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How is the condition of European forest soils affected by global change? Insights based on long-term soil monitoring data of the ICP Forests programme
The main aim of the long-term forest soil condition monitoring on the ICP Forests Level II is to better understand the causes behind the changes observed in the health condition of European forests. Understanding forest soil dynamics is important to maintain vital ecosystem services, including nutri
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