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Forest mensuration

the growth of a tree or stand in a single year, which peaks earlier than mean annual increment.

In forest mensuration, current annual increment refers to the growth of a tree or stand in a single year, which peaks earlier than mean annual increment. This meaning comes from Assmann (1961/1970) in The principles of forest yield study.[1]

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References

Assmann, E. (1970). The principles of forest yield study (S. H. Gardiner, Trans.). Pergamon Press. (Original work published 1961) Open Library record

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