Effects of tsaoko (Fructus tsaoko ) cultivating on tree diversity and canopy structure in the habitats of eastern hoolock gibbon (Hoolock leuconedys )
In this study, the quadrat method was used to study the effects of tsaoko (Fructus tsaoko ) plantation on tree diversity and canopy structure of two natural habitats of eastern hoolock gibbon (Hoolock leuconedys ): Nankang (characterized by extensive tsaoko plantation) and Banchang (relatively well...
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| description | In this study, the quadrat method was used to study the effects of
tsaoko (Fructus tsaoko ) plantation on tree diversity and canopy
structure of two natural habitats of eastern hoolock gibbon (Hoolock
leuconedys ): Nankang (characterized by extensive tsaoko plantation)
and Banchang (relatively well reserved and without tsaoko plantation).
Totally, 102 tree species from 25 families and 16 woody liana species
from 10 families were recorded in Nankang, whereas 108 tree species
from 30 families and 17 woody liana species from 12 families were
recorded in Banchang. Although the tree species between two habitats is
different, both habitats are characterized by enriched food resources
for eastern hoolock gibbons, sharing similar dominant plant families.
Due to tsaoko plantation, tree density proportion and diversity of
forest layer I (>20 m) in Nankang were both significantly
decreased, but the tree density of layer II (10-20 m) increased.
Likewise, in conjunction with these behavioral observations, we also
address potential impacts of tsaoko plantation on the behavior of
eastern hoolock gibbon. |
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and Banchang (relatively well reserved and without tsaoko plantation).
Totally, 102 tree species from 25 families and 16 woody liana species
from 10 families were recorded in Nankang, whereas 108 tree species
from 30 families and 17 woody liana species from 12 families were
recorded in Banchang. Although the tree species between two habitats is
different, both habitats are characterized by enriched food resources
for eastern hoolock gibbons, sharing similar dominant plant families.
Due to tsaoko plantation, tree density proportion and diversity of
forest layer I (&gt;20 m) in Nankang were both significantly
decreased, but the tree density of layer II (10-20 m) increased.
Likewise, in conjunction with these behavioral observations, we also
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and Banchang (relatively well reserved and without tsaoko plantation).
Totally, 102 tree species from 25 families and 16 woody liana species
from 10 families were recorded in Nankang, whereas 108 tree species
from 30 families and 17 woody liana species from 12 families were
recorded in Banchang. Although the tree species between two habitats is
different, both habitats are characterized by enriched food resources
for eastern hoolock gibbons, sharing similar dominant plant families.
Due to tsaoko plantation, tree density proportion and diversity of
forest layer I (&gt;20 m) in Nankang were both significantly
decreased, but the tree density of layer II (10-20 m) increased.
Likewise, in conjunction with these behavioral observations, we also
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tsaoko (Fructus tsaoko ) plantation on tree diversity and canopy
structure of two natural habitats of eastern hoolock gibbon (Hoolock
leuconedys ): Nankang (characterized by extensive tsaoko plantation)
and Banchang (relatively well reserved and without tsaoko plantation).
Totally, 102 tree species from 25 families and 16 woody liana species
from 10 families were recorded in Nankang, whereas 108 tree species
from 30 families and 17 woody liana species from 12 families were
recorded in Banchang. Although the tree species between two habitats is
different, both habitats are characterized by enriched food resources
for eastern hoolock gibbons, sharing similar dominant plant families.
Due to tsaoko plantation, tree density proportion and diversity of
forest layer I (&gt;20 m) in Nankang were both significantly
decreased, but the tree density of layer II (10-20 m) increased.
Likewise, in conjunction with these behavioral observations, we also
address potential impacts of tsaoko plantation on the behavior of
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