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Pot experiments are frequently used to examine plant, soil, and microbial interactions that cannot be studied in situ. Although impacts of the pot environment on seedling growth have long been recognized, they are rarely addressed directly in current ecological studies. Here we examine how commonly used soil conditioners, often necessary to maintain adequate drainage in pots, can influence nutrient...
Soil chronosequences provide an opportunity to examine the influence of long-term pedogenesis on the biomass and composition of associated tree communities. We assessed variation in the species composition of trees, saplings, and seedlings, and the basal area of adult trees, in lowland temperate rain forest along the Haast chronosequence on the west coast of the South Island of New Zealand. The sequence...
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