturalist, 2000
It has long been recognized that the forest canopy has a complex structure that is significant for environmental interactions, regeneration, growth, and biotic habitat. Not only is the structure variously complex, but also there are many ways to conceptualize that complexity. Yet the persistent theme when considering the structure of canopies continues
Parker, Geoffrey G., Brown, Martin J.
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