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Analysis of 3D Structural Root Architecture Data of Trees Grown on Slopes

The root architecture of two Quercus alba growing on sloping ground was measured using 3D digitizing in situ. These detailed data were then incorporated into models of slope stability, showing how such data can be used to determine root reinforcement potential.

F. Danjon | D.H. Barker | M. Drexhage | A. Stokes

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