Influence of Distance from Forest Edges on Spontaneous Vegetation Succession Following Small-Scale Gold Mining in the Southeast Peruvian Amazon

Influence of Distance from Forest Edges on Spontaneous Vegetation Succession Following Small-Scale Gold Mining in the Southeast Peruvian Amazon

Few studies describe the factors that influence the natural regeneration in abandoned gold mining areas in the Amazon. Here we focus on the influence of the distance to the forest edge and abandonment time in a spontaneous succession of degraded areas by gold mining in the southeastern Peruvian Amaz...

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Main Authors: Jorge Garate-Quispe, Manuel Velásquez Ramírez, Edwin Becerra-Lira, Sufer Baez-Quispe, Milagro Abril-Surichaqui, Liset Rodriguez-Achata, Adenka Muñoz-Ushñahua, Pedro Nascimento Herbay, Yoni Fernandez-Mamani, Gabriel Alarcon-Aguirre, Marx Herrera-Machaca, Litcely Hilares Vargas, Ronald Corvera Gomringer, Dennis del Castillo Torres
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2023-06-01
Series:Diversity
Subjects:
degraded ecosystems
Madre de Dios
natural regeneration
secondary succession
species richness
Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/1424-2818/15/6/793

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