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Plant strategies for coping with water limitation are likely to mediate restoration outcomes in degraded dryland ecosystems. Trade-offs in traits rela...
Read moreIn the salt marshes of Morecambe Bay P. maritima was largely restricted to immature soils at low elevations and more organic soils with high Na conten...
Read moreRobust, portable equipment is described for determining infiltration, surface run-off, and soil- and nutrient-erosion characteristics of field sites b...
Read moreHigh-altitude ecosystems of the Tibetan Plateau are undergoing significant global changes that may stimulate an intense shrub encroachment. The occurr...
Read moreLeaching of fertilizers into streams was studied in several forested catchments. In Braes of Angus Forest, fertilized catchments were compared with un...
Read moreIn Friesland, the total area of peat soils is 58 569 ha, of which 22 197 ha has a thin clay deck and 36 342 without clay deck. Peat soils with a thin ...
Read moreSummary only. Chloride content of the soils and groundwater was very high and varied in different parts of the swamp but each profile showed little se...
Read moreOver 5 growing seasons, the annual cycle of water movement in semi-mature stands of Corsican pine and Douglas fir growing on deep porous soils of pH 4...
Read moreWater availability was the most important limiting factor to tea growth. Monthly averages of tea yields for estates were correlated with soil water in...
Read moreWater availability is the most important factor in tea growth. Average monthly tea yields for Uganda estates were correlated with soil water indices.
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