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      Growth, recruitment and mortality in the Gama gallery forest in central Brazil over a six-year period (1985–1991)

      Journal of Tropical Ecology
      Cambridge University Press (CUP)

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          Diameter increments, recruitment and mortality were studied over a six-year period in a 3.02 ha sample in an area of 64 ha of undisturbed gallery forest alongside the Gama stream. The study site is located in Fazenda Água Limpa in Brasília, Federal District, Brazil. Trees ≥ 31 cm gbh (10 cm dbh) were measured every three years from 1985 in 151 (10 m × 20 m) permanent plots in Gama forest.

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              The dynamics of tree populations in tropical forest: a review

              Published work on the dynamics of forest tree recruitment, growth and mortality in natural tropical forest is reviewed. In most forests studied, annual mortality is between 1% and 2% and is independent of size class in trees >10 cm dbh; mortality is negatively correlated with growth rate and crown illumination; growth rate is highly variable between individual trees, but shows strong autocorrelation between successive measurements on the same tree.
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                Journal of Tropical Ecology
                J. Trop. Ecol.
                Cambridge University Press (CUP)
                0266-4674
                1469-7831
                February 1995
                July 2009
                : 11
                : 01
                : 67-83
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                10.1017/S0266467400008415
                d4fff58d-4845-45a9-ab21-952bee0fa0ab
                © 1995
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