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Tree identification errors were many, making it almost impossible to derive diameter increment and survival models by using ordinary regression analysis techniques.

For increment core data, the mean radial increment was doubled to derive diameter increment and divided by the number of growth rings (to be equal to the number of years: Ogden & West, [1981]) to derive periodic mean annual growth rate.

The size of the NiO NPs was estimated by applying the Debye-Scherrer equation to the (200) reflection at 2θ = 43.2° of the XRD pattern (Figure4 (a)), and the derived diameter of crystalline NiO NPs was 9.8 nm, which was consistent with the size estimated by TEM. Figure 4 XRD patterns, TEM images, and EDS mapping.

We note that there has been much recent work on mul-trees ranging from constructing strict and majority rule consensus mul-trees to deriving diameter bounds for various metrics on mul-trees (see, [ 21- 26]).

This article is meant to bridge the skeletonization literature in the plant sciences and related technical fields by discussing best practices for deriving diameters and approximating branching hierarchies in a plant network.

Potential relative increment (PRI) is a new method to derive optimal diameter growth equations using inventory information from a large public database.

To derive the diameter of the lesion from the number of cells (N mass ) we assumed a spherical lesion, cells into which disseminates the bloodstream at a rate (R diss ): (2) R diss = C diss · D mass 3,4,5C.

The results provided fairly accurate estimates of tree height (RMSE, 1.64 m) and derived stem diameter (DBH) (RMSE, 10.32 cm).

The SSDMM was developed using 495 tree-list measurements obtained from 137 permanent and temporary sample plots, remeasurement data from 30 Nelder plots, and published relationships derived from diameter distribution and height diameter modelling studies, density control experiments and sawmill simulation analyses.

Compared to very high point density LiDAR data, Orka et al. [61] showed fairly accurate estimates of tree height (RMSE, 0.76 0.84 m) and derived stem diameter (RMSE, 3.10 to 3.17 cm) for a highly heterogeneous non-urban forest structure (echo-based LiDAR point clouds, small footprint < 21 cm, a mean pulse density of about 5/m2 with a total return of 30 100 echoes).

Nanoparticle number concentrations were calculated based on the EM derived particle diameter and the SiO2 content, which was obtained by ICP-OES (Ultima 2, Horiba JobinYvon, Japan).