Influence of Forest Vegetation on Organic Matter Composition after Restoration of Mining Spoils in the Town of Pernik

Three tree species are studied: coniferous plantation of black pine / Pinus nigra Arn./ and deciduous: birch / Betulla alba L./ and ash / Fraxinus pennsylvanica Marsh/, on the territory of Baikusheva neighborhood in Pernik, near the mine "M. Tolbuhin ”, after performed 45 years ago reclamati...

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Main Author: Vania Kachova
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Language:English
Published: Bulgarian Soil Science Society 2021-05-01
Series:Bulgarian Journal of Soil Science
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Online Access:http://www.bsss.bg/issues/Issue1_2021/BJSS_2021_1_4.pdf
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description Three tree species are studied: coniferous plantation of black pine / Pinus nigra Arn./ and deciduous: birch / Betulla alba L./ and ash / Fraxinus pennsylvanica Marsh/, on the territory of Baikusheva neighborhood in Pernik, near the mine "M. Tolbuhin ”, after performed 45 years ago reclamation. The accumulation of organic matter in the mining spoil and humus composition are analysed. High amounts of org.C are found under all three types of woody plants (tC% = 3.65 ÷ 9.50 in top layers 0-20cm). This is also due to the presence of large amounts of coal carbon particles in the substrate. Humus accumulation is more pronounced under deciduous species and especially under the newly studied species of Fraxinus pennsylvanica Marsh (Humus% = 11.42 ÷ 16.38). But here the process of humification takes place to a lesser extent (~ 10 ÷ 16%). On the contrary, under the coniferous plantation of Pinus nigra Arn. is accumulated less org. C (tC% = 1.34 ÷ 3.65), but the humification processes are going in the highest degree (~ 18 ÷ 32%). However, this is also associated with the formation of the largest amounts of the more mobile parts of the organic matter: fulvic acids (Cf ~ 11% from tC). Among deciduous species under Fraxinus pennsylvanica Marsh, fulvic acids move in the range of the lowest values (4-5% of tC).
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spelling doaj.art-0d2b1581ecd642c2a00f20a7a8b059312022-12-21T22:21:23ZengBulgarian Soil Science SocietyBulgarian Journal of Soil Science2534-87872367-92122021-05-0161334110.5281/zenodo.4887198Influence of Forest Vegetation on Organic Matter Composition after Restoration of Mining Spoils in the Town of PernikVania Kachova0Forest Research Institute – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia, BulgariaThree tree species are studied: coniferous plantation of black pine / Pinus nigra Arn./ and deciduous: birch / Betulla alba L./ and ash / Fraxinus pennsylvanica Marsh/, on the territory of Baikusheva neighborhood in Pernik, near the mine "M. Tolbuhin ”, after performed 45 years ago reclamation. The accumulation of organic matter in the mining spoil and humus composition are analysed. High amounts of org.C are found under all three types of woody plants (tC% = 3.65 ÷ 9.50 in top layers 0-20cm). This is also due to the presence of large amounts of coal carbon particles in the substrate. Humus accumulation is more pronounced under deciduous species and especially under the newly studied species of Fraxinus pennsylvanica Marsh (Humus% = 11.42 ÷ 16.38). But here the process of humification takes place to a lesser extent (~ 10 ÷ 16%). On the contrary, under the coniferous plantation of Pinus nigra Arn. is accumulated less org. C (tC% = 1.34 ÷ 3.65), but the humification processes are going in the highest degree (~ 18 ÷ 32%). However, this is also associated with the formation of the largest amounts of the more mobile parts of the organic matter: fulvic acids (Cf ~ 11% from tC). Among deciduous species under Fraxinus pennsylvanica Marsh, fulvic acids move in the range of the lowest values (4-5% of tC).http://www.bsss.bg/issues/Issue1_2021/BJSS_2021_1_4.pdfrecultivationorganic carbonhumic and fulvic acids
spellingShingle Vania Kachova
Influence of Forest Vegetation on Organic Matter Composition after Restoration of Mining Spoils in the Town of Pernik
Bulgarian Journal of Soil Science
recultivation
organic carbon
humic and fulvic acids
title Influence of Forest Vegetation on Organic Matter Composition after Restoration of Mining Spoils in the Town of Pernik
title_full Influence of Forest Vegetation on Organic Matter Composition after Restoration of Mining Spoils in the Town of Pernik
title_fullStr Influence of Forest Vegetation on Organic Matter Composition after Restoration of Mining Spoils in the Town of Pernik
title_full_unstemmed Influence of Forest Vegetation on Organic Matter Composition after Restoration of Mining Spoils in the Town of Pernik
title_short Influence of Forest Vegetation on Organic Matter Composition after Restoration of Mining Spoils in the Town of Pernik
title_sort influence of forest vegetation on organic matter composition after restoration of mining spoils in the town of pernik
topic recultivation
organic carbon
humic and fulvic acids
url http://www.bsss.bg/issues/Issue1_2021/BJSS_2021_1_4.pdf
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