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    Elena Adam
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    This document provides a method for estimating the age of tree species by multiplying the diameter of the tree by a growth factor that is specific to each species. It lists common tree species and their corresponding growth factors, where the diameter is measured in inches and the result is the approximate age of the tree. Factors range from 2.0 to 7.5 depending on the typical growth rate of each species.

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    How to find out how old a tree is

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    This document provides a method for estimating the age of tree species by multiplying the diameter of the tree by a growth factor that is specific to each species. It lists common tree species and their corresponding growth factors, where the diameter is measured in inches and the result is the approximate age of the tree. Factors range from 2.0 to 7.5 depending on the typical growth rate of each species.

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    Varsta Copacilor

    Загружено:

    Elena Adam
    This document provides a method for estimating the age of tree species by multiplying the diameter of the tree by a growth factor that is specific to each species. It lists common tree species and their corresponding growth factors, where the diameter is measured in inches and the result is the approximate age of the tree. Factors range from 2.0 to 7.5 depending on the typical growth rate of each species.

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    Diameter (inches) X Growth Factor = Approximate Tree Age.

    Diameter = Circumference divided by 3.14 (pi)


    1 cm = 0.4 inch
    Red Maple Species - 4.5 Growth Factor X diameter
    Silver Maple Species - 3.0 Growth Factor X diameter
    Sugar Maple Species - 5.0 Growth Factor X diameter
    River Birch Species - 3.5 Growth Factor X diameter
    White Birch Species - 5.0 Growth Factor X diameter
    Shagbark Hickory Species - 7.5 Growth Factor X diameter
    Green Ash Species - 4.0 Growth Factor X diameter
    Black Walnut Species - 4.5 Growth Factor X diameter
    Black Cherry Species - 5.0 Growth Factor X diameter
    Red Oak Species - 4.0 Growth Factor X diameter
    White Oak Species - 5.0 Growth Factor X diameter
    Pin Oak Species - 3.0 Growth Factor X diameter
    Basswood Species - 3.0 Growth Factor X diameter
    American Elm Species - 4.0 Growth Factor X diameter
    Ironwood Species - 7.0 Growth Factor X diameter
    Cottonwood Species - 2.0 Growth Factor X diameter
    Redbud Species - 7.0 Growth Factor
    Dogwood Species - 7.0 Growth Factor X diameter
    Aspen Species - 2.0 Growth Factor X diameter

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