Soil chemical characteristics in a natural forest and adjacent exotic plantations in Kerala, India (Record no. 68825)

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Personal name Balagopalan M
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Title Soil chemical characteristics in a natural forest and adjacent exotic plantations in Kerala, India
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Name of publisher Journal of Tropical Forest Science
Year of publication 1995
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Number of Pages 161-166
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General note Source Year: 1996
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Summary, etc A comparison of soil properties at 0-100cm depth was made in Kerala along a transect in a lowland west coast tropical evergreen forest and adjacent Eucalyptus tereticornis and rubber (Hevea brasiliensis) plantations. All the soils were moderately acidic (average pH 5.4, 5.8 and 6.0, respectively, in the evergreen forest and eucalyptus and rubber plantations). Organic carbon, water holding capacity, cation excahnge capacity, N and P were all highest in the evergreen forest and reduced in the plantations, with the lowest values under eucalyptus. There was significant difference in soil properties due to vegetational types. The results revealed that soils in the eucalyptus plantations were very much depleted and this could affect future productivity of successive rotations.
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Topical Term Forest soils
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Topical Term Kerala
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Personal name Jose A I
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