From delayed succession to alternative successional trajectory: How different moose browsing pressures contribute to forest dynamics following clear‐cutting,Journal of Vegetation Science

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From delayed succession to alternative successional trajectory: How different moose browsing pressures contribute to forest dynamics following clear‐cutting
Journal of Vegetation Science ( IF 2.2 ) Pub Date : 2020-09-05 , DOI: 10.1111/jvs.12945
Laurent De Vriendt _{1,

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3} , Sébastien Lavoie ₁ , Martin Barrette _{2,

4} , Jean‐Pierre Tremblay _{1,

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Affiliation

Selective browsing can be a chronic disturbance that reduces the survival, growth and reproduction of individual species and shapes the composition and structure of plant communities. Along with other disturbances that perturb the forest ecosystem, browsing may thus affect forest regeneration and successional trajectories after an acute perturbation such as clear‐cutting. However, effects of different browsing pressures on plant species, communities and ultimately succession remain hard to predict.

中文翻译：

从延迟演替到替代演替轨迹：清晰的伐木之后，不同的驼鹿浏览压力如何影响森林动态

选择性浏览可能是一种慢性干扰，会降低单个物种的生存，生长和繁殖，并影响植物群落的组成和结构。除了扰乱森林生态系统的其他干扰外，浏览还可能在诸如陡峭砍伐之类的剧烈扰动之后影响森林的更新和演替轨迹。然而，仍然难以预测不同浏览压力对植物物种，群落以及最终演替的影响。

更新日期：2020-09-05

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