Development of forest structure and leaf area in secondary forests regenerating on abandoned pastures in Central Amazônia

This study examined the development of leaf area index (LAI), canopy cover, aboveground biomass, stem density, diameter at breast height (DBH), and basal area (BA) by growth form and diameter class for 10 SFs regenerating from abandoned pastures. Biomass accrual was tree dominated, constituting ≥94% of the total measured biomass in all forests abandoned ≥4 to 6 yr. The forests were dominated by the tree Vismia spp. (>50%). Tree stem density peaked after 6 to 8 yr (10 320 stems per hectare) before declining by 42% in the 12- to 14-yr-old SFs. Small-diameter tree stems in the 1–5-cm size class composed >58% of the total stems for all forests. After 12 to 14 yr, there was no significant leaf area below 150-cm height. After 12 to 14 yr, the colonizing vegetation returned some components of forest structure to values reported for primary forest. Basal area and LAI were 50%–60%, canopy cover and stem density were nearly 100%, and the rapid tree-dominated biomass accrual was 25%–50% of values reported for primary forest. Biomass accumulation may reach an asymptote earlier than expected because of even-aged, monospecific, untiered stand structure. The very slow leaf area accumulation relative to biomass and to reported values for recovery following slash-and-burn indicates a different canopy development pathway that warrants further investigation of causes (e.g., nutrient limitations, competition) and effects on processes such as evapotranspiration and soil water uptake, which would influence long-term recovery rates and have regional implications.

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Main Authors: 66763 Feldpausch, Ted R. Cornell University, 110772 Riha, Susan J. (autor/a) Cornell University, 66889 Fernandes , Erick C. M. (autor/a) Cornell University, 130504 Wandelli, Elisa (autor/a) Embrapa Amazônia Occidental
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Published: Washington, DC American Meteorological Society 2005
Subjects:BOSQUE SECUNDARIO, DOSEL, REGENERACION NATURAL, INDICE DE SUPERFICIE FOLIAR, BIOMASA, ALMACENAMIENTO, ALOMETRIA, ARBOLES, DENSIDAD, DIAMETRO A LA ALTURA DE PECHO, DEFORESTACION, ECUACIONES ALOMETRICAS, BIOMASA AEREA, AGRICULTURA, UTILIZACION DE LA TIERRA, SECONDARY FORESTS, CANOPY, NATURAL REGENERATION, BIOMASS, STORAGE, TREES, DENSITY, DEFORESTATION, LAND USE,
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spelling KOHA-OAI-BVE:1362412023-04-30T12:51:04ZDevelopment of forest structure and leaf area in secondary forests regenerating on abandoned pastures in Central Amazônia 66763 Feldpausch, Ted R. Cornell University 110772 Riha, Susan J. (autor/a) Cornell University 66889 Fernandes , Erick C. M. (autor/a) Cornell University 130504 Wandelli, Elisa (autor/a) Embrapa Amazônia Occidental textWashington, DC American Meteorological Society2005engpdfThis study examined the development of leaf area index (LAI), canopy cover, aboveground biomass, stem density, diameter at breast height (DBH), and basal area (BA) by growth form and diameter class for 10 SFs regenerating from abandoned pastures. Biomass accrual was tree dominated, constituting ≥94% of the total measured biomass in all forests abandoned ≥4 to 6 yr. The forests were dominated by the tree Vismia spp. (>50%). Tree stem density peaked after 6 to 8 yr (10 320 stems per hectare) before declining by 42% in the 12- to 14-yr-old SFs. Small-diameter tree stems in the 1–5-cm size class composed >58% of the total stems for all forests. After 12 to 14 yr, there was no significant leaf area below 150-cm height. After 12 to 14 yr, the colonizing vegetation returned some components of forest structure to values reported for primary forest. Basal area and LAI were 50%–60%, canopy cover and stem density were nearly 100%, and the rapid tree-dominated