Applications of the crown diameter–stem diameter relationship for different species of broadleaved trees

By G. Hemery, P. Savill, S. Pryor. 2005

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High Precision Individual Tree Diameter and Perimeter Estimation from Close-Range Photogrammetry (2018, background): “The diameter is related strongly to other descriptors of tree size such as total height [3] and crown dimensions [4].”
Estimating tree crown size with spatial information of high resolution optical remotely sensed imagery (2007, background): “In addition, tree crown diameter has been found to be closely related to tree bole diameter (Bechtold 2004, Hemery et al. 2005), and thus can further be used to study forest biomass (Alves and Santos 2002).”
No evidence of spatial root system segregation and elevated fine root biomass in multi-species temperate broad-leaved forests (2009, background): “300 m and up to 1,200 m, which is roughly 5–20 times the size of the corresponding crown projection area (Frech et al. 2003; Utschig and Küsters 2003; Grote 2003; Hemery et al. 2005; Frech 2006).”
A review of European ash (Fraxinus excelsior L.): implications for silviculture (2011, methodology): “The following aspects of production objectives are derived from simple allometric models describing the relationship between crown width, dbh and tree age or from allometric models describing the relation between clear bole length, dbh, tree height and tree age (for further literature reviews, see L”