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Vegetation survey of “The Hanger”, Tutira Station, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand

1986; Taylor & Francis; Volume: 16; Issue: 3 Linguagem: Inglês

10.1080/03036758.1986.10418167

ISSN

1175-8899

Autores

Margaret Wassilieff,

Tópico(s)

Forest Ecology and Biodiversity Studies

Resumo

Abstract The results of a vegetation survey of a 10 ha area of regenerating lowland forest and scrub at Tutira Station are described. The survey follows the observations of the vegetation of “The Hanger” which were undertaken by H. Guthrie-Smith from 1882–1940. The regenerating forest is composed of two vegetation types: (i) fivefinger/mahoe forest on a steep slope, and (ii) fivefinger-kanuka/kohuhu scrub on a gentle flat. A number of large forest tree species have begun to establish in the secondary vegetation and it seems likely that a podocarp/tawa-titoki forest will eventually be re-established. Keywords: lowland forest secondary succession vegetation composition vegetation structure Pseudopanax arboreusLeptospermum Guthrie-Smith

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