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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Advance regeneration"”.
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Oak regeneration after clearcutting on steep slopes in the ridge and valley province of southwest Virginia
The development of oak stems of advance regeneration and stump sprout origin was studied during a two-year period following clearcutting and whole-tree removal in eight midslope stands in the Ridge and Valley Province of southwestern Virginia. Oak regeneration was also characterized in several …
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Effects of understory vegetation manipulation on hardwood regeneration recruitment and growth in southern Appalachian forests
The successful regeneration of mature oak (<i>Quercus</i> spp.) forests is thought to be dependent on the presence of oak advance regeneration. However, the advance regeneration must be of sufficient size and density for oak to be competitive and become a dominant species after harvest. The …
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Effects of Soil Fungi on Tree Seedling Establishment in a Southeastern Coastal Plain Forest
… though modest, growth. This suggests that an advance regeneration pool could be established successfully by artificial regeneration.
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PATTERNS OF SEEDFALL AND SEEDLING ESTABLISHMENT IN AN EAST TEXAS RIVER FLOODPLAIN FOREST: THE CONTRIBUTION OF SEEDLING DYNAMICS TO SPECIES COEXISTENCE (PLANT DEMOGRAPHY, DISPERSAL, TREE REGENERATION, SURVIVORSHIP, MORTALITY)
… to proximity of a seed source rather than advance regeneration of seedlings.
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Establishment, Mortality and Growth of Recruits in an Experimentally Disturbed Piñon-Juniper Woodland
… These findings underscore the importance of advance-regeneration through saplings that passed their most vulnerable life stages. Contrary to expectations, sapling growth benefitted from overstory tree death of either species, including in dry years. However, the two species exhibited distinct …
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Population ecology of Pinus pungens in pine-oak forests of southwestern Virginia
… populations is unlikely. The prevalence of oak advance regeneration ard other gap-exploiting woody species such as ard <i>Sassafras albidum</i> and <i>Nyssa sylvatica</i> suggests that gap replacement processes would favor these species and not <i>P. pungens</i> Recruitment of <i>P. pungens</i> …