Mass Mortality as a Way of Structuring Amazonian and Alpine Tree Populations: Evidence After Storm Vaia

By logging in the past, humans can determine current tree population structures, but fast stump decomposition makes difficult to falsify that for Amazonian Rainforests. We reconstructed land-use histories and surveyed trees ≥ 10 cm diameter at breast height on three 1-ha plots (K1, K2, and K6) in Kü...

• Autor principal: Garrido Pérez, Edgardo (author)
• Outros Autores: Lincango Vega, Juan G. (author), Tella Ruiz, David (author), Arias Pizarro, Maria I. (author), Bonilla, Karen (author), Cabrera, Jairo (author), Roman, Horus J. (author)
• Formato: article
• Publicado em: 2021
• Assuntos: Larix decidua; Miconia, Picea abies, Vochysia, land use, mortality, secondary succession, storms, stroke, tree and stand measurements, tree mortality, trees, Alps region, Ecuador; Picea abies; Vochysia,; Land use; Mortality,; Trees; Alps region; Ecuador; secondary succession; Tree and stand measurements; Tree mortality
• Acesso em linha: https://doi: 10.2478/eko-2021-0005; http://repositorio.ikiam.edu.ec/jspui/handle/RD_IKIAM/441