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Effects of Soil Moisture and Excavator Size on Soil Structural Quality Response to Mechanical Site Preparation
Mechanical site preparation (MSP) is widely performed around the globe to enhance the success of forest plantations. However, MSP can cause severe soil disturbance whose magnitude depends on various factors such as soil characteristics, soil moisture conditions and the type of machinery. In an exper
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