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Changes in Biomass and Production During Secondary Forest Succession
1981One of the most fundamental ways in which forests change during secondary succession is in energy relations (Odum 1969). However, a paucity of reliable data on forest development, coupled with frequent but uncritical speculation, has led to considerable confusion over long-term successional trends in forest biomass and production.
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Linking Amazonian secondary succession forest growth to soil properties
Land Degradation & Development, 2002AbstractThe Amazon Basin has suffered extensive deforestation in the past 30 years. Deforestation typically leads to changes in climate, biodiversity, hydrological cycle, and soil degradation. Vegetation succession plays an important role in soil restoration through accumulation of vegetation biomass and improved soil/plant interaction.
D. Lu, E. Moran, P. Mausel
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An Analysis of Late Secondary Succession in Species-Rich Tropical Forest
1975There have been few studies of succession in species-rich tropical forest, and most of these have focused on the early pioneer stages. This report is an analysis of late secondary succession in the forest on Barro Colorado Island (BCI), a 15Km2 island in Gatun Lake, Panama Canal Zone.
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Rate of Secondary Succession in Forest Bird Communities
Ornis Scandinavica, 1975Zbigniew Glowacinski, Olli Jarvinen
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Secondary succession after a forest fire in a mountain forest reserve
2013Fidej Gal +4 more
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Response of Deer to Secondary Forest Succession in Southeast Alaska
Forest Science, 1980Olof C. Wallmo, John W. Schoen
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