Invasive scotch broom alters soil chemical properties in Douglas-fir forests of the Pacific Northwest, USA

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Robert A. Slesak
Timothy B. Harrington
Anthony W. D’Amato
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[1] University of Minnesota,Department of Forest Resources
[2] Minnesota Forest Resources Council,Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources
[3] USDA Forest Service,undefined
[4] Pacific Northwest Research Station,undefined
[5] University of Vermont,undefined
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Plant and Soil | 2016年 / 398卷
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Hedley sequential fractionation; Forest soils; Invasive species effects on soils; Soil phosphorus;
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页码:281 / 289
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