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Experience in syntaxonomic and ordination analysis of progressive succession in cutover areas of boreal light conifer forests in the Southern Urals

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Progressive succession of plant communities has been studied in cutover areas of bilberry-green moss forests of the alliance Dicrano-Pinion in the central upland part of the Southern Urals. The results are presented concerning the alpha-diversity and phytosociological spectrum of communities at different stages of succession.

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Original Russian Text © P.S. Shirokikh, V.B. Martynenko, A.M. Kunafin, 2013, published in Ekologiya, 2013, No. 3, pp. 169–176.

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Shirokikh, P.S., Martynenko, V.B. & Kunafin, A.M. Experience in syntaxonomic and ordination analysis of progressive succession in cutover areas of boreal light conifer forests in the Southern Urals. Russ J Ecol 44, 185–192 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1067413613030120

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