Tree canopy height is one of the most important indicators of forest biomass, productivity,
and ecosystem structure, but it is challenging to measure accurately from the ground and …

Museum collection records are a source of historic data for species occurrence, but little
attention is paid to the associated descriptions of habitat at the sample locations. We …

In recent years, hyperspectral remote sensing (HRS) has become common practice for
remote analyses of the physiognomy and composition of forests. Supervised classification is …

Tree canopy height is one of the most important indicators of forest biomass, productivity,
and ecosystem structure, but it is challenging to measure accurately from the ground and …

Topoclimatic diversity within forest landscapes can underlie variation in water availability,
which may correspond to patterns in habitat suitability of tree species with differing …

Open-seeded plants or gymnosperms are plants with seeds that are not protected by the
ovary, so that the seeds can be seen directly without peeling them first from the ovary. This …

Atmospheric correction (ATC) of radiance image data is a preliminary and necessary
procedure to reach a coherent unsupervised classification. Though ATC results in removal …

Abstract Article Information The Peperomia pellucida species has been used as a medicinal
herb due to its broad range of pharmacological properties. Although there is a number of a …

Forests cover 30% of the land surface and absorb almost a quarter of annual anthropogenic
carbon dioxide emissions, but are vulnerable to increasing drought stress as a result of …