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mean annual increment: a standalone construct

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mean annualincrement1 CONSTRUCTMean annual incrementASSMANN · FOREST MENSURATION

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Forest mensuration

total stand volume or size divided by its age, whose peak marks the rotation maximizing average volume production.

In forest mensuration, mean annual increment refers to total stand volume or size divided by its age, whose peak marks the rotation maximizing average volume production. This meaning comes from Assmann (1961/1970) in The principles of forest yield study.[1]

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References

  1. 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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