ESTUDIO FITOSOCIOLOGICO DE LOS ESTRATOS INFERIORES EN UN BOSQUE DE PINO (VALDIVIA, CHILE)

Abstract

SUMMARY The cultivated areas of Pinus radiata, are constantly increasing. Either unfores­ ted lands or, second-growth native forest are displaced. The requirements and auto­ ecology of this species are known, but there is little information concerning the floristic structure and vegetation ecology of the articial forested ecosystems which the species forms. Thus, a study of the phytosociological structure and the micro­ distribution of the species in the under­ growth of a pine plantation in the X t h