biomass accrual was 25%–50% of values reported for primary forest. Biomass accumulation may reach an asymptote earlier than expected because of even-aged, monospecific, untiered stand structure. The very slow leaf area accumulation relative to biomass and to reported values for recovery following slash-and-burn indicates a different canopy development pathway that warrants further investigation of causes (e.g., nutrient limitations, competition) and effects on processes such as evapotranspiration and soil water uptake, which would influence long-term recovery rates and have regional implications.bibliografía páginas 19-22This study examined the development of leaf area index (LAI), canopy cover, aboveground biomass, stem density, diameter at breast height (DBH), and basal area (BA) by growth form and diameter class for 10 SFs regenerating from abandoned pastures. Biomass accrual was tree dominated, constituting ≥94% of the total measured biomass in all forests abandoned ≥4 to 6 yr. The forests were dominated by the tree Vismia spp. (>50%). Tree stem density peaked after 6 to 8 yr (10 320 stems per hectare) before declining by 42% in the 12- to 14-yr-old SFs. Small-diameter tree stems in the 1–5-cm size class composed >58% of the total stems for all forests. After 12 to 14 yr, there was no significant leaf area below 150-cm height. After 12 to 14 yr, the colonizing vegetation returned some components of forest structure to values reported for primary forest. Basal area and LAI were 50%–60%, canopy cover and stem density were nearly 100%, and the rapid tree-dominated biomass accrual was 25%–50% of values reported for primary forest. Biomass accumulation may reach an asymptote earlier than expected because of even-aged, monospecific, untiered stand structure. The very slow leaf area accumulation relative to biomass and to reported values for recovery following slash-and-burn indicates a different canopy development pathway that warrants further investigation of causes (e.g., nutrient limitations, competition) and effects on processes such as evapotranspiration and soil water uptake, which would influence long-term recovery rates and have regional implications.BOSQUE SECUNDARIODOSELREGENERACION NATURALINDICE DE SUPERFICIE FOLIARBIOMASAALMACENAMIENTOALOMETRIAARBOLESDENSIDADDIAMETRO A LA ALTURA DE PECHODEFORESTACIONECUACIONES ALOMETRICASBIOMASA AEREAAGRICULTURA UTILIZACION DE LA TIERRASECONDARY FORESTSCANOPYNATURAL REGENERATIONBIOMASSSTORAGETREESDENSITYDEFORESTATIONLAND USEhttps://journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/eint/9/6/ei140.1.xml?rskey=es9H9R&result=2&tab_body=pdf
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topic BOSQUE SECUNDARIO
DOSEL
REGENERACION NATURAL
INDICE DE SUPERFICIE FOLIAR
BIOMASA
ALMACENAMIENTO
ALOMETRIA
ARBOLES
DENSIDAD
DIAMETRO A LA ALTURA DE PECHO
DEFORESTACION
ECUACIONES ALOMETRICAS
BIOMASA AEREA
AGRICULTURA
UTILIZACION DE LA TIERRA
SECONDARY FORESTS
CANOPY
NATURAL REGENERATION
BIOMASS
STORAGE
TREES
DENSITY
DEFORESTATION
LAND USE
BOSQUE SECUNDARIO
DOSEL
REGENERACION NATURAL
INDICE DE SUPERFICIE FOLIAR
BIOMASA
ALMACENAMIENTO
ALOMETRIA
ARBOLES
DENSIDAD
DIAMETRO A LA ALTURA DE PECHO
DEFORESTACION
ECUACIONES ALOMETRICAS
BIOMASA AEREA
AGRICULTURA
UTILIZACION DE LA TIERRA
SECONDARY FORESTS
CANOPY
NATURAL REGENERATION
BIOMASS
STORAGE
TREES
DENSITY
DEFORESTATION
LAND USE
spellingShingle BOSQUE SECUNDARIO
DOSEL
REGENERACION NATURAL
INDICE DE SUPERFICIE FOLIAR
BIOMASA
ALMACENAMIENTO
ALOMETRIA
ARBOLES
DENSIDAD
DIAMETRO A LA ALTURA DE PECHO
DEFORESTACION
ECUACIONES ALOMETRICAS
BIOMASA AEREA
AGRICULTURA
UTILIZACION DE LA TIERRA
SECONDARY FORESTS
CANOPY
NATURAL REGENERATION
BIOMASS
STORAGE
TREES
DENSITY
DEFORESTATION
LAND USE
BOSQUE SECUNDARIO
DOSEL
REGENERACION NATURAL
INDICE DE SUPERFICIE FOLIAR
BIOMASA
ALMACENAMIENTO
ALOMETRIA
ARBOLES
DENSIDAD
DIAMETRO A LA ALTURA DE PECHO
DEFORESTACION
ECUACIONES ALOMETRICAS
