Taxon

<code>Taxon</code> represents a taxonomic hierarchy (from family through species). This
class represents a number of validity checks to ensure the taxon is correctly
structured. A taxon must have at least a family specified, and neither genus
nor species can be specified without the "shallower" layers of the hierarchy
specified first. Group <code>Taxon</code>s together with <code>Taxa()</code>.

Access allometric models used in forest resource analysis, such as
volume equations, taper equations, biomass models, among many others. Users
are able to efficiently find and select allometric models suitable for their
project area and use them in analysis. Additionally, 'allometric' provides a
structured framework for adding new models to an open-source models
repository.

Bryce Frank

allometric

Structured Allometric Models for Trees

Francisco Mauro

Elijah Allensworth

Taxon function

<dl><dt>family</dt>
<dd>The taxonomic family</dd>
<dt>genus</dt>
<dd>The taxonomic genus</dd>
<dt>species</dt>
<dd>The taxonomic species</dd></dl>

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Create a taxonomic hierarchy — Taxon

<dl>

<dt>family</dt>
<dd>The taxonomic family</dd>


<dt>genus</dt>
<dd>The taxonomic genus</dd>


<dt>species</dt>
<dd>The taxonomic species</dd>

</dl>

Taxon: Create a taxonomic hierarchy

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