Overall, negative growth rates or diameter shrinkage was more common in uncut and partially cut plots than in clear-cut plots and a similar result was obtained for the initial cohort.
The species examined showed different abilities to recover in the newly created environments with the distribution of all seeming to favour uncut and partially cut plots.
Over a period of about 50 d, a single adult male constructs an entry/exit portal and a partially enclosed, dome-shaped roosting space surrounded by uncut stems and leaves.
Part of the cane area normally remains uncut at the end of one season, to be harvested in the next.
This is because the base of the normal form consists in the uncut loci, and we have to provide the adequate rules.
However, survival was higher in the uncut plots.
Approximately 38% of all resprouting individuals were uncut stems; most of them (85%) without any sign of damage.
The offertories are uncut, but only five of the ten are included.
