Moso bamboo (Phyllostachys edulis (Carriere) J. Houzeau) invasion affects soil phosphorus dynamics in adjacent coniferous forests in subtropical China

Table 4 The composition of the dominant species (quantities greater than 500 hm⁻²) classified by genera in three stands

Forest type (n = 3)	Shrubs	Trees (hm⁻²)	height (cm)	Basal diameter (cm)	herbs	Quantity (hm⁻²)	height (cm)	Basal diameter (cm)
CR	Theaceae	8500	108.8	12.51	Fagopyrum	1000	20
	Aceraceae	5000	43.1	5.06	Berberidaceae	500	23	2.68
	Rosaceae	3000	54.7	5.22	Oxalidaceae	500	28
	Total	16,500	68.9 (A)	7.59 (A)	Total	2000
PH-CR	Rosaceae	10,500	105.6	7.77	Berberidaceae	2500	29.2	2.92
	Theaceae	8000	109.6	11.52	Dryopteridaceae	1000	24
	Aceraceae	3500	46.8	4.68	Asteraceae	500	10	1.40
	Hamamelidaceae	3000	76.5	6.37	Aspidiaceae	500	17
	Lauraceae	3000	81.2	8.38	Fagopyrum	500	15
	Rhododendraceae	3000	96.1	8.81	Polypodiaceae	500	21
	Symplocaceae	2500	87.8	9.61	Caryophyllaceae	500	24
	Cephalotaxaceae	2500	101.4	7.16	Total	6000
	Total	36,000	88.1 (A)	8.04 (A)
PH	Theaceae	9000	110.5	11.79	Asteraceae	2000	15.5	2.30
	Rosaceae	8500	87.6	5.76	Berberidaceae	1000	27.8	2.75
	Aceraceae	6000	41.4	4.82	Dryopteridaceae	1000	19.1
	Lauraceae	4000	65.1	6.16	Fagopyrum	500	15.5
	Hamamelidaceae	3000	67.7	5.79	Oxalidaceae	500	26.9
	Total	30,500	74.5 (A)	6.86 (A)	Polypodiaceae	500	19
					Total	5500

A in bracket means average
CR Cryptomeria japonica pure forest, PH-CR Phyllostachys edulis-Cryptomeria japonica mixed forest, PH Phyllostachys edulis pure forest

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