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Ten-Year Responses of Soil Quality and Conifer Growth to Silvicultural Treatments

Catherine Périé and Alison D. Munson

Centre de recherche en biologie forestière, Faculté de foresterie et de géomatique, Pavillon Abitibi-Price, Université Laval, Sainte-Foy, QC G1K 7P4, Canada



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Fig. 1 Effects of vegetation control (Dunnett's test; alpha = 0.10) on Corg, Nt and phosphatase activity of the organic layer

 


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Fig. 2 Effects of vegetation control on foliar nitrogen, calcium, and magnesium nutrition of eastern white pine, measured 10 yr after plantation establishment. Nutrient status of trees of plots without vegetation control was adjusted to 100 for comparison with trees on treated plots

 


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Fig. 3 Effects of vegetation control on foliar nitrogen nutrition of eastern white pine measured 4 and 10 yr after plantation establishment. Nitrogen status of trees of plots without vegetation control (V0) measured in 1989 was adjusted to 100 for comparison with the nitrogen status of trees of the same plots measured in 1996. Nitrogen status of trees of plots with vegetation control (V1) measured in 1989 was adjusted to 100 for comparison with the nitrogen status of trees of the same plots measured in 1996

 


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Fig. 4 Effects of vegetation control and scarification on foliar phosphorus and potassium nutrition of eastern white pine, measured 10 yr after plantation establishment. Nutrient status of trees of plots without vegetation control and where scarification was not realized was adjusted to 100 for comparison trees on treated plots (V = vegetation control, S = scarification; 0 = no treatment applied, 1 = treatment applied)

 


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Fig. 5 Microbial biomass C (Cmic) and N (Nmic) concentrations of organic layer in nonfertilized (F0), and fertilized plots (F1) without vegetation control (V0) or with vegetation control (V1); measured 4 and 10 yr after conifer plantation establishment. 1990 data were adapted from Ohtonen et al. (1992)

 


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Fig. 6 Net nitrate and ammonium production by field incubation of organic layer in nonfertilized (F0), and fertilized plots (F1) without vegetation control (V0) or with vegetation control (V1); measured 3 and 10 yr after conifer plantation establishment. 1989 data were adapted from Munson et al. (1993)

 





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