Abiotic factors influencing tropical dry forests regeneration
By E. Ceccon, Pilar Huante, Emanuel Rincón. 2006
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Tropical dry forests represent nearly half the trop ical forests in the world and are the ecosystems re gistering the greatest deterioration from the anthropogenic explo itation of the land. This paper presents a review o n the dynamics of tropical dry forests regeneration and t he main abiotic factors influencing this regenerati on, such as seasonal nature, soil fertility and humidity, and n atural and anthropic disturbances. The main purpose is to clearly understand an important part of TDF succession dyna mics.
Subfields: Forestry, Global and Planetary Change, Nature and Landscape Conservation
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Citations in the corpus
- Seed germination responses of Cereus jamacaru DC. ssp. jamacaru (Cactaceae) to environmental factors. (2010, background): “The ability of seeds to germinate under different abiotic factors is of crucial importance for both the survival and perpetuation of plant species and forest regeneration (Ceccon et al. 2006).”