Post-Pyrogenic Successions in Oak-Korean Pine Forests with Schisandra chinensis and Corylus mandshurica in Sikhote-Alin

N. B. Prokhorenko; Прохоренко Н. Б.; T. A. Komarova; Комарова Т. А.; S. G. Glushkoc; Глушко С. Г.

doi:10.31857/S0024114824020062

Post-Pyrogenic Successions in Oak-Korean Pine Forests with Schisandra chinensis and Corylus mandshurica in Sikhote-Alin

Authors: Prokhorenko N.B.¹, Komarova T.A.², Glushkoc S.G.¹
Affiliations:
1. Kazan Federal University
2. Federal research centre of land biodiversity of Eastern Asia, Far-Eastern branch of the RAS
Issue: No 2 (2024)
Pages: 173–186
Section: RESEARCH
URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/0024-1148/article/view/262859
DOI: https://doi.org/10.31857/S0024114824020062
EDN: https://elibrary.ru/RELOGQ
ID: 262859

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This article discusses the results of long-term stationary studies of the formation and development of oak-cedar pine forests with magnolia berry and hazel growing in the Southern and Middle Sikhote-Alin. Considered here are the peculiarities of stands decline, seed-based reforestation, as well as the tree species growth and development courses during the process of reforestation successions in areas with different intensity of fire exposure. Following persistent ground fires, the stands decline is most intensive in the first 5 years, with decay rates and the number of surviving trees varying in different types of burnt areas. The most active seed-based reforestation occurs on post-fire sites mainly during the first 2 years, with birch, aspen and other early stage species predominating. The rate of annual growth of the young generation of trees is the most intensive on plots significantly damaged by fire, in serial species (birch, aspen, Maak’s bird cherry, etc.) they are an order of magnitude higher than in climax broadleaved and coniferous species. Determination of dominance indices, equally dependent on the numbers of undergrowth, thin and large trees, showed that during reforestation successions after both rapid and persistent lowland fires, the phytocenotic importance dynamics in Korean pine, Mongolian oak and other forest forming species has its own peculiarities.

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post-fire successions, forest stand decline, seed-based regrowth, growth rate, phytocenotic significance, serial and climax species

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