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Vegetation Structure and Management Methodology for Ecotourism Resources of Pocheon Valley, Mt. Gaya in Korea : Vegetation Structure and Management Methodology for Ecotourism Resources of Pocheon Valley, Mt. Gaya in Korea
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가야산 포천계곡의 생태관광자원 활용을 위한 식생구조 분석과 관리 방안

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Academic journal
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Lee, Sung Je (국립생태원) Ahn, Young-Hee (중앙대학교 식물시템과학과)
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Korean Society of Environment and Ecology 한국환경생태학회지 한국환경생태학회지 제33권 제6호
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2019.1
Pages
695 - 707 (13page)

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This study was intended to suggest the appropriate vegetation management methodology by analyzing phytosociology for ecotourism resources. We carried out the classification and interpretation of the vegetation structure and the analysis of the relationship between communities and environmental conditions in Pocheon valley, Mt. Gaya. The vegetation in Pocheon valley was composed of 5 communities: Pinus densiflora-Quercus mongolica community, Quercus serrata-Quercus variabilis community, Larix kaempferi-Quercus serrata community, Pinus densiflora-Castanea crenata community, and Salix gracilistyla-Phragmites japonica community. The Quercus serrata-Quercus variabilis community was further segmented into two types according to the differences of composition species and location of habitats. The methodologies that satisfy both the use of nature for ecotourism resources and the sustentation of natural vegetation are as follows: - maintenance the present vegetation (dominance species) by strictly avoiding artificial management in the tree layer; - maintenance of the existing vegetation structure through the artificial management of the usual vigorous tree species when the species in the shrub layer grow up to the subtree layer; and - continued artificial management to maintain high balanced diversity and evenness of various species in shrub and herb layers.

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