A method of plot sampling for canopy volume of shrubs in plant communities is described. The method requires a three dimensional plot and an estimation of canopy volume by classes for each species in the plot. Midpoint values for the volume classes are used to calculate averages from an appropriate sample size. The method eliminates the necessity of measuring height and canopy diameters of individual species and provides an acceptable index to species dominace in the vegetation.This material was digitized as part of a cooperative project between the Society for Range Management and the University of Arizona Libraries.The Journal of Range Management archives are made available by the Society for Range Management and the University of Arizona...
The point-centered quarter method of sampling grassland vegetation is critically examined. Statistic...
An optimum sampling strategy was developed for predicting frequency values for all plant species occ...
Utilization of plant above ground biomass has continued to be a critical yet difficult assessment in...
Cover methods quantify vegetative communities in only 2 dimensions. The addition of height measureme...
An optical method for measuring canopy-spread cover of shrubs is described by means of an illustrate...
Bitterbrush density in a known-parameter population was estimated using 19 different variations of q...
Several methods of vegetation sampling were compared in a very homogeneous herbaceous vegetation: Ne...
The browsed-class method has been developed to measure shrub utilization based on total weight of th...
Resource managers and scientists need efficient, reliable methods for quantifying vegetation to cond...
Production of fourwing saltbush plants was estimated from photographs against a 1-inch grid. All squ...
Although point sampling has been used for more than 30 years to quantify leaf area index (LAI), this...
A point frame has been modified to allow for plant cover estimates to a 152 cm height. Construction ...
A pilot survey to determine the sampling efficiency of the wheel-point method, using the nearest pla...
An evaluation of sampling techniques was conducted on a tall-grass prairie in eastern Oklahoma. The ...
Reports the results of a study conducted to determine an appropriate sample size for a small-quadrat...
The point-centered quarter method of sampling grassland vegetation is critically examined. Statistic...
An optimum sampling strategy was developed for predicting frequency values for all plant species occ...
Utilization of plant above ground biomass has continued to be a critical yet difficult assessment in...
Cover methods quantify vegetative communities in only 2 dimensions. The addition of height measureme...
An optical method for measuring canopy-spread cover of shrubs is described by means of an illustrate...
Bitterbrush density in a known-parameter population was estimated using 19 different variations of q...
Several methods of vegetation sampling were compared in a very homogeneous herbaceous vegetation: Ne...
The browsed-class method has been developed to measure shrub utilization based on total weight of th...
Resource managers and scientists need efficient, reliable methods for quantifying vegetation to cond...
Production of fourwing saltbush plants was estimated from photographs against a 1-inch grid. All squ...
Although point sampling has been used for more than 30 years to quantify leaf area index (LAI), this...
A point frame has been modified to allow for plant cover estimates to a 152 cm height. Construction ...
A pilot survey to determine the sampling efficiency of the wheel-point method, using the nearest pla...
An evaluation of sampling techniques was conducted on a tall-grass prairie in eastern Oklahoma. The ...
Reports the results of a study conducted to determine an appropriate sample size for a small-quadrat...
The point-centered quarter method of sampling grassland vegetation is critically examined. Statistic...
An optimum sampling strategy was developed for predicting frequency values for all plant species occ...
Utilization of plant above ground biomass has continued to be a critical yet difficult assessment in...