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Effects of slash and burn agriculture on species abundance and composition of a tropical deciduous forest

Effects of slash and burn agriculture on species abundance and composition of a tropical deciduous forest - Forest Ecology and Management, 103(2-3), p.191-201, 1998 .

We identified and mapped 869 woody plants to describe community composition of 2.4 ha of tropical deciduous forest near Charnela, Jalisco, Mexico and to document the response of woody vegetation to slash and bum agriculture. In the uncut forest, 87

Subjects--Topical Terms:
CHAMELA
MEXICO
DIVERSITY
SPROUTING

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