Edaphic Drivers of Community Structure and Composition in a Mixed Ombrophilous Forest

Cordeiro, Juliano; Zwiener, Victor P.; Curcio, Gustavo Ribas; Roderjan, Carlos Vellozo

doi:10.1590/2179-8087.113217

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“…The density of tree species in all three habitats formed an abundance of small individuals as a dynamic population process in the tropical forest. The habitats formed microclimate conditions such as sunlight, density, and humidity and have a consequence on the wood character of each tree species (Camargo & Marenco, 2017;Candido et al, 2019;Cordeiro et al, 2020;Zhang et al, 2021). Regardless of the species compositing, the regeneration of tree species in three habitats of Buah Hitam was successfully established during the natural process.…”

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Floristic Composition of Buah Hitam Habitats in Lowland Tropical Mixed Forest of West Papua, Indonesia

Murdjoko

Ungirwalu²,

Mardiyadi³

et al. 2021

Floresta Ambient.

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The biotic factors in tropical lowland forests, especially vegetation, are essential for the sustainable management of forest products. The study aimed to investigate the species richness and diversity of trees in Buah Hitam habitats, and study the tree communities formed by tree species by collecting the data from the habitats of Buah Hitam in Wondama Bay, West Papua, Indonesia viz. primary forest, secondary, and the garden with plots 9, 9, and 8 respectively. The species richness and diversity were higher in the primary forest than that in the secondary and garden. Tree communities indicated that the primary forest differed from the secondary and garden. The habitat types have been shaped as a result of anthropogenic activities for decades. This finding is necessary to set the consensual programs by the government and local people particularly in conservation and sustainable management for the three habitats.

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confidence: 99%

Floristic Composition of Buah Hitam Habitats in Lowland Tropical Mixed Forest of West Papua, Indonesia

Murdjoko

Ungirwalu²,

Mardiyadi³

et al. 2021

Floresta Ambient.

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Ecological restoration and protection of remnants are key to the survival of the critically endangered Araucaria tree under climate change

Bernardinis,

Cobos,

Brum

et al. 2023

Global Ecology and Conservation

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Factors influencing early natural regeneration in areas under passive restoration in Araucaria Forest, southern Brazil

Fockink,

Zangalli,

Oliveira

et al. 2024

Rodriguésia

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Passive restoration is widely adopted in restoration areas previously used by pine plantations. However, little is known about which environmental factors influence the initial natural regeneration in these areas. Our objective was to relate environmental variables to the floristic-structural patterns of early natural regeneration in areas under passive restoration post-harvest of Pinus taeda. We related natural regeneration data with vegetation and soil variables obtained in 19 plots (100 m²). The ordering of the floristic-structural data of natural regeneration was carried out by NMDS (Non-Metric Multidimensional Scaling) analysis, and the significant variables (p < 0.05) were plotted a posteriori. The results indicate that soil conditions are adequate for natural regeneration development in the study areas. The variables pH, clay, and canopy cover showed a relationship with the floristic-structural composition of the initial natural regeneration. These findings indicated a gradient of texture and acidity and a successional gradient among the sites. In general, tree species show an association with sites containing high canopy cover and soils of greater acidity and clay content. On the other hand, pioneer-shrub species predominate in sites with low canopy cover and soils that are less clayey and acidic.

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Edaphic Drivers of Community Structure and Composition in a Mixed Ombrophilous Forest

Cited by 3 publications

References 35 publications

Floristic Composition of Buah Hitam Habitats in Lowland Tropical Mixed Forest of West Papua, Indonesia

Floristic Composition of Buah Hitam Habitats in Lowland Tropical Mixed Forest of West Papua, Indonesia

Ecological restoration and protection of remnants are key to the survival of the critically endangered Araucaria tree under climate change

Factors influencing early natural regeneration in areas under passive restoration in Araucaria Forest, southern Brazil

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