Height-Diameter Equations for Select New Hampshire Tree Species
Abstract
Height-diameter equations are important in modeling forest structure and yield. Twenty-seven height-diameter equations were evaluated for eight tree species occurring in the northern hardwood forest of New Hampshire using permanent plot data from the Bartlett Experimental Forest. Selected models with associated coefficients are presented for American beech, eastern hemlock, paper birch, red maple, red spruce, sugar maple, white ash, yellow birch, and all 16 species combined.
Publication Date
9-1-2011
Journal Title
Northern Journal of Applied Forestry
Publisher
Society of American Foresters
Scientific Contribution Number
2436
Document Type
Article
Rights
© Copyright by the Society of American Foresters
Recommended Citation
Fast, Andrew J. and Ducey, Mark J., "Height-Diameter Equations for Select New Hampshire Tree Species" (2011). Northern Journal of Applied Forestry. 156.
https://scholars.unh.edu/nhaes/156