Quantitative pollen-vegetation relationships in southern subtropical evergreen broadleaved forests in China and the effects of human disturbance

Key Points

• Pollen-vegetation relationships reveal crucial connections in subtropical ecosystems, particularly highlighting human disturbance effects.
• The study identified distinct patterns of pollen distribution related to vegetation types in southern subtropical forests.
• Observational analysis in southern subtropical evergreen broadleaved forests emphasizes the role of human impact on ecological dynamics.
• Understanding these relationships could inform conservation strategies for managing disturbed environments effectively.