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@article{ART003287721},
author={KwangJin Cho and EuiGeun Song and KiHyun Kim and HanBi Lee and SeHee Kim},
title={Successional Changes in Species Composition of Vegetation Established in Wildlife Crossing Structure},
journal={Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment},
issn={1225-7184},
year={2025},
volume={34},
number={6},
pages={390-402},
doi={10.14249/eia.2025.34.6.390}

TY - JOUR
AU - KwangJin Cho
AU - EuiGeun Song
AU - KiHyun Kim
AU - HanBi Lee
AU - SeHee Kim
TI - Successional Changes in Species Composition of Vegetation Established in Wildlife Crossing Structure
JO - Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment
PY - 2025
VL - 34
IS - 6
PB - Korean Society Of Environmental Impact Assessment
SP - 390
EP - 402
SN - 1225-7184
AB - This study analyzed plant species composition and vegetation changes over time acrossnine wildlife crossing structures (WCSs). A total of 166 taxa were identified, comprising 56 families,128 genera, 155 species, 3 subspecies, 6 varieties, 1 forma and 1 hybrid, with Asteraceae, Poaceae, andFabaceae showing high occurrence frequency. Analysis of dormancy form revealed a higherproportion of perennial plants, particularly hemicryptophytes and woody species. A total of 24naturalized plant species were recorded, and species such as Erigeron annuus (L.) Pers., Oenotherabiennis L., and Robinia pseudoacacia L. were frequently observed. When comparing early-, middle-, andlate-stage WCSs, early and middle stages were dominated by herbaceous species adapted to dry anddisturbed habitats, while late stage WCSs showed an increased presence of forest edge species. A stabilization trend dominated by native species was observed along natural succession. Actualurbanization index decreased after 10 years of corridor establishment, indicating gradual stabilizationof habitat conditions.
KW - Ecological corridor;Overpass;Actual urbanization index;Naturalized plant
DO - 10.14249/eia.2025.34.6.390
ER -

KwangJin Cho, EuiGeun Song, KiHyun Kim, HanBi Lee and SeHee Kim. (2025). Successional Changes in Species Composition of Vegetation Established in Wildlife Crossing Structure. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 34(6), 390-402.

KwangJin Cho, EuiGeun Song, KiHyun Kim, HanBi Lee and SeHee Kim. 2025, "Successional Changes in Species Composition of Vegetation Established in Wildlife Crossing Structure", Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, vol.34, no.6 pp.390-402. Available from: doi:10.14249/eia.2025.34.6.390

KwangJin Cho, EuiGeun Song, KiHyun Kim, HanBi Lee, SeHee Kim "Successional Changes in Species Composition of Vegetation Established in Wildlife Crossing Structure" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 34.6 pp.390-402 (2025) : 390.

KwangJin Cho, EuiGeun Song, KiHyun Kim, HanBi Lee, SeHee Kim. Successional Changes in Species Composition of Vegetation Established in Wildlife Crossing Structure. 2025; 34(6), 390-402. Available from: doi:10.14249/eia.2025.34.6.390

KwangJin Cho, EuiGeun Song, KiHyun Kim, HanBi Lee and SeHee Kim. "Successional Changes in Species Composition of Vegetation Established in Wildlife Crossing Structure" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 34, no.6 (2025) : 390-402.doi: 10.14249/eia.2025.34.6.390

KwangJin Cho; EuiGeun Song; KiHyun Kim; HanBi Lee; SeHee Kim. Successional Changes in Species Composition of Vegetation Established in Wildlife Crossing Structure. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 34(6), 390-402. doi: 10.14249/eia.2025.34.6.390

KwangJin Cho; EuiGeun Song; KiHyun Kim; HanBi Lee; SeHee Kim. Successional Changes in Species Composition of Vegetation Established in Wildlife Crossing Structure. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment. 2025; 34(6) 390-402. doi: 10.14249/eia.2025.34.6.390

KwangJin Cho, EuiGeun Song, KiHyun Kim, HanBi Lee, SeHee Kim. Successional Changes in Species Composition of Vegetation Established in Wildlife Crossing Structure. 2025; 34(6), 390-402. Available from: doi:10.14249/eia.2025.34.6.390

KwangJin Cho, EuiGeun Song, KiHyun Kim, HanBi Lee and SeHee Kim. "Successional Changes in Species Composition of Vegetation Established in Wildlife Crossing Structure" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 34, no.6 (2025) : 390-402.doi: 10.14249/eia.2025.34.6.390