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    SYSTAT tablecurve3d
    Tablecurve3d, supplied by SYSTAT, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 93/100, based on 165 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/tablecurve3d+(systat+software+inc%2E%2C+2002)/TableCurve+3D+v4%2E0/10__1016_slash_j__foreco__2018__07__028-114-0-1
    Average 93 stars, based on 165 article reviews
    tablecurve3d - by Bioz Stars, 2026-09
    93/100 stars

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    Article Title: Estimation of compensatory growth of coastal Douglas-fir following pre-commercial thinning across a site quality gradient
    Article Snippet: This study is aimed to address the issue of whether the volume loss in stands with partial cutting such as precommercial thinning (PCT ) treatments could catch-up with the ones of unthinned stands, employing the lens of compensatory growth (CG) in plant ecology to ask the question of how long one could expect to see the complete CG to happen, if any.. CG is the ability of plants or vegetation to vary their growth to offset damage caused by disturbances.. Though it has been demonstrated in annual plants such as crops and grasslands, it has not been well studied in trees except Douglas-fir under different PCT regimes in the Swiss Central Plateau, trembling aspen seedlings under different fertilization regimes, and fast-growth willow coppice with clipping, etc.

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    Article Title: Estimation of compensatory growth of coastal Douglas-fir following pre-commercial thinning across a site quality gradient
    Article Snippet: This study is aimed to address the issue of whether the volume loss in stands with partial cutting such as precommercial thinning (PCT ) treatments could catch-up with the ones of unthinned stands, employing the lens of compensatory growth (CG) in plant ecology to ask the question of how long one could expect to see the complete CG to happen, if any.. CG is the ability of plants or vegetation to vary their growth to offset damage caused by disturbances.. Though it has been demonstrated in annual plants such as crops and grasslands, it has not been well studied in trees except Douglas-fir under different PCT regimes in the Swiss Central Plateau, trembling aspen seedlings under different fertilization regimes, and fast-growth willow coppice with clipping, etc.



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