Dataset Accompanying the Study by Boeschoten et al. 'All reforestation methods can support tropical tree diversity recovery, but drivers and species composition vary'
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| author | Boeschoten, Laura Emily GUILLEMOT, Joannès van Melis, Juliano Poorter, Lourens Rodrigues, Ricardo R. Bongers, Frans Molin, Paulo Guilherme Peña-Claros, Marielos Souza, Vinicius Toledo, Cassio Faria Fernandes, Patrick Ferreira, Marcelo P. Resende, Angélica Porcari Simões, Laura Helena Torres de Almeida, Catherine Uriarte, Maria Brancalion, Pedro |
| author_facet | Boeschoten, Laura Emily GUILLEMOT, Joannès van Melis, Juliano Poorter, Lourens Rodrigues, Ricardo R. Bongers, Frans Molin, Paulo Guilherme Peña-Claros, Marielos Souza, Vinicius Toledo, Cassio Faria Fernandes, Patrick Ferreira, Marcelo P. Resende, Angélica Porcari Simões, Laura Helena Torres de Almeida, Catherine Uriarte, Maria Brancalion, Pedro |
| contents | <p>This Zenodo repository contains the processed dataset used in the research paper titled "All reforestation methods can support tropical tree diversity recovery, but drivers and species composition vary" <em>Global Change biology</em> (2026) (https://doi.org/10.1111/gcb.70721). In this study, we present the first comprehensive comparison of tree diversity restoration and the drivers of recovery across five main reforestation methods (naturally regenerating forests, biodiverse restoration plantings, short- and long-rotation tree monocultures, agroforests) relative to three reference systems (agropastoral lands, degraded and conserved forest remnants).</p> <p><strong>Key Finding</strong>: Tree diversity levels comparable to those in conserved and degraded forest remnants occur across most reforestation methods; however, similar species composition was observed only in naturally regenerating forests.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Dataset Accompanying the Study by Boeschoten et al. 'All reforestation methods can support tropical tree diversity recovery, but drivers and species composition vary' Boeschoten, Laura Emily GUILLEMOT, Joannès van Melis, Juliano Poorter, Lourens Rodrigues, Ricardo R. Bongers, Frans Molin, Paulo Guilherme Peña-Claros, Marielos Souza, Vinicius Toledo, Cassio Faria Fernandes, Patrick Ferreira, Marcelo P. Resende, Angélica Porcari Simões, Laura Helena Torres de Almeida, Catherine Uriarte, Maria Brancalion, Pedro Reforestation Biodiversity crisis Habitat fragmentation Forest restoration Agroforests Natural regeneration Active restoration Passive restoration Atlantic forest Tropical forest <p>This Zenodo repository contains the processed dataset used in the research paper titled "All reforestation methods can support tropical tree diversity recovery, but drivers and species composition vary" <em>Global Change biology</em> (2026) (https://doi.org/10.1111/gcb.70721). In this study, we present the first comprehensive comparison of tree diversity restoration and the drivers of recovery across five main reforestation methods (naturally regenerating forests, biodiverse restoration plantings, short- and long-rotation tree monocultures, agroforests) relative to three reference systems (agropastoral lands, degraded and conserved forest remnants).</p> <p><strong>Key Finding</strong>: Tree diversity levels comparable to those in conserved and degraded forest remnants occur across most reforestation methods; however, similar species composition was observed only in naturally regenerating forests.</p> |
| title | Dataset Accompanying the Study by Boeschoten et al. 'All reforestation methods can support tropical tree diversity recovery, but drivers and species composition vary' |
| topic | Reforestation Biodiversity crisis Habitat fragmentation Forest restoration Agroforests Natural regeneration Active restoration Passive restoration Atlantic forest Tropical forest |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18244528 |