Structure and composition of forest semideciduo post impact of forestry in National Park Guanahacabibes, Cuba
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This work is supported by research whose object of study is the notófilo semideciduous forest of the Península Guanahacabibes, in order to determine the composition and structure of semideciduous forest in two sectors of the Península Guanahacabibes in areas of over thirty years without wider forest management and an area five years with forestry. five plots randomly delimited in each treatment determined 13 variables of vegetation, we obtained results in more relevant treatment five years of logging in the town of Cabo San Antonio recovery post is characterized by having one of the most high densities in the upper tree layer and selective logging recovery time post, decreases the richness and density of vegetation formation and the greater number of strata were involved in the development, it took more forest recovery.
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