Dataset: Yearly Averages by Species of Fall Leaf Drop Monitoring

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Parent Project: Tree Phenology Monitoring: Fall Color and Leaf Drop
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Yearly Averages by Species of Fall Leaf Drop Monitoring is licensed under a Creative Commons CC BY - Attribution 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at https://www.uvm.edu/femc/data/archive/project/tree-phenology-monitoring-fall-color-leaf/dataset/yearly-averages-by-species-fall-leaf/version/584
Project Lead / Principal Investigator: Joshua Halman; Sandra Wilmot

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Version name: 2017 Fall Leaf Drop

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Purpose

Annual measurements of leaf drop to establish the timing of developmental events and trends, as a measure of forest condition (ie effects of stress events) and long-term changes (ie effects of global climate change).

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2017 Fall Leaf Drop

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Created Date

2018-03-23 15:20:59

Creator

John Truong

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