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The examination of twelve different-aged, naturally regenerated cuts, the result of clearcut of mature hemlock stands, showed that the ecological composition was much the same in eight of the areas. All the tree species in the observed succession were alike in their ecological behavior. Projection of the data from the observed succession indicated that as the stand became increasingly mature the proportion of commercial trees in the association increased. No significant difference occurred between the mean number of trees per plot for commercial and non-commercial species either (i) before and during, or (ii) after the cut. On the basis of this preliminary survey it appears that natural regeneration in the areas studied will produce a forest of commercial value.

A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF FOREST TREE SUCCESSION AFTER CLEARCUT OF MATURE HEMLOCK STANDS IN SOUTHWEST NOVA SCOTIA