Hey again. Does anyone have any opinion on the utility of spherical crown densiometers for use in estimating leaf area index in boreal forests? I'm thinking that the typical narrow crowns of boreal trees might make the method fairly bogus, but haven't got any other options at this point, other than using allometries. If they are useful, which would be better, convex or concave? Also, is there a reasonably priced source for them that can deliver quickly (walnut case not required) ?? Please e-mail me at emn8c@virginia.edu as soon as you can! thanks, Eric
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