植物多様性, 二次林, 丘陵地, 微地形, DCA, 草本層植生, plant species diversity, secondary woodland, hills, micro-scale landform, detrended correspondence analysis, herbaceous vegetation
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Plant Species Composition of the Herbaceous Layer of Secondary Woodlands and their Verges in Relation to Micro-scale Landform in the Tama Hills, Central Japan
Much attention is now being paid to secondary woodlands because of their high biodiversity. Especially in hilly areas, variations in both micro-scale landform and vegetation management are important factors in maintaining plant species diversity. Our objective was to clarify the influence of the two factors on the species composition of the herbaceous layer of Quercus serrata secondary woodlands and their verges to paddy fields in the western Tama Hills, central Japan. Seven transects were set on hillslopes that had typical arrangements of micro-scale landform units, and 159 quadrats measuring 2 m X 2 m were set along them. Plant species that appeared in the herbaceous layer were recorded, and the relative light intensity and soil moisture were measured in each quadrat. Ordination by Detrended Correspondence Analysis showed that two environmental factors had significant effects in determining the species composition: light condiion, which was influenced mainly by vegetation management, and soil moisture, which varied along the arrangement of micro-scale landforms from crest slopes to lower side slopes and head hollows. We found that micro-scale landform affected vegetation structure. The effect is more complicated on the lowermost slopes adjacent to paddy fields in the valley bottoms, because these slopes are disturbed by the unstable land conditions and intensive management.
雑誌名
ランドスケープ研究
巻
66
号
5
ページ
537 - 542
発行年
2003
ISSN
13408984
書誌レコードID
AN10455955
日本十進分類法
629
290.13
出版者
日本造園学会
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多摩丘陵におけるコナラ二次林および林縁の草本層種構成と微地形との対応
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