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Incident rainfall is a major source of nutrient input to a forest ecosystem and the consequent throughfall and stemflow contribute to nutrient cycling. These rain-based fluxes were measured over 12 mo in two forest types in Korup National Park, Cameroon, one with low (LEM) and one with high (HEM) ectomycorrhizal abundances of trees. Throughfall was 96.6 and 92.4% of the incident annual rainfall (5370...
Based on litter mass and litterfall data, decomposition rates for leaveswere found to be fast (k = 3.3) and the turnover times short (3.6mo) on the low-nutrient sandy soils of Korup. Leaf litteroffour ectomycorrhizal tree species (Berlinia bracteosa, Didelotiaafricana, Microberlinia bisulcata and Tetraberliniabifoliolata) and of three non-ectomycorrhizal species(Cola verticillata, Oubanguia alata...
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