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relative spacing index: a standalone construct

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Forest mensuration

average tree spacing divided by dominant stand height, a stand density measure that is largely independent of site quality and age.

In forest mensuration, relative spacing index refers to average tree spacing divided by dominant stand height, a stand density measure that is largely independent of site quality and age. This meaning comes from Wilson (1946) in Journal of Forestry.[1]

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References

  1. Wilson, F. G. (1946). Numerical Expression of Stocking in Terms of Height. Journal of Forestry, 44(10), 758-761. https://doi.org/10.1093/jof/44.10.758

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