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balanced uneven-aged stand: a standalone construct

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Silviculture

a stand whose tree numbers fall by a constant ratio between successive diameter classes, giving a reverse-J distribution that periodic harvest can sustain.

In silviculture, balanced uneven-aged stand refers to a stand whose tree numbers fall by a constant ratio between successive diameter classes, giving a reverse-J distribution that periodic harvest can sustain. This meaning comes from Meyer (1952) in Journal of Forestry.[1]

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References

Meyer, H. A. (1952). Structure, Growth, and Drain in Balanced Uneven-Aged Forests. Journal of Forestry, 50(2), 85-92. https://doi.org/10.1093/jof/50.2.85

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