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Quercus robur

English oakBroadleaf

Quercus roburSpecies reference preview
Arbor.guideLIVING ARCHITECTURE
A life, in layersAn open-grown tree, above and below.
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PROCEDURAL 3D RECONSTRUCTION
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Growth timelineSeedling to maturity
65YEARS
0255075100125150 years
TIP EXTENSIONBRANCH DEVELOPMENTSTEM THICKENING

A new perspective

CHOOSE A SEQUENCE
Illustrative growth model
ROOT ENVIRONMENT

Authored soil scenario · root and crown axes share a metre scale.

The shape of growth

Illustrative height trajectories · not measured growth data

MODEL EXPLORER

Age alone does not determine size. Climate, competition, genetics, and site conditions alter growth. These curves are editable illustration parameters, not forecasts.

GROWTH & OCCUPIED SPACE

A plant’s changing dimensions

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Measurements describe this reconstruction. Age trajectories are illustrative; leaf size is enlarged. Enclosed area is not biomass, leaf area, shade coverage or a planting-distance recommendation.

How these measurements are calculated

Plan areas use projected convex hulls: 24 directional crown supports and sampled root curves. Root-depth bars sum sampled axis lengths in metre intervals. They omit the absorptive fine-root system. Stem diameter is sampled at 1.3 m above the origin and does not apply field buttress corrections. Height increment is the change in the highest woody point over the previous model year, not a measured field rate. The download contains 31 age samples, units, soil assumptions and references.

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