Mapping with height and spectral remote sensing implies that environment and forest structure jointly constrain tree community composition in temperate coniferous forests of eastern Washington, United States

Maps of species composition are important for assessing a wide range of ecosystem functions in forested landscapes, including processes shaping community structure at broader (e.g., climate) and finer (e.g., disturbance) scales. Incorporating recently available remotely sensed datasets has the poten...

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