ข้อมูลงานวิจัย

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Plant species diversity in tropical planted forests and implication for restoration of forest ecosystems in Sakaerat, Northeastern Thailand.

ความหลากหลายของชนิดพันธุ์พืชในป่าปลูกเขตร้อนและผลกระทบต่อการฟื้นฟูระบบนิเวศป่าไม้ในเขตสะแกราช ภาคตะวันออกเฉียงเหนือของประเทศไทย

Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly (JARQ)

Plantation; Restoration Forest

2002/2545

1998-2001

บทความ

ฉบับสมบูรณ์

พืชพรรณ

Catalytic Effect; Forest Restoration; Plantation; Plant; Species Richness

Plantations of single tree species which are usually set up to reafforest cleared lands in the tropics. This study of understorey plant species in various plantations of single exotic or indigenous species has shown that more plant species grew within stands near a natural forest than within grasslands in Sakaerat, northeastern Thailand. The small leaf biomass in these planted forests generated enough shade to prevent the invasion of 2 fire-adapted competitive grasses and to pro- vide a suitable light environment for seedling establishment at an early stage of forest development. These factors facilitated the establishment of other species within the plantations of single tree species. The association of forests planted with single tree species with a high species richness in the ecosystems may enable to achieve a high biological diversity at the landscape level, which could bring various benefits to the forests of Sakaerat.

Kamo, K., Vacharangkura, T., Tiyanon, S., Viriyabuncha, C., Nimpila, S., & Doangsrisen, B. (2002). Plant species diversity in tropical planted forests and implication for restoration of forest ecosystems in Sakaerat, Northeastern Thailand. Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly: JARQ, 36(2), 111-118.

Bunnasart Doangsrisen(บรรณศาสตร์ ดวงศรีเสน) Chingchai Viriyabuncha(ชิงชัย วิริยะบัญชา) Koichi Kamo(โคอิจิ กาโม) Sirin Tiyanon(สิรินทร์ ติยานนท์) Suchat Nimpila(สุชาติ นิ่มพิลา) Tosporn Vacharangkura(ทศพร วัชรางกูร)