Introducing nitrogen-fixing tree species and mixing with Pinus massoniana alters and evenly distributes various chemical compositions of soil organic carbon in a planted forest in southern China

Volume: 449, Pages: 117477 - 117477
Published: Oct 1, 2019
Abstract
There are potential effects of converting a planted-forest type from conifer to broadleaf or mixed-species on soil organic carbon (SOC) chemical composition, and the quantity and distribution of various chemical compositions of SOC remain uncertain. An afforestation experiment with different tree species (Pinus massoniana, Erythrophleum fordii [N-fixing species], and mixed P. massoniana and E. fordii) was conducted in clear-cut sites of P....
Paper Details
Title
Introducing nitrogen-fixing tree species and mixing with Pinus massoniana alters and evenly distributes various chemical compositions of soil organic carbon in a planted forest in southern China
Published Date
Oct 1, 2019
Volume
449
Pages
117477 - 117477
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