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Do gap dynamics really work for forest conservation and tree recruitment?
The understory vegetation plays a key role in sustaining the biodiversity of forest ecosystems and, therefore, should also receive attention in conservation and restoration plans oriented at the recruitment of forest trees. However, while extensive research has focused on the contribution of gap dyn
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