Plasticity in branching and crown architecture helps explain how tree diversity increases tropical forest production

Cushman, K. C.; Machado, Jose‐Luis

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“…Guillemot et al (2020) used TLS to measure tree structure in the Sardinilla tropical tree diversity manipulation experiment in Panama. They found that trees in more diverse stands not only have larger total biomass, but also have different allocation patterns among aboveground pools, indicating that diverse stands achieve higher biomass through a canopy structure that makes more complete use of incoming light (see also the Commentary by Cushman & Machado, 2020). Remotely sensed data can also complement standard forest monitoring plots.…”

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This article is an Editorial to the Virtual issue on ‘Remote sensing’ that includes the following papers Chavana‐Bryant et al. (2017), Coupel‐Ledru et al. (2022), Cushman & Machado (2020), Disney (2019), D'Odorico et al. (2020), Dong et al. (2022), Fischer et al. (2019), Gamon et al. (2023), Gu et al. (2019), Guillemot et al. (2020), Jucker (2021), Koh et al. (2022), Konings et al. (2019), Kothari et al. (2023), Martini et al. (2022), Richardson (2019), Santini et al. (2021), Schimel et al. (2019), Serbin et al. (2019), Smith et al. (2019, 2020), Still et al. (2021), Stovall et al. (2021), Wang et al. (2020), Wong et al. (2020), Wu et al. (2021), Wu et al. (2017), Wu et al. (2018), Wu et al. (2019), Xu et al. (2021), Yan et al. (2021). Access the Virtual Issue at www.newphytologist.com/virtualissues.

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“…(2017), Coupel‐Ledru et al . (2022), Cushman & Machado (2020), Disney (2019), D'Odorico et al . (2020), Dong et al .…”

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Vertical distribution of trunk and crown volume in tropical trees

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Moorthy

Arellano

et al. 2022

Forest Ecology and Management

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Plasticity in branching and crown architecture helps explain how tree diversity increases tropical forest production

Abstract: This article is a Commentary on Guillemot et al. (2020), 228: 1256–1268.

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Innovations in plant science from integrative remote sensing research: an introduction to a Virtual Issue

Innovations in plant science from integrative remote sensing research: an introduction to a Virtual Issue

Vertical distribution of trunk and crown volume in tropical trees

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