Abstract

The upper 10 cm of surface soil and litter beneath a coniferous forest in coastal British Columbia was found to contain over 1000 viable seeds per square meter. Alnus rubra Bong. made up 68.9% of all viable seed, although 18 other species, mainly weedy and secondary types, were recorded.

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