Table of Contents
GAP PHASE REGENERATION
GAP PHASE REGENERATION
A. GAP (CHABLIS) STRUCTURE
A. GAP STRUCTURE
B. GAP CREATION
PHASES IN FOREST GROWTH
C. GAP ENVIRONMENT
Gap size and light intensity (Sabah, Whitmore 1998 p112)
Beneath the canopy, not only is the quantity of light different…
but also the spectral quality!
Gap environment also influences:
Gap size and microclimate (Sabah, Whitmore 1998 p113)
D. REGENERATION GUILDS (Whitmore pp. 102-8)
2. EARLY PIONEERS (EARLY 2° SPP)
2. EARLY PIONEERS
3. LATE SECONDARY SPECIES
E. GAP REGENERATION
Viability of buried seed (Hopkins & Graham 1987, Adam p.119)
Viability of buried seed (Hopkins & Graham 1987)
Viability of buried seed (Hopkins & Graham 1987)
Viability of buried seed (Hopkins & Graham 1987)
Viability of buried seed (Hopkins & Graham 1987)
Viability of buried seed (Hopkins & Graham 1987)
References
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Author: Biological Sciences
Email: robert.congdon@jcu.edu.au
Home Page: http://www.jcu.edu.au/school/tbiol/Botany/teaching/bt3280/index.html
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