Changes of species composition as affected by the replacement of broad-leaved community by Chines fir community

CHEN Guang-shui; XIE Jin-sheng; HE Zong-ming; YOU Shui-sheng; YANG Yu-sheng

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CHEN Guang-shui, XIE Jin-sheng, HE Zong-ming, YOU Shui-sheng, YANG Yu-sheng. Changes of species composition as affected by the replacement of broad-leaved community by Chines fir community[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2001, 18(4): 349-353.

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CHEN Guang-shui, XIE Jin-sheng, HE Zong-ming, YOU Shui-sheng, YANG Yu-sheng. Changes of species composition as affected by the replacement of broad-leaved community by Chines fir community[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2001, 18(4): 349-353.

Changes of species composition as affected by the replacement of broad-leaved community by Chines fir community

1.
College of Forestry , Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University , Nanping 353001, Fujian , China

Funds:

福建省自然科学基金资助项目(C89031)

Received Date: 2001-04-09
Rev Recd Date: 2001-07-10
Publish Date: 2001-12-20

Abstract

The changes of species composition in a 76-year-old Chinese fir community , which was originally occupied by a broad-leaved community , were studied based on the data collected from sample plots with an area of 1 200 m2 in Ancaoxia , Nanping , Fujian Province .The results showed that the changes of species composition affected by slope location were greater than by forest type .The old-growth Chinese fir community in the hillside and broad-leaved community had higher percentage of species in common (46.84 %)than Chinese fir community in the hillside and Chinese fir community in the low-land (42.46 %).The old-growth Chinese fir community still had only one dominant tree species , while the broad-leaved community was secondary community with dominant tree species of Pinus massoniana , Castanopsis fargesii , and Schima superba .Percentage , relative density and importance values of tree species and intolerant tree and shrub species increased while slope gradient from lower to upper.Herb layer of Chinese fir community in the low-land were mainly shade-tolerant species , and had more shade-tolerant fern species than broad-leaved community which were mainly intolerant herb species .
- Chinese fir (Cunninyhamia lanceolata),
- broad-leaved community,
- species composition,
- dominant species,
- succession

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Changes of species composition as affected by the replacement of broad-leaved community by Chines fir community

1. College of Forestry , Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University , Nanping 353001, Fujian , China

Funds:

福建省自然科学基金资助项目(C89031)

Received Date: 2001-04-09

Rev Recd Date: 2001-07-10

Publish Date: 2001-12-20

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Abstract: The changes of species composition in a 76-year-old Chinese fir community , which was originally occupied by a broad-leaved community , were studied based on the data collected from sample plots with an area of 1 200 m2 in Ancaoxia , Nanping , Fujian Province .The results showed that the changes of species composition affected by slope location were greater than by forest type .The old-growth Chinese fir community in the hillside and broad-leaved community had higher percentage of species in common (46.84 %)than Chinese fir community in the hillside and Chinese fir community in the low-land (42.46 %).The old-growth Chinese fir community still had only one dominant tree species , while the broad-leaved community was secondary community with dominant tree species of Pinus massoniana , Castanopsis fargesii , and Schima superba .Percentage , relative density and importance values of tree species and intolerant tree and shrub species increased while slope gradient from lower to upper.Herb layer of Chinese fir community in the low-land were mainly shade-tolerant species , and had more shade-tolerant fern species than broad-leaved community which were mainly intolerant herb species .

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