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Forest genetic resource conservation is the protection of genetic diversity within tree species for adaptation, productivity and resilience. In-situ conservation protects genetic diversity in natural habitats, while ex-situ conservation maintains it outside natural habitats through seed banks, clonal banks, nurseries, botanical gardens or tissue culture.
In-situ conserves genes in nature; ex-situ conserves them outside nature.
Geospatial technologies such as remote sensing, GIS, GPS and satellite imagery help map forest cover, canopy density, fragmentation, fires, encroachment and habitat change. Their limitations include difficulty in assessing species composition, forest quality, understory biodiversity, invasive species and ground-level ecological health without field verification.
Satellites map canopy; field surveys reveal forest quality.
Forest cover refers to land of at least 1 hectare with tree canopy density of more than 10%, irrespective of legal status or ownership. Tree cover refers to tree patches outside recorded forest areas that are smaller than 1 hectare.
Forest cover is canopy over 1 hectare; tree cover captures smaller tree patches outside recorded forests.

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