BIOMASA AEREA
AGRICULTURA
UTILIZACION DE LA TIERRA
SECONDARY FORESTS
CANOPY
NATURAL REGENERATION
BIOMASS
STORAGE
TREES
DENSITY
DEFORESTATION
LAND USE
66763 Feldpausch, Ted R. Cornell University
110772 Riha, Susan J. (autor/a) Cornell University
66889 Fernandes , Erick C. M. (autor/a) Cornell University
130504 Wandelli, Elisa (autor/a) Embrapa Amazônia Occidental
Development of forest structure and leaf area in secondary forests regenerating on abandoned pastures in Central Amazônia
description This study examined the development of leaf area index (LAI), canopy cover, aboveground biomass, stem density, diameter at breast height (DBH), and basal area (BA) by growth form and diameter class for 10 SFs regenerating from abandoned pastures. Biomass accrual was tree dominated, constituting ≥94% of the total measured biomass in all forests abandoned ≥4 to 6 yr. The forests were dominated by the tree Vismia spp. (>50%). Tree stem density peaked after 6 to 8 yr (10 320 stems per hectare) before declining by 42% in the 12- to 14-yr-old SFs. Small-diameter tree stems in the 1–5-cm size class composed >58% of the total stems for all forests. After 12 to 14 yr, there was no significant leaf area below 150-cm height. After 12 to 14 yr, the colonizing vegetation returned some components of forest structure to values reported for primary forest. Basal area and LAI were 50%–60%, canopy cover and stem density were nearly 100%, and the rapid tree-dominated biomass accrual was 25%–50% of values reported for primary forest. Biomass accumulation may reach an asymptote earlier than expected because of even-aged, monospecific, untiered stand structure. The very slow leaf area accumulation relative to biomass and to reported values for recovery following slash-and-burn indicates a different canopy development pathway that warrants further investigation of causes (e.g., nutrient limitations, competition) and effects on processes such as evapotranspiration and soil water uptake, which would influence long-term recovery rates and have regional implications.
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topic_facet BOSQUE SECUNDARIO
DOSEL
REGENERACION NATURAL
INDICE DE SUPERFICIE FOLIAR
BIOMASA
ALMACENAMIENTO
ALOMETRIA
ARBOLES
DENSIDAD
DIAMETRO A LA ALTURA DE PECHO
DEFORESTACION
ECUACIONES ALOMETRICAS
BIOMASA AEREA
AGRICULTURA
UTILIZACION DE LA TIERRA
SECONDARY FORESTS
CANOPY
NATURAL REGENERATION
BIOMASS
STORAGE
TREES
DENSITY
DEFORESTATION
LAND USE
author 66763 Feldpausch, Ted R. Cornell University
110772 Riha, Susan J. (autor/a) Cornell University
66889 Fernandes , Erick C. M. (autor/a) Cornell University
130504 Wandelli, Elisa (autor/a) Embrapa Amazônia Occidental
author_facet 66763 Feldpausch, Ted R. Cornell University
110772 Riha, Susan J. (autor/a) Cornell University
66889 Fernandes , Erick C. M. (autor/a) Cornell University
130504 Wandelli, Elisa (autor/a) Embrapa Amazônia Occidental
author_sort 66763 Feldpausch, Ted R. Cornell University
title Development of forest structure and leaf area in secondary forests regenerating on abandoned pastures in Central Amazônia
title_short Development of forest structure and leaf area in secondary forests regenerating on abandoned pastures in Central Amazônia
title_full Development of forest structure and leaf area in secondary forests regenerating on abandoned pastures in Central Amazônia
title_fullStr Development of forest structure and leaf area in secondary forests regenerating on abandoned pastures in Central Amazônia
title_full_unstemmed Development of forest structure and leaf area in secondary forests regenerating on abandoned pastures in Central Amazônia
title_sort development of forest structure and leaf area in secondary forests regenerating on abandoned pastures in central amazônia
publisher Washington, DC American Meteorological Society
publishDate 2005
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