SPROUTING OF TREES IN JAMAICAN MONTANE FORESTS, AFTER A HURRICANE
SPROUTING OF TREES IN JAMAICAN MONTANE FORESTS, AFTER A HURRICANE
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DOI：
10.2307/2261440
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发表时间：
1994-12-01
影响因子：
5.5
通讯作者：
HEALEY, JR
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作者：
BELLINGHAM, PJ;TANNER, EVJ;HEALEY, JR
1牙买加蓝山的森林受到1988年9月12日经过该岛的飓风吉尔伯特的破坏。2在飓风后5-41个月记录的海拔1300-1900米的地块中，大多数树干（4949根活树干的61.4%）和大多数物种（47种常见物种中的44种）都有新芽。3.断茎比完整茎发芽比例大，完全落叶比未完全落叶发芽比例大，拔根与直立茎发芽比例无差异，直径>10 cm的茎发芽比例大。发芽频率更高，每茎产生更多的芽，比那些
1 Forests in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica were damaged by Hurricane Gilbert which passed over the island on 12 September 1988.2 In plots between 1300-1900 m, recorded 5-41 months after the hurricane, most stems (61.4% of 4949 living stems) and most species (44 of 47 common species) had sprouts. Comparing species, percent of stems sprouting ranged from 0 to 100%.3 Broken stems sprouted proportionately more than intact stems; completely defoliated stems sprouted proportionately more than those not completely defoliated; there was no difference between uprooted and upright stems; and stems >10 cm d.b.h. sprouted more frequently and produced more sprouts per stem, than those