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Effects of Different Thinning Intensities on Carbon Storage in Pinus koraiensis Middle-Aged Plantations in Northeast China

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By Nazmus Sakib, Tika Ram Poudel, Nathan Roberts, Yuanqin Hao
| MDPI
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Ascent rate and the Lake Louise scoring system: An analysis of one year of emergency ward entries for high-altitude sickness at the Mustang district hospital, Nepal

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By Neha Shah, Kapil Madi Poudel, Tika Ram Poudel, Sunita Bhandari
| PLOS
Fig 1. Various travelling routes used by AMS patients visiting the emergency ward of Mustang district hospital. Each line represents a unique travelling route. Important locations in routes are plotted against their respective elevations in the y-axis. The cumulative land-travel time on x-axis is the sum of the average land-travel time from Kathmandu, whether by bus, jeep, or on foot, depending on the road’s characteristics. All-weather roads are those that have public bus routes.
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