Assessing ecological traits of a secondary vegetation species in temperate forests of central Mexico: a case study
Yuriana Martínez-Orea,
Yasmin Vázquez-Santos,
Silvia Castillo-Argüero
et al.
Abstract:Background: Plant species used for reforestation purposes are idoneous if native, and also if they are present in regeneration sources. High germination percentages under different light conditions and a broad phenological pattern enhance adaptability to environmental heterogeneity. Preference for species responsive to mycorrhizal inoculation is recommended.
Questions: Is Solanum pubigerum a widespread species in temperate forests of central Mexico?, under which light conditions germination will be the highes… Show more
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