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The authors recommend controlling invasive alien species populations.
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e0“controlling the populations of IAS”
Title
LIA HAPSARI; Trimanto Trimanto; Sugeng Budiharta Biodiversitas Journal of Biological Diversity 2020. doi:10.13057/biodiv/d210527
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- Observation Both reclamation sites showed vegetation and environmental improvement.
- Observation Both sites were at early succession establishment transitioning to mid succession.
- Observation Spontaneous plants formed understory and sapling layers.
- Observation Plant diversity indices were moderate at both sites.
- Observation Polytrias indica dominated understory at the nine year site.
- Observation Asystasia gangetica dominated understory at the seventeen year site.
- Observation Glochidion obscurum dominated saplings at the nine year site.
- Observation Macaranga tanarius dominated saplings at the seventeen year site.
- Observation Dominant pioneer trees and shrubs mostly belonged to five named families of secondary tropical forest.
- Observation Seven invasive alien species occurred at the nine year site, six dominant.
- Observation Eight invasive alien species occurred at the seventeen year site, four dominant.
- Observation Two dominant noxious weed species were identified.
- Association Air temperature, moisture, light and soil conditions affected establishment variation.
- Recommendation The authors recommend soil reconditioning for improved reclamation.
- Recommendation The authors recommend more intensive planting of native trees.