Social Sciences
8 years ago

Mixed forests improve soil fertility and prevent degradation in continuous planting areas.

Change of soil fertility of the forest land in which mixed forest of Cunninghamia lanceolata and broadleaved trees was constructed after continuous planting of Cunninghamia lanceolata.
Lin TonLong

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The soil in forests where Cunninghamia lanceolata trees were continuously planted showed better moisture and nutrient levels when mixed with broad-leaved trees, especially nitrogen-fixing ones. This mixed forest approach helps maintain soil fertility compared to continuously planting Cunninghamia lanceolata trees alone.