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Terrestrial lidar versus field surveys to assess microclimate temperature buffering in forests
Forest microclimates are increasingly recognised for their role in mitigating temperature extremes, yet uncertainties remain in which components of forest structure are most important, how interannual climatic variability influences this buffering effect, and whether advanced structure metrics from
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