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• W2063042232 abstract "The agricultural landscape in Eastern Canada has drastically changed in the last decades. Whilst certain forest communities are disappearing, post-agricultural forests are emerging from old fields colonized by fast-growing tree species. The objective of this study was to assess the seedling establishment and growth patterns of deciduous angiosperms in regenerating 14 of these aggrading forests. Red maple and black cherry showed clear temporal windows of establishment about 10–20 years following old field colonization by trees, contrary to sugar maple, white and green ash. Also, height growth rates of red maple and phenotypic plasticity of sugar maple did not correspond to their shade tolerance ranks. In general, low growth rates were found for all tree species, suggesting that the presence of adverse conditions could slow down the domination of post-agricultural stands by later successional species. These results underline the specificity of post-agricultural contexts and militate for the implementation of adapted management strategies that could help in reversing the trend of decreasing mature forests worldwide." @default.
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• W2063042232 title "Unexpected seedling growth in the understory of post-agricultural forests from Eastern Canada" @default.
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