Tree measurement data from C45 spacing and species mixtures trials, Wind River Experimental Forest

Five units of old-growth were clearcut circa 1980 on Trout Creek Hill, Wind River Experimental Forest in southwestern Washington to establish new stands relevant to management questions in young growth stands. Spacing trials (1x1 or 2x2 meter (m) for the closest spacings up to 6x6 m for the widest s...

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noble fir
Forest management
tree growth
Pacific dogwood
grand fir
biota
Natural Resource Management & Use
tree height
crown width
western white pine
silviculture
height to live crown
spacing trial
stand growth
farming
western redcedar
Abies amabilis
Cornus nuttallii
tree diameter
Tsuga heterophylla
Alnus rubra
western hemlock
pseudotsuga menziesii
red alder
species mixture
Abies procera
Abies grandis
Thuja plicata
Pacific silver fir
Pinus monticola
Douglas-fir
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Tree measurement data from C45 spacing and species mixtures trials, Wind River Experimental Forest
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description Five units of old-growth were clearcut circa 1980 on Trout Creek Hill, Wind River Experimental Forest in southwestern Washington to establish new stands relevant to management questions in young growth stands. Spacing trials (1x1 or 2x2 meter (m) for the closest spacings up to 6x6 m for the widest spacing) were planted from 1979 to 1982 for Douglas-fir, western white pine, noble fir, western redcedar and western hemlock. In addition, mixtures of various species combinations (50/50 or 33/33/33) were planted at 3x3 m spacing. All treatment plots were 0.4 hectares in size. Permanent measurement plots were established and trees tagged. Many of these plots have been measured several times between 1989 and 2014 for basic tree measurements such as height, diameter, height to live crown, and crown width as well as tree condition metrics such as survival, relative competitive status, and damage to foliage or stem.<br>The initial goal for this study was to document tree growth response of tree species to initial spacing. Over time we also assessed competition to individual trees from other trees or shrubs so those variables could be used in analyses.<br>The western redcedar was heavily browsed on most plots and the western hemlock stock did not do well when planted on exposed sites.
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spelling Tree measurement data from C45 spacing and species mixtures trials, Wind River Experimental ForestConstance A. Harrington (2910956)Environmental sciencesnoble firForest managementtree growthPacific dogwoodgrand firbiotaNatural Resource Management & Usetree heightcrown widthwestern white pinesilvicultureheight to live crownspacing trialstand growthfarmingwestern redcedarAbies amabilisCornus nuttalliitree diameterTsuga heterophyllaAlnus rubrawestern hemlockpseudotsuga menziesiired alderspecies mixtureAbies proceraAbies grandisThuja plicataPacific silver firPinus monticolaDouglas-firFive units of old-growth were clearcut circa 1980 on Trout Creek Hill, Wind River Experimental Forest in southwestern Washington to establish new stands relevant to management questions in young growth stands. Spacing trials (1x1 or 2x2 meter (m) for the closest spacings up to 6x6 m for the widest spacing) were planted from 1979 to 1982 for Douglas-fir, western white pine, noble fir, western redcedar and western hemlock. In addition, mixtures of various species combinations (50/50 or 33/33/33) were planted at 3x3 m spacing. All treatment plots were 0.4 hectares in size. Permanent measurement plots were established and trees tagged. Many of these plots have been measured several times between 1989 and 2014 for basic tree measurements such as height, diameter, height to live crown, and crown width as well as tree condition metrics such as survival, relative competitive status, and damage to foliage or stem.<br>The initial goal for this study was to document tree growth response of tree species to initial spacing. Over time we also assessed competition to individual trees from other trees or shrubs so those variables could be used in analyses.<br>The western redcedar was heavily browsed on most plots and the western hemlock stock did not do well when planted on exposed sites.2025-01-22T00:08:42ZDatasetinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiondataset10.2737/RDS-2019-0044https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Tree_measurement_data_from_C45_spacing_and_species_mixtures_trials_Wind_River_Experimental_Forest/27008575CC0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:figshare.com:article/270085752025-01-22T00:08:42Z
spellingShingle Tree measurement data from C45 spacing and species mixtures trials, Wind River Experimental Forest
Constance A. Harrington (2910956)
Environmental sciences
noble fir
Forest management
tree growth
Pacific dogwood
grand fir
biota
Natural Resource Management & Use
tree height
crown width
western white pine
silviculture
height to live crown
spacing trial
stand growth
farming
western redcedar
Abies amabilis
Cornus nuttallii
tree diameter
Tsuga heterophylla
Alnus rubra
western hemlock
pseudotsuga menziesii
red alder
species mixture
Abies procera
Abies grandis
Thuja plicata
Pacific silver fir
Pinus monticola
Douglas-fir
status_str publishedVersion
title Tree measurement data from C45 spacing and species mixtures trials, Wind River Experimental Forest
title_full Tree measurement data from C45 spacing and species mixtures trials, Wind River Experimental Forest
title_fullStr Tree measurement data from C45 spacing and species mixtures trials, Wind River Experimental Forest
title_full_unstemmed Tree measurement data from C45 spacing and species mixtures trials, Wind River Experimental Forest
title_short Tree measurement data from C45 spacing and species mixtures trials, Wind River Experimental Forest
title_sort Tree measurement data from C45 spacing and species mixtures trials, Wind River Experimental Forest
topic Environmental sciences
noble fir
Forest management
tree growth
Pacific dogwood
grand fir
biota
Natural Resource Management & Use
tree height
crown width
western white pine
silviculture
height to live crown
spacing trial
stand growth
farming
western redcedar
Abies amabilis
Cornus nuttallii
tree diameter
Tsuga heterophylla
Alnus rubra
western hemlock
pseudotsuga menziesii
red alder
species mixture
Abies procera
Abies grandis
Thuja plicata
Pacific silver fir
Pinus monticola
Douglas-fir