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The marginal influence of forest tree species on soils physicochemical properties. A small-scale approach in a granitic mountainous watershed
Forest tree species (FTS) influence on soils remains difficult to disentangle from environmental variability under “natural forest” conditions. Here we investigated the influence of 4 FTS (European beech, silver fir, Norway spruce and mixed beech-fir) on soil physicochemical properties in a geologic
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