
Tera Term language files to localize the menu and the message are as follows. The ttssh2-dev ML is opened for Tera Term development. View source code with web browser and download ZIP/TAR archive.Ĭheckout source code by using TortoiseSVN software. The ttssh2-users ML is opened for Tera Term users. It is possibly implemeneted to future release. If you have a request to Tera Term, please post to Feature Requests of ticket. Tera Term developer can preliminarily respond the user request. However, a user can check next version contents. New feature not including the release version will be written. Here is the Old release, however we recommend using the latest release as possible. If you can get latest development version, the source code is available from SVN repository. Latest version is available from OSDN download page. Development is continuing in Project Page on OSDN. This is Tera Term Pro 2.3 succession version and is being officially recognized by the original author. This software is open source software under BSD License. TeraTerm Project would have been developed terminal emulator "Tera Term" and SSH module "TTSSH". Land management and conservation efforts can be improved by incorporating the effects of land use history on secondary forest dynamics.Language: Tera Term Home Page Sloanea berteriana, Dacryodes excelsa, Manilkara bidentata) were rare or absent from most of the secondary forest stands suggesting the need to reintroduce these species. In contrast, important old forest species (e.g.

Guarea guidonia, Casearia sylvestris, Ocotea leucoxylon) were common regardless of land use history or elevation. In a multivariate analysis, time since abandonment and elevation were the variables that explained the majority of variability in species composition among sites. The presence of a few isolated big trees in sun coffee plantations appeared to facilitate colonization of woody species similar in composition to abandoned shade coffee plantations. Abandoned pastures were initially colonized by a group of light demanding and/or wind dispersed species and then by shade tolerant species characteristic of abandoned shade coffee plantations, suggesting that the secondary forests of abandoned shade coffee plantation are the major source of species in this landscape. The continuous dominance of Coffea arabica and species used for shade in abandoned shade coffee contributed to a slower rate of species composition change in comparison to abandoned pastures. The historical presence of shade coffee plantations as the dominant agricultural activity in the region has resulted in the homogenization of secondary forest composition. Forest structural characteristics were similar to older forest sites after approximately 30 yr of recovery. Forest structure and species composition were described in abandoned shade and sun coffee plantations and abandoned pastures in Puerto Rico.
