Science of The Total Environment · 2020
Implications of afforestation vs. secondary succession for soil properties under a semiarid climate
Segura, C., Navarro, F. B., Jiménez, M. N., Fernández-Ondoño, E.
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Pinus halepensis afforestation vs. secondary succession following cropland abandonmentsignificant · 0–10 cm · April2016 · Cortijo de Becerra · 0–10cm; two restoration strategies after1994cereal abandonment. Land-use comparison not randomized;36afforestedsubplots versus9unplantedcomposite samples/year;3blocks applies only tosoil-prep trial.
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