population structure of ocotea puberula in a secondary and a primary mixed forest in misiones
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Abstract
The aim of this work was to study the population structure of Ocotea puberula (Nees et Mart.) Nees (Lauraceae), in a secondary and a primary forests Northeast of Misiones in Argentina, at 26º 15¢ S and 54º 15¢ W. Two permanent sampling plots of 3 hectares each were installed in the secondary and primary forest, respectively. Each sampling plot was divided into 75 subplots of 20 x 20 m. In each subplot all individuals of Ocotea puberula equal or greater than 20 cm of height were measured. The structure of size and spatial distribution was surveyed. Ocotea puberula was a secondary species, with a high number of individuals of natural regeneration in the secondary forest, and only adult trees in the primary forest. The species presented a clustered pattern of spatial distribution in both forests.
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| Authors | ;Silvana Lucia Caldato;Norma Vera;Patricio Mac Donagh |
| Journal | journal of organic chemistry |
| Year | 2010 |
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10.5902/198050981773
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