Succession from meadow to mature forest: Impacts on soil biological, chemical and physical properties—Evidence from the Pieniny Mountains, Poland
Authors:
- Justyna SokołowskaJSJustyna Sokołowska
- Agnieszka JózefowskaAgnieszka Józefowska
- Karolina WoźnicaKWKarolina Woźnica
- Tomasz ZaleskiTZTomasz Zaleski
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Ministerstwo Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego
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