Mulch versus brash: a case study of in situ harvesting residue treatment and its effects on C and nutrients in soil and plant uptake during natural rewilding
Western hemlock brash decay was investigated over seven years on a UK lowland clay soil site, clear-felled in 2002 for broadleaf restoration. Two brash loadings (9.3 (Heavy) and 5.6 (Light) kg m − 2), a chipped mulch (9.4 kg .m − 2), a seeded grass and a bare soil treatment were incorporated in a fe...
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Elsevier
2021
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