Forest Ecology and Management · 2022
Phosphorus speciation in the organic layer of two Swedish forest soils 13–24 years after wood ash and nitrogen application
Marius Tuyishime, J., Adediran, G. A., Olsson, B. A., Sahlén Zetterberg, T., Högbom, L., Spohn, M., Lim, H., Klysubun, W., Borca, C. N., Huthwelker, T., Petter Gustafsson, J.
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↑ 1↓ 1= 13
- increase
along wood ash application ratep = 0.007 · 2019 · Riddarhyttan · Organic horizon; 0-9 Mg ash/ha; Fig2 exact p=.0071, prose rounds .007
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