Quantitative characteristics of degraded dry evergreen forest plant community after logging concession at Trat provice
2011
Anucha Tara(Kasetsart University, Bangkok (Thailand). Kasetsart University Research and Development Institute. Trat Agroforestry Research and Training Station) E-mail:[email protected] | Sakhan Teejuntuk(Kasetsart University, Bangkok (Thailand). Faculty of Forestry. Department of Silviculture)
Study found that the successional stages of degraded Dry Evergreen Forest of Khao Kalong-Khao Khad could be classified into four groups: 1) Mallotus paniculatus-Nephelium melliferum community group, which consisted of 128 tree species, with a density of 969 trees/ha, a basal area of 16.06 square m/ha and the above ground biomass was about 107.75 ton/ha. 2) Macaranga siamensis-Tetrameles nudiflora community group, which consisted of 57 tree species, with a density of 800 trees/ha, a basal area of 14 square m/ha and the above ground biomass was about 107 ton/ha. 3) Nephelium melliferum-Parinari anamense community group, which consisted of 69 plant species, with a density of 588 trees/ha, a basal area of 13.81 square m/ha and the above ground biomass was about 86.68 ton/ha. 4) Irvingia malayana-Bombax anceps var. anceps community group, which consisted of 11 plant species, with a density of 69 trees/ha, a basal area of 3.13 square m/ha and 5 the above ground biomass was about 29.20 ton/ha.
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