Oak canopy cover definition

Oak canopy cover means the area directly under the live branches of the oak trees, often defined as a percent, of a given unit of land.
Oak canopy cover means the area directly under the branches of the oak trees, defined as a percent of a given unit of land. Oak trees of any size are to be counted in calculating canopy cover.

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