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The concept of counting from a random point, the number of trees whose breast height cross-section exceeds a certain critical angle when multiplied by a constant factor to give an unbiased estimate of basal area per hectare is proved by

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Bitterlich method:
- Also called angle-count sampling.
- Estimates basal area per hectare.
- Developed by Walter Bitterlich.
  • Gingrich
  • Bitterlich
  • Zobel
  • Metzler
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The Correct Option is B

Solution and Explanation

Step 1: Understanding the Question:
This question tests knowledge of forest sampling methods and the Bitterlich method.

Step 2: Detailed Explanation:

The concept described is the Bitterlich method (also called angle-count sampling).
It was developed by Walter Bitterlich in 1948.
It uses a critical angle to count trees and estimate basal area per hectare.
Gingrich (A): Not related.
Zobel (C): Not related.
Metzler (D): Not related.
Thus, Bitterlich is the correct answer.

Step 3: Final Answer:

Thus, the concept was proved by Bitterlich, which corresponds to option (B).
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