The effect of cutting operation on higher plants diversity

Abstract

Investigation of higher plant diversity in different age cutovers indicated those diversity indices of herb, xylophyta and advanced plants increased gradually in the cutovers from 1984 to 1994, and diversity indices had obviously positive correlation with richness and evenness.

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