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  • The decline of Abies alba (fir) in natural fir-beech forests in Europe has fascinated scientists for over a century. During this period, Fagus sylvatica (beech) became the dominant species in this forest type. We hypothesised that (1) the success of beech over fir is significantly connected with the fact that beech suffers less than fir from the presence of conspecific neighbours; that (2) shade tolerance is not a factor which favours beech over fir; and that (3) this is due to a significantly reduced proportion of litter treethrow mounds with suitable conditions for the successful regeneration of fir. We investigated these hypotheses by means of tree spatial pattern analysis. Eight rectangular plots (2-8 ha) were analysed in mountain fir-beech forests of the Outer Western Carpathians, Czech Republic. Various types of the pair correlation function and L function were used to describe the tree density variability of trees with DBH a parts per thousand yen10 cm. The analyses were carried out on datasets from the 1970s, 1990s and 2000s. Our results suggest that negative density dependence is not responsible for the current decline of fir. It seems that a higher shade tolerance of the advanced regeneration could be one of the factors which favour beech over fir. It is evident that fir trees have a markedly stronger positive association to mounds than beech trees.
  • The decline of Abies alba (fir) in natural fir-beech forests in Europe has fascinated scientists for over a century. During this period, Fagus sylvatica (beech) became the dominant species in this forest type. We hypothesised that (1) the success of beech over fir is significantly connected with the fact that beech suffers less than fir from the presence of conspecific neighbours; that (2) shade tolerance is not a factor which favours beech over fir; and that (3) this is due to a significantly reduced proportion of litter treethrow mounds with suitable conditions for the successful regeneration of fir. We investigated these hypotheses by means of tree spatial pattern analysis. Eight rectangular plots (2-8 ha) were analysed in mountain fir-beech forests of the Outer Western Carpathians, Czech Republic. Various types of the pair correlation function and L function were used to describe the tree density variability of trees with DBH a parts per thousand yen10 cm. The analyses were carried out on datasets from the 1970s, 1990s and 2000s. Our results suggest that negative density dependence is not responsible for the current decline of fir. It seems that a higher shade tolerance of the advanced regeneration could be one of the factors which favour beech over fir. It is evident that fir trees have a markedly stronger positive association to mounds than beech trees. (en)
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  • Tree spatial patterns of Abies alba and Fagus sylvatica in the Western Carpathians over 30 years
  • Tree spatial patterns of Abies alba and Fagus sylvatica in the Western Carpathians over 30 years (en)
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  • Tree spatial patterns of Abies alba and Fagus sylvatica in the Western Carpathians over 30 years
  • Tree spatial patterns of Abies alba and Fagus sylvatica in the Western Carpathians over 30 years (en)
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  • Natural forest; Tree spatial pattern; Silver fir; European beech; Long-term study (en)
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  • Šamonil, Pavel
  • Adam, Dušan
  • Hort, Libor
  • Janík, David
  • Král, Kamil
  • Unar, Pavel
  • Vrška, Tomáš
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  • 000343721100005
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  • 1612-4669
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  • 10.1007/s10342-014-0819-1
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