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    Effects of plantation forest species on soil properties

    Chirino, V.; Condron, Leo M.; McLenaghen, Roger D.; Davis, M.
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    A poster showing significant depletion of topsoil P over 10 years following establishment of plantation forest on grassland was mainly attributed to enhanced mineralisation of readily extractable organic P due to a combination of factors including decomposition of pasture residues, tree uptake, and the actions of mycorrhizal fungi associated with tree roots.
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    soil organic phosphorus mineralisation; topsoil; mineralisation; organic P
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    Conference Contribution - Unpublished (Conference Poster)
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