2009
DOI: 10.5194/bg-6-1839-2009
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Applying biomass and stem fluxes to quantify temporal and spatial fluctuations of an old-growth forest in disturbance

Abstract: Abstract.A subtropical old-growth forest was studied over a twelve-year period to investigate temporal and spatial fluctuations of biomass and stem fluxes under disturbances. Vegetations were categorized into three types according to disturbances caused by biotic and abiotic factors, including Castanopsis chinensis population, insect direct-influenced population, and insect indirect-influenced population according to disturbance scenarios. The biomass fluxes (growth and mortality) and stem fluxes (stem recruit… Show more

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