Local plant species depletion in a tropical dry deciduous forest of northern India

By R. Sagar, J. S. Singh. Environmental Conservation, 2004

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Subfields: Forestry, Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law, Nature and Landscape Conservation

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1. Jorge Ruíz
2. R. Chazdon
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1. Jorge Ruíz
2. R. Chazdon
3. M. Fandino
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• Vegetation Structure, Composition, and Species Richness Across a 56‐year Chronosequence of Dry Tropical Forest on Providencia Island, Colombia 1 (2005, background): “…following intensive grazing tend to have greater soil compaction (Spiel 1996), restricted establishment of tree seedlings (Nepstad et al. 1990, Sagar & Singh 2004), and slower recovery of forest structure and composition in comparison (Aide et al. 1995, Zimmerman et al. 1995, Stern et al.…”