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Spatial relationships between tree species and gap characteristics in broad-leaved deciduous woodland.
Questions: 1. What are the spatial patterns of all trees, individual tree species, trees within particular height classes, all gaps and gaps with specific properties across the study site in broad-leaved deciduous forest at a range of scales? 2. Are patterns of the above features spatially associate
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