Spherical densiometers produce biased estimates of forest canopy cover
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C. Bowers | L. Irwin | J. Cook | Larry L. Irwin | C. W. Bowers | J. G. Cook | T. W. Stutzman | K. A. Brenner | K. Brenner
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