The relative impact of invasive Australian acacias, fire and season on the soil chemical status of a sand plain lowland fynbos community

作者: C.F. Musil , G.F. Midgley

DOI: 10.1016/S0254-6299(16)31036-5

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摘要: Measurements of soil pH, resistance, cation exchange capacity and six macro- five micro-elemental concentrations were made over a 12-month period in disturbed (burnt Acacia saligna-infested) undisturbed habitats sand plain lowland fynbos community. Two null hypotheses tested, namely that there no differences chemical properties between (i) (ii) different seasons. A Friedman test was used to identify significant against seasons habitats. With respect acacia infestation, the first hypothesis rejected (P

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