Soil pedochemical and microbiological characteristics at selected plots in the Tatra National Park (TANAP)

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Hanajik, Peter [1 ]
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[1] Prif UK, Katedra Pedol, Bratislava 84215 4, Slovakia
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The soil sampled at different plots in TANAP after windthrow was analysed. Since year 2005 the spring, summer and autumn sampling was preceded in the areas of interest. Three specific localities were chosen. REF plot represented the reference area of stand spruce forest; EXT represented the area damaged by windthrow event in winter 2004 where all the tree biomass was removed; NEX plot area which was damaged by windthrow event but the wooden biomass was left to support ecosystem self regeneration. These papers present the value changes of chosen soil indexes resp. characteristics - carbon dioxide CO(2), nitrogen in ammonium form NH(4)-N, carbon in microbial biomass C(bio), total nitrogen N(tot) and oxidable carbon C(ox). Field sampling was done in years 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008.
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