Productivity Dynamics of Moso Bamboo （Phyllostachys edulis） Forest after Strip Clearcutting

【Objective】This study aims to clarify the differences in biomass allocation in different plots, and reveal the pattern of biomass allocation and the dynamic changes in annual productivity through studying the effects of strip clearcutting on moso bamboo forest restoration, so as to provide a theoretical basis for evaluating the quality restoration level of the strip clearcutting stand. 【Method】In this study, three types of plots were set up, the plots with strip cutting by 8 m width（SC）, and its reserved belts（RB） plots, as well as the traditional management forest plots as control（CK）. The productivity and biomass accumulation pattern of each component of bamboo in the different sample plots were investigated in 5 years after the cutting. Correlation analysis was performed to study the relationship between the component productivity and soil nutrient content in different plots.【Result】In the on-year, the productivity of each component of bamboo in different plots was shown: bamboo culm＞bamboo stump＞bamboo ro