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Roots were classified into diameter classes of <2, 2 < 5, 5 < 10, and ≥10 mm.
Equations for conversion from stump diameter into diameter at breast height (DBH) have previously been established locally in Miombo woodlands [39, 40].
This increase in neck size was continuous and linear, with a yearly rate of approximately 10% surface area; translated into diameter, this approximates 1 mm/y.
With decreasing BAL the social rank of a tree increases and lower tree heights are predicted, if all other variables are equal because dominant, and as extreme cases solitary trees, invest more into diameter than height growth for stability reasons.
Trees with high values of rel.dbh are dominant trees that are usually more exposed to the wind and consequently, they have to invest more into diameter than height growth for stability reason.
Roots were further partitioned into diameter size classes (<1 mm (fibrous), 1.0 2.0, 2.1–5.0, 5.1–10.0 and 10.1 20.0 mm) (Watson and O'Loughlin [1990]), and the total length of roots in each diameter size class (excluding fibrous roots) was measured (Phillips et al. [2011]).
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Roots were removed from the original PMs and classified into diameters of <1 (fibrous), 1 < 2, 2 < 5, 5 < 10, 10 < 20, and ≥20 mm.
On one site, at the mouth of the Miami River, Indians carved a circle 38 feet in diameter into limestone, said Mr. Carr, co-discoverer of that site in 1998.
They then repeatedly dipped cotton threads, 1.5mm in diameter, into the solution, letting them dry between each dip.
c Internalization of the gold NPs (50 nm in diameter) into intestinal Caco-2 epithelial cells.
What Seitz imagines is pumping even smaller bubbles, about one-five-hundredth of a millimeter in diameter, into the sea.
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