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3: Tree Diameter

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Contributed by Joan DeYoung
Instructor (Natural Resources Technology) at Mt. Hood Community College
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3.1: Why Tree Diameter?
3.2: Determining Tree Diameter
3.3: Instruments for Measuring Tree Diameter
3.4: Field Technique Tips for Measuring Tree Diameter
3.5: Summary Questions

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- 3.1: Why Tree Diameter?

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