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Syntaxonomic and Gradient Analysis of Keteleeria davidiana var. formosana Forests in Taiwan
In this study we present a comprehensive multivariate analysis of Keteleeria davidiana var. formosana forest vegetation in Taiwan. In total, 65 sample plots were compiled, partly from the relevant literature and partly from new and unpublished data. We used only woody vascular plant species for the analysis. The syntaxonomy of forest types was determined by a 2-way indicator species analysis (TWINSPAN) and tabular comparison method. A detrended correspondence analysis (DCA) was applied to the ordination analysis to clarify floristic variations of the 65 sample plots. One alliance, 2 associations, and 4 subassociations were distinguished and described: the K. davidiana var. formosana alliance was recognized and divided into Cyclobalanopsis hypophaea-Keteleeria davidiana var. formosana association including the Callicarpa remotiflora and Antidesma hiiranense subassociations and a Diospyros morrisiana-Keteleeria davidiana var. formosana association including the Pinus luchuensis and Illicium arborescens subassociations. Synonyms in the recent literature on forests relating to these associations and subassociations are given. The ordination program confirmed the differentiation of K. davidiana var. formosana forests.
期刊介绍:
The Taiwan Journal of Forest Science is an academic publication that welcomes contributions from around the world. The journal covers all aspects of forest research, both basic and applied, including Forest Biology and Ecology (tree breeding, silviculture, soils, etc.), Forest Management (watershed management, forest pests and diseases, forest fire, wildlife, recreation, etc.), Biotechnology, and Wood Science. Manuscripts acceptable to the journal include (1) research papers, (2) research notes, (3) review articles, and (4) monographs. A research note differs from a research paper in its scope which is less-comprehensive, yet it contains important information. In other words, a research note offers an innovative perspective or new discovery which is worthy of early disclosure.