Is the degree of clonality of forest herbs dependent on gap age? Using fingerprinting approaches to assess optimum successional stages for montane forest herbs.

We found a highly significant relationship ( P < 0.001) between patch size and shoot density for all of our target species, ( r 2 for the relationship between log 10 [patch size + 1] and the log 10 [shoot density + 1] of 0.843, 0.817, and 0.723, for T. europaea, C. villosa , and V. myrtillus , respectively.

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europaea ( P for the relationship between log 10 [gap size + 1] and log 10 [patch size + 1] was 0.008 and 0.021, respectively) and a negative trend for V. myrtillus ( P for the relationship between log 10 [gap size + 1] and log 10 [patch size + 1] 0.099).

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