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Growth, physiological responses and wood production of an Acacia auriculiformis plantation in southern Vietnam following mid-rotation thinning, application of phosphorus fertiliser and organic matter retention 期刊论文
, 2020, 卷号: 472
作者:  Huong V.D.;  Mendham D.S.;  Beadle C.;  Hai N.X.;  Close D.C.
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Biogeochemistry  Fertilizers  Organic compounds  Phosphorus  Physiological models  Physiology  Wood products  Acacia auriculiformis  Average diameter  Organic matter retention  Photosynthetic rate  Physiological response  Resource Constraint  Silvicultural management  Thinning regimes  Forestry  concentration (composition)  fertilizer application  growth  leaf area index  nitrogen  phosphorus  physiological response  plantation forestry  shrub  thinning  wood quality  Fertilizers  Forestry  Organic Compounds  Phosphorus  Physiology  Wood Products  Viet Nam  Acacia  Acacia auriculiformis  
Concurrent carbon and nitrogen transfer between hemiparasite Santalum album and two N2-fixing hosts in a sandalwood plantation 期刊论文
, 2020, 卷号: 464
作者:  Lu J.K.;  Li Z.S.;  Yang F.C.;  Wang S.K.;  Liang J.F.;  He X.H.
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Carbon  Forestry  Nitrogen  Nutrients  Urea  Wood  Acacia confusa  Dalbergia odorifera  Haustorium  Herbaceous plants  Mixed plantations  Plants (botany)  carbon fixation  hemiparasite  herb  nutrient use efficiency  plantation  root system  shrub  translocation  urea  xylem  Carbon  Forestry  Nitrogen  Nutrients  Urea  Wood  China  Acacia  Acacia confusa  Dalbergia odorifera  Santalum  Santalum album  
Ground-dwelling arthropod community response to native grassland conversion in a temperate desert of northwestern China 期刊论文
JOURNAL OF INSECT CONSERVATION, 2015, 卷号: 19, 期号: 1
作者:  Feng, Qi;  Li, Feng-Rui;  Liu, Ji-Liang;  Sun, Te-Sheng;  Chen, Li-Juan
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Araneae  Coleoptera  Oasis conservation  Shrub plantation  Tree plantation  Trophic group