The opportunities and challenges of applying tree climbing techniques as a canopy access method in canopy biology

NAKANISHI AKIRA; NAKANISHI AKIRA; HIGASHI WAKANA; TANAKA MIZUE; MIYAZAKI YUKO; INUI YOKO

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The opportunities and challenges of applying tree climbing techniques as a canopy access method in canopy biology

林冠生物学におけるツリークライミングの適用と展望

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Volume： 68 Issue： 2 Page： 125-139(J-STAGE) Publication year： 2018
JST Material Number： G0845B ISSN： 0021-5007 Document type： Article
Article type：文献レビュー Country of issue： Japan (JPN) Language： JAPANESE (JA)

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Forest mensuration(=dendrometry)

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