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Arne Pommerening's Webblog on Forest Biometrics and Quantitative Ecology

This is a site for facilitating an exchange on current issues in Forest Biometrics, Quantitative Ecology, Plant Growth Analysis, Woodland Structure and Theoretical Forest Science.

Month: December 2017

Behind the paper “Do large trees tend towards high species mingling?”

Published 10 December, 2017

It often occurred to me that it is a pity to be able to read finished research papers only. As we all know, they have to be very concise and can only report a selection of the most positive outcomes of everybody’s research. However, this is only the tip of the iceberg, isn’t it? There… Continue reading Behind the paper “Do large trees tend towards high species mingling?”

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