Technique for describing woody vegetation composition and structure in inventory type classification, ordination and animal habitat surveys

  • Coetzee B
  • Gertenbach W
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Abstract

Woody structure and composition is recorded to provide for calculating per species, stem growth form and height class: (a) canopy regime at different height levels; (b) total projected canopy cover; and (c) density. Quadrat size is determined independently at each site for each height class to suit the density and distribution of plants.

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Coetzee, B. J., & Gertenbach, W. P. D. (1977). Technique for describing woody vegetation composition and structure in inventory type classification, ordination and animal habitat surveys. Koedoe, 20(1). https://doi.org/10.4102/koedoe.v20i1.931

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