Stand composition and spatial distribution patterns of Castanopsis kawakamii community.
Huang Yun-peng
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Huang Yun-peng
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The forest tree species composition and spatial distribution pattern of Castanopsis kawakamii Nature Reserve in Sanming Municipality,Fujian Province were analyzed by means of applying serial of aggregation intensity indices and fraction analysis method.The results showed that the spatial distribution patterns of the dominant forest species populations were basically aggregative distribution patterns regarding to the whole community.Meanwhile,the dominant position of C.kawakamii population was obvious,showing that C.kawakamii population had played an important role in the plant succession of the community.
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The forest tree species composition and spatial distribution pattern of Castanopsis kawakamii Nature Reserve in Sanming Municipality,Fujian Province were analyzed by means of applying serial of aggregation intensity indices and fraction analysis method.The results showed that the spatial distribution patterns of the dominant forest species populations were basically aggregative distribution patterns regarding to the whole community.Meanwhile,the dominant position of C.kawakamii population was obvious,showing that C.kawakamii population had played an important role in the plant succession of the community.
Key concepts: Ecological succession, Spatial distribution, Geography, Ecology, Population, Plant community, Nature reserve, Forestry