Longleaf and loblolly pine seedlings respond differently to soil compaction, water content, and fertilization

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作者：

D. Andrew Scott

James A. Burger

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[1] USDA Forest Service,Southern Research Station

[2] Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University,Department of Forestry

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Plant and Soil | 2014年 / 375卷

关键词：

Longleaf pine; Loblolly pine; Bulk density; Soil water content; Root length density;

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页码：255 / 265

页数：10

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