The hitchhiker's guide to stem mapping.

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The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Stem Mapping
Grace Haynes
Advisors: Mary Martin, Matt Vadeboncoeur
Why do tree locations
matter?
• Learn how trees grow
• Spatial distribution
• Species distribution
• Enable remote planning
• Sap flow
• Beech Bark Disease
• Proximity to
respiration collars
• Locating dominant
canopy trees

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