The Puketi Kauri forest : an attempt to apply the quadrat method to the ecological study of the Kauri forest

At present there is no accurate quantitative knowledge of the composition of the kauri bush. This must be obtained so that when the kauri bush is put under a system of management it may be known how far the natural composition has been departed from. To make accurate comparisons possible between vir...

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Main Author: Latter, H. B.
Language:en
Published: University of Canterbury. Forestry 2013
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10092/7629
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spelling ndltd-canterbury.ac.nz-oai-ir.canterbury.ac.nz-10092-76292015-03-30T15:29:34ZThe Puketi Kauri forest : an attempt to apply the quadrat method to the ecological study of the Kauri forestLatter, H. B.At present there is no accurate quantitative knowledge of the composition of the kauri bush. This must be obtained so that when the kauri bush is put under a system of management it may be known how far the natural composition has been departed from. To make accurate comparisons possible between virgin bush and silviculturally treated stands, a quantitative ecological description is needed to supplement the ordinary qualitative description. The quadrat accompanied by a cross section is an attempt to supply this. Supposing a kauri forest is under management and is being brought into the condition of the so/called ‘normal’ forest, it is desirable to compare all the age classes of this forest with the corresponding age classes in the virgin forest for reasons which follow.University of Canterbury. Forestry2013-04-21T20:17:23Z2013-04-21T20:17:23Z1933Electronic thesis or dissertationTexthttp://hdl.handle.net/10092/7629enNZCUCopyright H. B. Latterhttp://library.canterbury.ac.nz/thesis/etheses_copyright.shtml
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description At present there is no accurate quantitative knowledge of the composition of the kauri bush. This must be obtained so that when the kauri bush is put under a system of management it may be known how far the natural composition has been departed from. To make accurate comparisons possible between virgin bush and silviculturally treated stands, a quantitative ecological description is needed to supplement the ordinary qualitative description. The quadrat accompanied by a cross section is an attempt to supply this. Supposing a kauri forest is under management and is being brought into the condition of the so/called ‘normal’ forest, it is desirable to compare all the age classes of this forest with the corresponding age classes in the virgin forest for reasons which follow.
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title The Puketi Kauri forest : an attempt to apply the quadrat method to the ecological study of the Kauri forest
title_short The Puketi Kauri forest : an attempt to apply the quadrat method to the ecological study of the Kauri forest
title_full The Puketi Kauri forest : an attempt to apply the quadrat method to the ecological study of the Kauri forest
title_fullStr The Puketi Kauri forest : an attempt to apply the quadrat method to the ecological study of the Kauri forest
title_full_unstemmed The Puketi Kauri forest : an attempt to apply the quadrat method to the ecological study of the Kauri forest
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