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Windthrow

In forestry, windthrow refers to trees uprooted by wind. Breakage of the tree bole (trunk) instead of uprooting is called windsnap. Blowdown refers to both windthrow and windsnap.

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Windthrow

Nodes27
Edges26
Triples55
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
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related to Bibliography · 43
Windthrow → Academic Press, Austral Ecology, Bradford, Canadian Journal, Canham, Catastrophic, Cyclone, Denslow, Dynamics, Ecology, FL, Ford, Forest, Forest Ecology, Forest Research, Interspecific, Issues, Latty, Light, Loucks
has effect · 5
Windthrow → Additionally, Pacific Northwest, Severe, These, United States
has cause · 3
Windthrow → Another, The, Tree
see also · 1
Windthrow → DerechoKrummholz

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trees forest wind tree ecology forests windsnap also refers common experience area damage factor increase new less disturbance bedrock weathering

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hill sidesinstance ofor in exposed situations0.80text
develop greater rooting strength through growth feedback with wind movementinstance ofor in exposed situations0.80text
i.e. 'adaptive' or 'acclimative' growthinstance ofor in exposed situations0.80text
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Windthrowhas causeTree0.60section
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Windthrowhas effectThese0.60section
Windthrowhas effectPacific Northwest0.60section
Windthrowhas effectUnited States0.60section
Windthrowhas effectAdditionally0.60section
Windthrowrelated to BibliographyNina0.60section

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