Science of The Total Environment · 2018
Effects of prescribed fire for pasture management on soil organic matter and biological properties: A 1-year study case in the Central Pyrenees
Girona-García, A., Badía-Villas, D., Martí-Dalmau, C., Ortiz-Perpiñá, O., Mora, J. L., Armas-Herrera, C. M.
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total organic C (TOC)
↓ 1= 12
- decrease
prescribed burning vs. unburned controls (U)significant · 0–1 cm · immediately after fire · Buisán, Central Pyrenees · 0–1 cm; pre-fire reference; reduction remained significant at 6 and 12 months
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