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Effects of natural and human disturbances on the dynamics and spatial structure of Nothofagus glauca in south‐central Chile

Aim  The general model for Nothofagus regeneration dynamics states that the species of this genus tend to occur in frequent, coarse‐scale disturbance sites and/or in harsh conditions. The aim of this study is to test this regeneration model in deciduous mediterranean Nothofagus glauca forests at the northern limit of range of this genus, which include some of the most diverse but least well understood forests in the region. The study also aimed to advance general understanding of the ecological role of N. glauca in these forests, and its response to disturbance, by examining the composition, structure and regeneration patterns of N. glauca forests in the mediterranean zone following three different disturbance histories: mature, post‐logging, and post‐landslide second growth.