WANG Ding, WANG Zixuan, FENG Qianqian, et al. Species Composition and Diversity of Severe Burned Phytocoenosium After Different Regenerate Years[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2017, 37(6): 56-61.
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WANG Ding, WANG Zixuan, FENG Qianqian, et al. Species Composition and Diversity of Severe Burned Phytocoenosium After Different Regenerate Years[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2017, 37(6): 56-61. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2017.06.009.
Species Composition and Diversity of Severe Burned Phytocoenosium After Different Regenerate Years
areas of severe burned larix gmelinii forests have experienced different regenerate years. The purpose was to provide a basis for exploring the forest ecosystem restoration and reconstruction.[Methods] The natural regeneration conditions
community structure characteristics
species composition
community biodiversity were observed.[Results] The results showed that:The alpha diversity index of each community layer in different regenerate years showed a rank of herb layer > shrub layer > tree layer. The total number of species had a trend of gradual increase along regeneration. This trend was mainly appeared in herb and shrub layers. The number of species in the herbaceous layer was lower than that of the control plot
except for that in 1996(1996 evere burned
S represents severe burned)
while the number of species in the shrub layer were larger than the control plots
except for that in 2003S.[Conclusion] In general
severe fire interference is conducive to the vegetation regeneration and succession.
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