Heh.

I was having to make new circular-nested-quadrat tapes (I can't find the ones we used some years back) but I couldn't remember the proportions. Google Search to the rescue.

And to my moderate amusement one of the higher-up links in the list turned out to be the paper from the previous study using it. (I guess not many people use circular nested quadrats anymore, or, for that matter, do much in the way of on-the-ground forest research any more)

(Just a reminder to myself, for the future: the lengths are 11.3 meters for trees, 5.6 meters for saplings, and 1.8 meters for seedlings, based on the areas we want to sample.)