Simulation of polar birch forest succession in broad leaved Korean pine forest zone in Mt.Changbai

Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology ›› 1997, Vol. 8 ›› Issue (5): 455-458.

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Simulation of polar birch forest succession in broad leaved Korean pine forest zone in Mt.Changbai

Yu Zhenliang¹, Zhao Shidong¹, Wang Qingli², Zhai Yonghu²

1. Commission for Integrated Survey of Natural Resources. Academia Sinica, Beijing 100101;
2. Institute of Applied Ecology, Academia Sinica, Shenyang 110015

Received:1996-07-15 Revised:1997-01-06 Online:1997-09-25 Published:1997-09-25

Abstract

Abstract: The dynamics of polar birch forest in broad leaved Korean pine forest zone in Mt.Changbai was simulated by the validated ZELIG.CBA model. Based on the seeds sources of Korean pine available or not, two schemes were adopted.The results show that Korean pine determined the time when polar or birch would be replaced.If the seeds of Korean pine were available, the final stage of succession would be the broad leaved Korean pine forest.Otherwise, it would be a mixed broad leaved forest.The biomass and the volume of these two kinds of forest were quite different.

Key words: Polar birch forest, Succession, ZELIG.CBA model, Simulation, natural gradients, random forest, integrity of biotic index (IBI), monsoonal climate

Yu Zhenliang, Zhao Shidong, Wang Qingli, Zhai Yonghu. Simulation of polar birch forest succession in broad leaved Korean pine forest zone in Mt.Changbai[J]. Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology, 1997, 8(5): 455-458.

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