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Lantana camara does not exclude all tree regeneration: An opportunity to help establish mixed forests in the Western Himalaya?

2022-09-01

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In pine forests of the Western Himalaya, we assessed the plant communities with a special focus on tree regeneration under different categories of Lantana camara cover. We did not find a general negative effect on the diversity and species richness but instead a trend indicating that an increase of Lantana camara cover leads to an increase in tree regeneration. Adequate tree regeneration is essential to the establ...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.foreco.2022.120366

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