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Functional Biodiversity Aspects on the Nutrient Sustainability in Forests–: Importance of Root Distribution
Nutrient availability is of major importance for plant productivity. When estimating long-term sustainability from a nutrient perspective it is therefore interesting to focus on long-term changes in the soil nutrient pools when comparing different forest types. Here, we have highlighted some factors
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