FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3048165086> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3048165086 endingPage "118467" @default.
• W3048165086 startingPage "118467" @default.
• W3048165086 abstract "Logged-over forests comprise a large proportion of tropical forest landscapes, but questions remain on how to fully describe and understand the regeneration of these forests and which selective logging and silvicultural interventions are best for maintaining biological diversity. We used a phylogenetic approach to capture changes on the evolutionary diversity, structure and composition of 72-one-hectare forest subplots in East Kalimantan that were logged using conventional (CL) and reduced-impact (RIL) techniques, including post-logging silvicultural interventions by reducing stem density (thinning), shortly after (on average 18 months) and 10 years after treatments. Both CL and RIL techniques initially decreased phylogenetic diversity, but after a decade of succession the phylogenetic diversity levels were no longer different from unlogged forests (Controls). Thinning through poison-notching non-commercial trees led to an increase in phylogenetic diversity after a decade of succession. Mean evolutionary relatedness, as measured by the Net Relatedness Index, initially decreased in logged forests, possibly because of harvest of closely related dipterocarp species, but returned to initial levels after a decade. Regardless of silvicultural interventions 10 years after logging had no effect on the mean evolutionary relatedness of the trees in the communities at both time intervals. Both CL and RIL techniques increased the phylogenetic composition dissimilarity with unlogged forest, with increasing logging intensity resulting in increasingly larger effects, although the changes were smaller for RIL. Phylogenetic composition only became dissimilar from unlogged forest after a decade of succession, when the logging intensity was above 4 m2 ha−1 for both CL and RIL, equivalent to 8 trees ha−1 or 68 m3 ha−1. Post-logging silvicultural interventions started to cause changes in phylogenetic composition when the basal area was reduced by thinning by more than 10 m2 ha−1. The rapid recovery of phylogenetic diversity, community structure and, to a lesser extent composition after logging and thinning confirms that tropical forests are resilient to a single logging cycle. With low-intensity logging of less than 4 m2 ha−1, RIL techniques appear to facilitate phylogenetic structure and compositional recovery to levels not different from unlogged forest after 10 years of succession, especially when combined with post-logging silvicultural intervention with a basal area reduction by thinning of less than 10 m2 ha−1. However, it remains to be seen whether forests will respond similarly to a second logging cycle." @default.
• W3048165086 created "2020-08-13" @default.
• W3048165086 creator A5043211842 @default.
• W3048165086 creator A5049342156 @default.
• W3048165086 creator A5059366658 @default.
• W3048165086 creator A5079032202 @default.
• W3048165086 creator A5084113390 @default.
• W3048165086 date "2020-11-01" @default.
• W3048165086 modified "2023-09-30" @default.
• W3048165086 title "Rapid recovery of phylogenetic diversity, community structure and composition of Bornean tropical forest a decade after logging and post-logging silvicultural interventions" @default.
• W3048165086 cites W1124304759 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W1972549434 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W1973773938 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W1974215388 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W1975883390 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W1977423166 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W1984997663 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W1988092118 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W1989471759 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W1995291574 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W1996359250 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2000531448 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2000947170 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2008961772 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2010216127 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2010907553 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2013181424 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2014482913 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2016006498 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2024327250 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2041296580 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2046922295 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2047672923 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2057819145 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2066334400 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2067930553 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2069134866 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2086432760 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2087050849 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2092746217 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2094308653 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2097278875 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2098826077 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2100318043 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2109232257 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2112573257 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2114829883 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2115937990 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2118623555 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2120003898 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2124070575 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2132336502 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2135777646 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2137787581 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2140353781 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2141550001 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2145341730 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2155029303 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2164035292 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2170945128 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W223515003 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2295976950 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2323054232 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2562997233 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2564890031 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2584242236 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2595491628 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2601499069 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2609080336 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2734958053 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2735681637 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2789006363 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2795136552 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2916056689 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2949330378 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W2949510402 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W4245471709 @default.
• W3048165086 cites W785764097 @default.
• W3048165086 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2020.118467" @default.
• W3048165086 hasPublicationYear "2020" @default.
• W3048165086 type Work @default.
• W3048165086 sameAs 3048165086 @default.
• W3048165086 citedByCount "9" @default.
• W3048165086 countsByYear W30481650862021 @default.
• W3048165086 countsByYear W30481650862022 @default.
• W3048165086 countsByYear W30481650862023 @default.
• W3048165086 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W3048165086 hasAuthorship W3048165086A5043211842 @default.
• W3048165086 hasAuthorship W3048165086A5049342156 @default.
• W3048165086 hasAuthorship W3048165086A5059366658 @default.
• W3048165086 hasAuthorship W3048165086A5079032202 @default.
• W3048165086 hasAuthorship W3048165086A5084113390 @default.
• W3048165086 hasConcept C104317684 @default.
• W3048165086 hasConcept C125620115 @default.
• W3048165086 hasConcept C130217890 @default.
• W3048165086 hasConcept C150117547 @default.
• W3048165086 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W3048165086 hasConcept C193252679 @default.

• next