Competition and Tree Death
作者： Robert K. Peet , Norman L. Christensen
DOI: 10.2307/1310669
关键词: Tree (data structure) 、 Ecology 、 Competition (biology) 、 Canopy 、 Thinning 、 Single species 、 Soil nutrients 、 Biology 、 Population
摘要: … Because few trees survive the intense competition of the thinning phase, any tree that starts at a competitive disadvantage will almost certainly die. While not all forms of competitive …
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