2018•Forest Ecology and ManagementRequires access

Simulation of succession in a neotropical forest: High selective logging intensities prolong the recovery times of ecosystem functions

Ulrike Hiltner, Andreas Huth, Achim Bräuning, Bruno Hérault, Rico Fischer

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Key concepts: Logging, Environmental science, Biomass (ecology), Forest management, Forest ecology, Ecological succession, Sustainable forest management, Ecosystem

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