30-Year effects of wood ash and nitrogen fertilization on soil chemical properties, soil microbial processes and stand growth in a Scots pine stand
Authors:
- Anna SaarsalmiASAnna Saarsalmi
- Aino SmolanderASAino Smolander
- Mikko KukkolaMKMikko Kukkola
- Mikko MoilanenMMMikko Moilanen
- Jussi SaramäkiJSJussi Saramäki
- 1 August 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Forest Ecology and Management
- Vol. 278, 63-70
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