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. 2024 Mar 5;46(5):648–660. doi: 10.1016/j.pld.2024.02.006

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Fig. 2 — Cluster analysis and the frequency distribution in height-classes of woody species and habitat characteristics. (A) Cluster analysis of the 160 plots. (B) The frequency distribution in height-classes of woody species (height ≥ 1.3 m) of each forest type. (C) The intensity of disturbances, the number and coverage of invasive alien species in the understory of each forest type. KE: Keteleeria evelyniana; PM: Pinus massoniana; PA: Pinus armandii; CG: Cyclobalanopsis glaucoides; ∗1: 1200–1300 m; ∗2: 1700–2300 m; Type 1: Keteleeria evelyniana evergreen coniferous forest; Type 2: Keteleeria evelyniana–Pinus massoniana evergreen coniferous forest; Type 3: Keteleeria evelyniana–Pinus armandii–Cyclobalanopsis glaucoides evergreen coniferous and broad-leaved mixed forest; Type 4: Keteleeria evelyniana–Pinus yunnanensis evergreen coniferous forest.