Effects of Varying Forest Floor and Slash Retention on Soil Nutrient and Carbon Pools in a Regenerating Douglas-fir Tree Farm: NARA-Soils
Jeff Hatten and Adrian Gallo
NARA Final Reports
2016
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https://hdl.handle.net/2376/11861
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This report provides soil temperature, moisture, and respiration data for two years after biomass harvesting, OM removal, and compaction treatments that bracketed the range of reality likely present in a biomass harvesting system. The results suggest that residual surface biomass may not play as strong of a role in affecting the long-term soil productivity as widely believed and that we need to understand the role that residual roots play in supporting long-term soil productivity.
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Effects of Varying Forest Floor and Slash Retention on Soil Nutrient and Carbon Pools in a Regenerating Douglas-fir Tree Farm: NARA-Soils
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Jeff Hatten (Author)
Adrian Gallo (Author)
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Cumulative and Final Reports, Northwest Advanced Renewables Alliance
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NARA Final Reports
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99900501519701842
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Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International ; https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
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English
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Report
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