Phosphorus addition accelerates fine root decomposition by stimulating extracellular enzyme activity in a subtropical natural evergreen broad-leaved forest
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Volume 138, issue 6, December 2019
14 articles in this issue
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Effects of sika deer (Cervus nippon) and dwarf bamboo (Sasa senanensis) on tree seedlings in a cool-temperate mixed forest on Hokkaido Island, Japan
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Understory response to overstory and soil gradients in mixed versus monospecific Mediterranean pine forests
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Nematode communities after the reintroduction of silver fir in beech-dominated forests
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The effect of biochar amendment on the growth, morphology and physiology of Quercus castaneifolia seedlings under water-deficit stress
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Early natural regeneration patterns of woody species within gaps in a temperate secondary forest
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Understanding and protecting forest biodiversity in relation to species and local contributions to beta diversity
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Climate change adaptation with non-native tree species in Central European forests: early tree survival in a multi-site field trial
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Fire frequency and intensity associated with functional traits of dominant forest type in the Balkans during the Holocene
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In-stand debarking with the use of modified harvesting heads: a potential solution for key challenges in European forestry
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The influence of the invasive alien nitrogen-fixing Robinia pseudoacacia L. on soil nitrogen availability in a mixed Mediterranean riparian forest
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An approach to quantitative plant–soil relationships of saltcedar woodlands throughout central and southeastern Iberian Peninsula (Spain)
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