Relationship between contents of LMMOA in soils and richness of herb vegetation in Carpathian beech forests
Vol.25,No.1-2(2018)
contents of LMMOA were determined on herb rich locality, leading to nutrients mobilization but not to their leaching. The soil sorption complex is not enriched by Al3+ as there is not increased weathering of aluminosilicates. The result of this study is a diagram showing the influence of LMMOA on vegetation cover richness.
cambisols; low molecular mass organic acids; vegetation cover; forest soils; beech forests
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