Long-term influence of applied amphibolite powder on the chemistry of soil supporting Norway spruce plantation
The article assesses the effects of amphibolite applied to the planting holes of spruces on the soil chemistry. The sampling was conducted fourteen growth seasons after the establishment of the experimental spruce plantation. In both treatments (control and amphibolite) the soil samples were taken f...
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description | The article assesses the effects of amphibolite applied to the planting holes of spruces on the soil chemistry. The sampling was conducted fourteen growth seasons after the establishment of the experimental spruce plantation. In both treatments (control and amphibolite) the soil samples were taken from the interior of the planting holes as well as from the intact area around the planting holes. Fourteen growth seasons after application the effects of the pulverised amphibolite were not marked despite being detectable. In comparison with the control the soil in the planting holes of the amphibolite treatment showed significantly higher soil reaction, concentration of available phosphorus and partially also concentration of exchangeable Ca. All the significant effects of amphibolite were confined to the soil inside the planting holes. As for the evaluated chemical properties no significant undesirable effects of the amphibolite on soil chemistry were recorded. |
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spelling | doaj.art-08a7ad42fe5943508f126879978d34e92023-02-23T03:42:32ZengCzech Academy of Agricultural SciencesJournal of Forest Science1212-48341805-935X2014-02-01602758310.17221/89/2013-JFSjfs-201402-0004Long-term influence of applied amphibolite powder on the chemistry of soil supporting Norway spruce plantationI. Kuneš0M. Baláš1V. Balcar2Department of Silviculture, Faculty of Forestry and Wood Sciences, Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, Prague, Czech RepublicDepartment of Silviculture, Faculty of Forestry and Wood Sciences, Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, Prague, Czech RepublicForestry and Game Management Research Institute, Jíloviště-Strnady, Opočno Research Station, Opočno, Czech RepublicThe article assesses the effects of amphibolite applied to the planting holes of spruces on the soil chemistry. The sampling was conducted fourteen growth seasons after the establishment of the experimental spruce plantation. In both treatments (control and amphibolite) the soil samples were taken from the interior of the planting holes as well as from the intact area around the planting holes. Fourteen growth seasons after application the effects of the pulverised amphibolite were not marked despite being detectable. In comparison with the control the soil in the planting holes of the amphibolite treatment showed significantly higher soil reaction, concentration of available phosphorus and partially also concentration of exchangeable Ca. All the significant effects of amphibolite were confined to the soil inside the planting holes. As for the evaluated chemical properties no significant undesirable effects of the amphibolite on soil chemistry were recorded.https://jfs.agriculturejournals.cz/artkey/jfs-201402-0004_long-term-influence-of-applied-amphibolite-powder-on-the-chemistry-of-soil-supporting-norway-spruce-plantation.phpsoilmountainsacidificationsoil chemistryfertilizationslow-release amendmentspicea abies |
spellingShingle | I. Kuneš M. Baláš V. Balcar Long-term influence of applied amphibolite powder on the chemistry of soil supporting Norway spruce plantation Journal of Forest Science soil mountains acidification soil chemistry fertilization slow-release amendments picea abies |
title | Long-term influence of applied amphibolite powder on the chemistry of soil supporting Norway spruce plantation |
title_full | Long-term influence of applied amphibolite powder on the chemistry of soil supporting Norway spruce plantation |
title_fullStr | Long-term influence of applied amphibolite powder on the chemistry of soil supporting Norway spruce plantation |
title_full_unstemmed | Long-term influence of applied amphibolite powder on the chemistry of soil supporting Norway spruce plantation |
title_short | Long-term influence of applied amphibolite powder on the chemistry of soil supporting Norway spruce plantation |
title_sort | long term influence of applied amphibolite powder on the chemistry of soil supporting norway spruce plantation |
topic | soil mountains acidification soil chemistry fertilization slow-release amendments picea abies |
url | https://jfs.agriculturejournals.cz/artkey/jfs-201402-0004_long-term-influence-of-applied-amphibolite-powder-on-the-chemistry-of-soil-supporting-norway-spruce-plantation.php |
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