Titlebook: Big-Leaf Mahogany; Genetics, Ecology, a Ariel E. Lugo,Julio C. Figueroa Colón,Mildred Alay Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media New Yo

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Photosynthetic Response of Hybrid Mahogany Grown Under Contrasting Light Regimesfected specific leaf mass, N per unit mass, and . per unit mass, but did not affect . per unit N. The variation in height growth was apparently explained by the capacity of the plants to acquire nitrogen because shorter plants had lower concentrations of foliar N than did taller ones. Large plants h

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Regeneration, Growth, and Sustainability of Mahogany in México’s Yucatán Forests Assuming constant growth, a big-leaf mahogany requires 122 years, on average, to reach the 55-cm minimum cutting diameter, although the fastest-growing trees may do so in 82 years. The current selective harvesting system, based on a 25-year cutting cycle, cannot be expected to ensure sustainable ha

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Silvicultural Systems for Big-Leaf Mahogany Plantationswood system in Sri Lanka and a group selection system in St. Lucia have been more carefully developed. The proposed systems are described in detail. Successful long-term management of big-leaf mahogany plantations depends on choosing a system that accommodates both the light requirements of the spec

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Structure and Dynamics of Mahogany Plantations in Puerto Ricoichness and vertical stratification with age. All plantation species exhibited abundant regeneration under mature plantation canopies. More nutrients accumulated in vegetation and plantation litter than in vegetation and fine litter of paired secondary forests. Nutrient return to the forest floor wa

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Ariel E. Lugo,Julio C. Figueroa Colón,Mildred Alay

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