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Consequences of defaunation for a tropical tree community
Ecology Letters, 2013AbstractHunting affects a considerably greater area of the tropical forest biome than deforestation and logging combined. Often even large remote protected areas are depleted of a substantial proportion of their vertebrate fauna. However, understanding of the long‐term ecological consequences of defaunation in tropical forests remains poor.
Rhett D, Harrison +7 more
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Decelerating growth in tropical forest trees
Ecology Letters, 2007Abstract The impacts of global change on tropical forests remain poorly understood. We examined changes in tree growth rates over the past two decades for all species occurring in large (50‐ha) forest dynamics plots in Panama and Malaysia.
Feeley, Kenneth J. +4 more
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Area, 2004
Repeat photography is the process of rephotographing the same scene that appears in an earlier photograph. As a methodology, repeat photography is a valuable tool for investigating and assessing landscape change. Beyond the disadvantages of scale, composition, areal coverage and temporal punctuation, the method is useful.
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Repeat photography is the process of rephotographing the same scene that appears in an earlier photograph. As a methodology, repeat photography is a valuable tool for investigating and assessing landscape change. Beyond the disadvantages of scale, composition, areal coverage and temporal punctuation, the method is useful.
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TOWARDS A CLASSIFICATION OF TROPICAL FRUIT TREES
Acta Horticulturae, 1986The classification reveals a pattern in the confusing multitude of tree crops; its usefulness is enhanced because of similarities in ecology and fruitfulness of the species within a class. The contrast between the fruitful, continuously growing single-stemmed species and the rather unfruitful, rhythmically growing branched species is striking.
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Architecture of Tropical Trees
Taxon, 1972K. Kubitzki, F. Halle, R. A. A. Oldeman
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Consensus trees serve as a means to summarize tree data in the context of phylogenetic studies. Geometrically, they can be conceptualized as location statistics within the space of phylogenetic trees. This thesis is centered on novel approaches to consensus methods that harness the tropical convexity inherent to the tree space.
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The Architecture of Trees in the Tropics
Systematic Botany, 1976P. B. Tomlinson +2 more
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Factors Affecting Cambial Growth Periodicity and Wood Formation in Tropical Forest Trees: A Review
Forests, 2023Supaporn Buajan +2 more
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