1954
DOI: 10.1007/bf00275587
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Vegetation science concepts I. Initial floristic composition, a factor in old-field vegetation development with 2 figs.

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“…Tropical forest succession is characterized by changes in species composition, from herbs, shrubs, vines and fast-growing pioneer tree species during the first 30 years, to long-lived pioneer trees and shade-tolerant species during the following 70-120 years (Finegan 1996). According to the initial floristic composition hypothesis (Finegan 1996;Uhl et al 1998;Guariguata & Ostertag 2001;Peñ a-Claros 2003), species representing all guilds colonize soon after disturbance but reach dominance at different times according to their growth rates and longevities (Egler 1954). Our results support this hypothesis and also agree with the consensus that species composition in forest succession is highly unpredictable (Chazdon 2008).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tropical forest succession is characterized by changes in species composition, from herbs, shrubs, vines and fast-growing pioneer tree species during the first 30 years, to long-lived pioneer trees and shade-tolerant species during the following 70-120 years (Finegan 1996). According to the initial floristic composition hypothesis (Finegan 1996;Uhl et al 1998;Guariguata & Ostertag 2001;Peñ a-Claros 2003), species representing all guilds colonize soon after disturbance but reach dominance at different times according to their growth rates and longevities (Egler 1954). Our results support this hypothesis and also agree with the consensus that species composition in forest succession is highly unpredictable (Chazdon 2008).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the herb layers, values are comparable high in the range of half-light to semi-shade plants, although the relative PAR transmittance to the ground is at very low levels in all groups. Values for mature forest ecosystem in the same region with comparable relative irradiance intensity for the herb layer exhibited clearly lower light indicator values, about 2-4 (Schmidt 2001(Schmidt , 2005Ebrecht 2005). The missing reflection of the low PAR transmittance to the ground by the herb layer is caused by scattered individuals of early successional species (Dölle et al 2008).…”
Section: Effects Of Successional Changes On Soil Chemical Properties mentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Este é conhecido como o modelo de "substituição de espécies" de Egler (1954), e se dá por estágios mais definidos e discretos. Assim, as espécies invadem lentamente a área disponível à colonização e facilitam o estabelecimento de outras espécies, pois agem como abrigo para vetores de dispersão, melhoram as condições de fertilidade do solo e fornecem habitats adequados ao recrutamento.…”
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