Impact of Extensive Sheep Grazing on the Biochemical Status of Soils of the Grassland Habitat of Natura 2000

Impact of Extensive Sheep Grazing on the Biochemical Status of Soils of the Grassland Habitat of Natura 2000

Abandonment of the use of agricultural areas, especially low-production grass communities, and the related secondary succession of trees and shrubs, affects the transformation of the soil environment. The work focused on the impact of extensive sheep grazing on activity of dehydrogenases (DhA) and n...

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Main Authors: Barbara Futa, Joanna Trzcińska, Krzysztof Patkowski
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Polish Society of Ecological Engineering (PTIE) 2024-01-01
Series:Journal of Ecological Engineering
Subjects:
xerothermic grasslands
total organic carbon
available phosphorus
dehydrogenases
neutral phosphatase
natura 2000 ecological network
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