Effects of Topography on Tree Community Structure in a Deciduous Broad-Leaved Forest in North-Central China
Topography strongly influences the compositional structure of tree communities and plays a fundamental role in classifying habitats. Here, data of topography and 16 dominant tree species abundance were collected in a fully mapped 25-ha forest plot in the Qinling Mountains of north-central China. Mul...
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Hang Shi [verfasserIn] Fenglin Xie [verfasserIn] Quan Zhou [verfasserIn] Xiao Shu [verfasserIn] Kerong Zhang [verfasserIn] Chaoqi Dang [verfasserIn] Shuiyuan Feng [verfasserIn] Quanfa Zhang [verfasserIn] Haishan Dang [verfasserIn] |
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