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8 期 李金婕等: 云南鸡足山火干扰 40 年形成的云南松林空间分布格局及关联性 1 3 9 3
Spatial distribution patterns and associations of Pinus
yunnanensis forest formed by 40 years of fire
disturbance in Jizu Mountainꎬ Yunnan
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LI Jinjie ꎬ ZHANG Caicai ꎬ DENG Yun ꎬ ZHANG Churan ꎬ SU Weihan ꎬ
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LI Shengfa ꎬ LI Fengchang ꎬ TANG Zhizhong ꎬ LIN Luxiang 2ꎬ5
( 1. Institute of Eastern ̄Himalaya Biodiversity Researchꎬ Dali Universityꎬ Dali 671003ꎬ Yunnanꎬ Chinaꎻ 2. CAS Key Laboratory of Tropical
Forest Ecologyꎬ Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Gardenꎬ Chinese Academy of Sciencesꎬ Mengla 666303ꎬ Yunnanꎬ Chinaꎻ 3. Key
Laboratory for Transboundary Ecosecurity of Southwest China of Ministry of Educationꎬ School of Ecology and Environmental
Scienceꎬ Yunnan Universityꎬ Kunming 650091ꎬ Chinaꎻ 4. Yu Jinan State ̄Owned Forest Farmꎬ Dali 671009ꎬ Yunnanꎬ
Chinaꎻ 5. National Forest Ecosystem Research Station at Xishuangbannaꎬ Mengla 666303ꎬ Yunnanꎬ China )
Abstract: Pinus yunnanensisꎬ native to southwest Chinaꎬ is widely used as a pioneer species for afforestation. Large
areas of P. yunnanensis natural forests and plantations provide abundant forestry resourcesꎬ playing a key role in forestry
construction and sustainable development. Howeverꎬ the high oil content and low ignition point of P. yunnanensis make it
susceptible to frequent wildfiresꎬ especially with the intensification of global change. To investigate the community
compositionꎬ spatial distribution patterns and associations of dominant species in early post ̄fire regeneration of P.
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yunnanensis forestsꎬ a 1 hm dynamic monitoring plot of P. yunnanensis forest was established in Jizu Mountainꎬ Yunnan
Provinceꎬ following the standard protocol of the Forest Global Earth Observatory. This area was a subtropical semi ̄humid
evergreen broad ̄leaved forest 40 years ago. Community composition and diameter structures based on census data were
analyzed. The g(r) function was used to analyze the spatial patterns and associations between P. yunnanensis in different
diameter classes and dominant woody plants with different leaf habits. The results were as follows: (1) There were 3 088
individuals (DBH≥1cm)ꎬ belonging to 30 species from 14 families and 21 generaꎬ including 23 evergreen and 7
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deciduous species in 1 hm dynamic plot. (2) The diameter structure of P. yunnanensis and Populus adenopoda was
skew ̄normal and belonged to stable populations. While the diameter structure of Viburnum cylindricumꎬ Pinus armandii
and Pieris formosa was inverted “J” typeꎬindicating successful regeneration of evergreen plants with a higher number of
small ̄diameter individualsꎬ which suggested that they might eventually replace P. yunnanensis forests. (3) The spatial
distribution of P. yunnanensis at three developmental stages (saplingsꎬ juvenilesꎬ adults) was mainly aggregatedꎬ and
the distribution of adults may shift from aggregated to random or uniform distribution patterns as the scale increases. (4)
The saplings of P. yunnanensis were mainly positively correlated with juvenile and adult treesꎬ while juvenile and adult
trees were uncorrelatedꎬ indicating a healthy relationship within the P. yunnanensis population. Additionallyꎬ P.
yunnanensis showed negative or no correlation with the dominant evergreen and deciduous plantsꎬ indicating competition
for limited resources such as light and water. In summaryꎬ the structure of the P. yunnanensis community is stableꎬ and
P. yunnanensis remains the dominant species in the early stage of community succession. The spatial distribution of its
different developmental stages is dominated by aggregation. Howeverꎬ the distribution of adults may shift to random or
uniform distributions in the futureꎬ reflecting the cumulative effects of negative density ̄dependence. Positive spatial
associations between different diameter classes are also an important feature in the early stage of community
succession. Howeverꎬ as succession progressesꎬ evergreen plants may replace the dominant position of P. yunnanensisꎬ
leading the community towards a subtropical semi ̄humid evergreen broad ̄leaved forest.
Key words: Pinus yunnanensisꎬ spatial distributionꎬ diameter structureꎬ spatial associationꎬ succession
种群年龄结构指不同年龄的个体在时间和空 学特性和所在环境共同决定的ꎬ能够体现种群当
间上的组成和装配情况ꎬ它是由种群自身的生物 前的结构状态、对环境的适应能力及生存现状和

