Individual-based forest ecology and management, where the focus is on individual plants in the context of their populations, draws on a large body of different quantitative methods that …
NB Loosmore, ED Ford - Ecology, 2006 - Wiley Online Library
Spatial point pattern analysis provides a statistical method to compare an observed spatial pattern against a hypothesized spatial process model. The G statistic, which considers the …
We describe a range of methods for the description and analysis of spatial point patterns in plant ecology. The conceptual basis of the methods is presented, and specific tests are …
The relationship between species diversity and sampled area is fundamental to ecology. Traditionally, theories of the species–area relationship have been dominated by random …
T Wiegand, S Gunatilleke, N Gunatilleke, T Okuda - Ecology, 2007 - Wiley Online Library
Clustering at multiple critical scales may be common for plants since many different factors and processes may cause clustering. This is especially true for tropical rain forests for which …
JB Plotkin, J Chave, PS Ashton - The American Naturalist, 2002 - journals.uchicago.edu
Tree species in tropical rain forests exhibit a rich panoply of spatial patterns that beg ecological explanation. The analysis of tropical census data typically relies on spatial …
S Boyden, D Binkley, W Shepperd - Forest Ecology and Management, 2005 - Elsevier
Effective management and restoration of ponderosa pine forests requires an understanding of the heterogeneity of contemporary and historical stand structures. We assessed spatial …
T Wiegand, I Martínez, A Huth - The American Naturalist, 2009 - journals.uchicago.edu
Seed dispersal should leave a signature on the spatial distribution of recruits that can be quantified using sophisticated techniques of spatial pattern analysis. Here we study spatial …