I'm currently working on regeneration of dipterocarp species: it's quantity and quality as affected by varying environmental conditions. Just wanna drop by to ask whether some experts work also in these and can recommend/suggest something relevant on this study.
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I dont know much about this, but you can see some literature on cluster analysis or patternn recognition.
I suggest you go to Forest Ecology and Management Journal and search for some keywords such as Dipterocarp, seedlings, saplings, regeneration. I know that some scientists from Japan (e.g. Kyoto University and Hokkaido University) have published results on ecology and management of lowland dipterocarp forests in Borneo (Malaysia) based on data collected from long-term permanent plots. Try to contact some of them for more details.
To the best of my knowledge there is no standard methodology. Too much variation in forests, environments and degradation drivers, I guess.
For an example of post-fire regeneration stud,y see my paper on beech in Italy (sorry attach is dysfunctional). A relative simple forest like the Dipterocarp.
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