Gap regeneration within mature deciduous forests of Interior Alaska: Implications for future forest change

Keyphrases

• Future Forests 100%
• Interior Alaska 100%
• Deciduous Trees 100%
• Forest Change 100%
• Deciduous Forest 100%
• Implications for Future 100%
• Gap Regeneration 100%
• Canopy Gaps 66%
• Deciduous Stands 66%
• Black Spruce 66%
• Gap Area 66%
• Canopy Openness 66%
• Low Density 33%
• Populus Tremuloides 33%
• Ecosystem Function 33%
• Overstory Trees 33%
• Litter Cover 33%
• Forest Area 33%
• Lichens 33%
• Fire Severity 33%
• Area Density 33%
• Disturbance Regime 33%
• Regional Climate 33%
• Mannan-oligosaccharide 33%
• Energy Balance 33%
• Carbon Energy 33%
• Forest Canopy 33%
• Deciduous Species 33%
• Carbon C 33%
• Boreal Forest 33%
• Leaf Litter 33%
• Water Balance 33%
• Trembling Aspen 33%
• Forest Gap 33%
• Fire Occurrence 33%
• Evergreen Broad-leaved Forest 33%
• Picea Mariana 33%
• C Balance 33%
• Mature Stand 33%
• Gap Disturbance 33%
• Betula Neoalaskana 33%
• Alaska Paper Birch 33%
• Gap Fraction 33%
• Canopy Composition 33%
• Evergreen Shrubs 33%
• Gap Maker 33%
• Band Gap Characteristics 33%
• Energy Potential 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Deciduous 100%
• Deciduous Forest 100%
• Picea mariana 50%
• Populus 16%
• Populus tremuloides 16%
• Overstory 16%
• Fire Severity 16%
• Stand Density 16%
• Betula papyrifera 16%
• Betula 16%
• Forest Canopy 16%
• Boreal Forest 16%
• Plant Litter 16%