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In pine plantations, shading following canopy closure reduces the growth of competing vegetation. However, canopy closure is not always achieved if low initial planting density, pruning and thinning are practised. This means that complete shading does not occur, resulting in stands with potentially competitive levels of under-canopy vegetation.

Impacts of under-canopy vegetation on stand growth in two pine saw-timber stands, South Africa