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Tree Volume Equations for Fifteen Urban Species in California

Reference Type
Report (Research or Project)

"This study is the first phase of a three-phase urban forest utilization project at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. Selected samples of fifteen urban species were carefully measured in order to develop tree volume equations. These species include Chinese Elm, Holly Oak, Camphor Tree, Jacaranda, American Sweet Gum, Monterey Pine, Blue Gum, Monterey Cypress, Acacia (golden wattle), Carob, Modesto Ash, Southern Magnolia, Sawleaf Zelkova, London Plane, and Chinese Pistache. Equations for species in three regions (Southland, Coastal and Central Valley) of California were developed. The results of all regions are completed and reported here. Local and standard volume equations were developed for use by urban foresters needing to calculate tree volumes."

June 1998

Authors
N. H. Pillsbury, J. L. Reimer, R. P. Thompson
Date Published
2004
Publisher
Urban Forest Ecosystems Institute
Publisher Location
San Luis Obispo, CA
Pages
64
Attachments and Links
Publication Number
Technical Report No. 7
Sub-Topics
Inventory (tree)
State(s)/Region(s)
California
Keywords
Liquidambar, Magnolia, Pistacia, Platanus, Ulmus, Volume, Volume equations, Zelkova
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