Photosynthetic Characteristics of Tropical Trees Along Successional Gradients

作者: Silvia Strauss-Deberiedetti , Fakhri A. Bazzaz

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4613-1163-8_6

关键词: Tropical and subtropical moist broadleaf forestsEcological successionSecondary forestCanopyTropical and subtropical dry broadleaf forestsEcologyForest ecologyEnvironmental scienceStormWoody plant

摘要: Patterns of tropical succession and species replacement are shaped determined by the dynamic nature these forests. Gap-phase in forests is driven changes resource availability arising from canopy disturbances associated soil disturbances. Large gaps result primarily major storms that cause blowdown numerous trees, while smaller created as individual trees lose branches, topple, or die standing (reviewed Denslow, 1987). When such breaches occur, light, temperature, humidity, nutrients altered (Chazdon & Fetcher, 1984a; Chiariello, 1984; Oberbauer Strain, 1985; Ashton, 1992; Vazquez-Yanes Orozco-Segovia, Chapter 18). Consequently, it common to find all stages forest occurring within same at any given time along understory-gap center continuum.

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