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(1)Power Function Model for DBH-Class Distribution and the Way to Grasp the Regeneration Trait of Forest Trees. Synopsis I reviewed some ways to understand the regeneration traits of trees using DBH (diameter of breast height of trunks)-class distribution. When we consider the patch-mosaic structure in a forest, which structure is made by gap formation of the canopy tree, we can understand that Shimano's power function model for DBH-class distributions has a mathematical meaning for the forest structure. The power function is easy to fit loci of the distribution. More the power model is useful to understand not only the forest structures but also species' regeneration traits.. 1 . i$CtY'Il=. r t ~T, %& < a~%%fi;@/t.f ~ l j ~ - ~ m * a , z%izmb6+g%t%%Wbfihiz~L 5 2 LT3 torhea, g f i a ~ e ~ m i 5z2-4-5 ~ ~ k ~ z 2 2 73hb L T , QB+?a%Ra@,6fihb#Y f22Ti%&<fihb@9$'H3i-LT37:o 37z, El% fiiz;t;'L\T %g+$fif F a % i z f f t ~ $ &a) ~~~~6 fih2L\5,kT@E73ff'i-bhT$7coZ 5 L7z@% 13, &+$naB&%+%a)#ERf2 ?c 2 % filfi4-39 , ~ @ 2 K H a , m ~ i i ~ ~2 g~ f \~2s 6 .L- Z~ Tea? 5 L7:%&&f%%i~@ 9 Z 9 , -?a 5 2-T @%Shimano (2000) i t L 9 T % S$ h7:, @*a 94 X'%*iz~2%m@2%Tca&Tl~7%9 &fiq@-4-6lj?&2*zfi*6,. * %&EIkkY. B%T$%H5%-k>9- @!&!&EIYH%S T240-8501 %%%i%k&G!X%?%B 79-7 Department of Vegetation Ecotechnology, Institute of Environmental Science and Technology, Yokohama National University, Yokohama, 240-850 1 Japan. (1999 % 11 1 1 EI 9E).

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