ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Species diversity estimation in a typical tropical forest: which phenological stage and spatial resolution are suitable?
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- Assessing the performance of remotely sensed functional traits and spectral metrics for estimating multidimensional plant diversity in wetlands using UAV data.Plant diversity · 2026Article
- Different major effects regulating productivity dynamics at different succession stages of monsoon evergreen broad-leaved forests.Frontiers in plant science · 2026Article
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Satellite remote sensing data is essential for large-scale, timely, and repeatable monitoring of forest species diversity. While various methods have been applied to satellite-based diversity estimation at regional scales, selecting suitable sensor and monitoring period remains challenging, especially in tropical forests. This study aims to identify the optimal time window, spatial resolution, and metrics for species diversity estimation in the Jianfengling tropical forest in southern China. We constructed stepwise linear regression models for estimating Richness, Simpson, and Shannon-Wiener indices using
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