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figure out what's happening with creating dup tree codes in forestplots import #30
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Thanks C, Yeah, "roots" is written in the tree notes column. And unfortunately, the way they've tagged them has been to append a ".r" to the subplot number. What does this mean? Are they ramets (i.e. clones from roots)? If ramets, they don't keep track of the ramet number anywhere; they just rely on their database-given TreeID to keep track of individual ramets (lord knows how they keep track of these in the field). On 2/19/2015 11:29 AM, Cécile Girardin wrote:
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No, they are multiple big roots from one tree. I will mail William to On 19 February 2015 at 11:36, Alexander Shenkin [email protected]
Dr. Cécile Girardin gem.tropicalforests.ox.ac.uk |
some of the multiples are for a ficus... so these are multiple strangling roots? i imagine that must be it... I wonder what they do in the case of ramets - perhaps they just give them new tags. |
I mailed William to confirm. On 19 February 2015 at 11:48, Alexander Shenkin [email protected]
Dr. Cécile Girardin gem.tropicalforests.ox.ac.uk |
e.g.: [16:44:05] [ERROR] Trying to import a duplicate tree code for DUP585 in plot TAM-06
New fp id is 56720 vs existing fp id 56721
Saving with tree code DUP585
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