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Forest mensuration

the sum of the crown areas trees would have if open-grown, as a percentage of stand area, used as a density measure.

In forest mensuration, crown competition factor refers to the sum of the crown areas trees would have if open-grown, as a percentage of stand area, used as a density measure. This meaning comes from Krajicek (1961) in Forest Science.[1]

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References

Krajicek, J. E., Brinkman, K. A., & Gingrich, S. F. (1961). Crown Competition: A Measure of Density. Forest Science, 7(1), 35-42. https://doi.org/10.1093/forestscience/7.1.35

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