Characteristic Community Type Classification of Forest Vegetation in South Korea
Yun Chung Weon, Hye-Jin Kim, Byung-Chun Lee, Shin Joon Hwan, Hee-Moon Yang, Jong‐Hwan Lim
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Yun Chung Weon, Hye-Jin Kim, Byung-Chun Lee, Shin Joon Hwan, Hee-Moon Yang, Jong‐Hwan Lim
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This study was carried out phytosociological forest community analysis, the sampled dada were collected and studied by 1,456 plots from 1993 to 2009 for 17 years in the 22 mountain area of South Korea. Four opposed species groups were classified and 10 vegetation units were divided as a result of forest vegetation classification. The 10 units were closely correlated with major environmental factors such as geological features, climatic conditions, topographical configurations, and etc. Therefore the forest vegetation of South Korea could be conclusively abstracted by 10 vegetation units and 7 eco-types.
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This study was carried out phytosociological forest community analysis, the sampled dada were collected and studied by 1,456 plots from 1993 to 2009 for 17 years in the 22 mountain area of South Korea. Four opposed species groups were classified and 10 vegetation units were divided as a result of forest vegetation classification. The 10 units were closely correlated with major environmental factors such as geological features, climatic conditions, topographical configurations, and etc. Therefore the forest vegetation of South Korea could be conclusively abstracted by 10 vegetation units and 7 eco-types.
Key concepts: Vegetation (pathology), Vegetation classification, Vegetation types, Geography, Vegetation type, Forestry, Physical geography, Plant community