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Table 3 Statistics on litter production, leaf area index (LAI4) and canopy transmittance (Trasm) in the studied stands over the 2003–2012 period

From: Is anticipated seed cutting an effective option to accelerate transition to high forest in European beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) coppice stands?

Stand. ID

 

Litter components (Mg ha−1)

LAI4 (m2 m−2)

Trasm. (%)

Leaves

Woody

Nuts

Husks

Other

Total

N.EVO

Average

3.910

0.814

0.086

0.298

0.134

5.246

6.07

1.35

SE

0.149

0.135

0.033

0.081

0.052

0.253

0.22

0.18

Min

2.759

0.278

0.000

0.066

0.000

3.757

4.52

0.55

Max

4.403

1.548

0.312

0.850

0.481

6.631

6.96

2.34

CV

12.1

52.6

119.7

85.9

121.6

15.2

11.6

42.6

TRAD

Average

3.277

0.515

0.073

0.235

0.030

4.136

4.54

6.69

SE

0.197

0.148

0.032

0.084

0.014

0.254

0.32

1.75

Min

1.888

0.097

0.000

0.016

0.000

2.619

2.33

1.23

Max

4.088

1.364

0.335

0.880

0.110

5.495

5.89

16.74

CV

19.0

90.6

139.4

113.6

152.4

19.4

22.1

82.8

SEED

Average

2.572

0.312

0.237

0.605

0.216

3.947

2.46

19.51

SE

0.189

0.043

0.093

0.184

0.038

0.410

0.29

3.67

Min

1.079

0.137

0.003

0.067

0.018

1.377

1.11

4.58

Max

3.276

0.508

0.841

1.688

0.407

5.901

3.85

40.99

CV

23.2

43.8

123.9

96.3

55.9

32.8

49.3

63.5

  1. Standard errors (brackets) and coefficients of variation (%, CV) are reported