Remote sensing tracks daily radial wood growth of evergreen needleleaf trees.

Jan U.H. Eitel; Kevin L Griffin; Natalie T Boelman; Andrew J Maguire; Arjan J H Meddens; Johanna Jensen; Lee A Vierling; Stephanie C Schmiege; Jyoti S Jennewein

doi:10.1111/gcb.15112

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Remote sensing tracks daily radial wood growth of evergreen needleleaf trees.

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Remote sensing tracks daily radial wood growth of evergreen needleleaf trees.

Jan U.H. Eitel, Kevin L Griffin, Natalie T Boelman, Andrew J Maguire, Arjan J H Meddens, Johanna Jensen, Lee A Vierling, Stephanie C Schmiege and Jyoti S Jennewein

Global Change Biology, Vol.26(7), pp.4068-4078

2020

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/gcb.15112

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Title: Remote sensing tracks daily radial wood growth of evergreen needleleaf trees.
Creators: Jan U.H. Eitel - University of Idaho
Kevin L Griffin - Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Natalie T Boelman - Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Andrew J Maguire - University of Idaho
Arjan J H Meddens - Washington State University
Johanna Jensen - Columbia University
Lee A Vierling - University of Idaho
Stephanie C Schmiege - Columbia University
Jyoti S Jennewein - University of Idaho
Publication Details: Global Change Biology, Vol.26(7), pp.4068-4078
Identifiers: 996630604601851
Academic Unit: Natural Resources and Society; Center for Research on Invasive Species; Idaho Experimental Partnership to Stimulate Competitive Research; Rangeland Center
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article