USDA Forest Service - Decomposition Study - Study Site Example - Stake Set-Up

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Decomposition Processes:

Decomposition Home

Objectives of this Study

Tour a Study Site
  1 Study Site Example
  2 Treatments
  3 Plot Set-up
  4 Stake Set-up
  5 References

Results to Date

Forest Locations

Cooperating Investigators

Contact:
Debbie Page-Dumroese

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			Microbial Processes > Decomposition Processes > Tour: 5 - References Berg, B. 1986. Nutrient release from litter and humus in coniferous forest soils- a mini review. Scand.J.For.Res.1: 359-369. Dyck, W. J. and Mees, C. A. 1991. Mechanical site preparation impacts on site quality. FRI bulletin. 156: 189-195. Fox, T. R. 2000. Sustained productivity in intensively managed forest plantations. For. Ecol. Manage. 138: 187-202. Kurka A. M., and Starr, M. 1997. Relationship between decomposition of cellulose in the soil and tree stand characteristics in natural boreal forests. Plant and Soil 197: 167-175. Powers, R. F. 1991. Are we maintaining the productivity of forest lands? Establishing guidelines through long term studies. pp.70-81. In: Harvey A. E. and Neuenschwander, eds. Proceedings-management and productivity of western-montane forest soils. Intermountain Research Station; Forest Service, USDA. General Technical Report INT-280. 245p. See Results to Date >