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Forest management practices historically have reduced the mass of logging slash to facilitate planting and reduce fire risk. However, coarse woody debris (CWD) is considered an important component of unmanaged forests of western and coastal North America. An experiment was established in northern California using chipped logging slash concentrated in windrows to emulate large fallen logs to determine...
The convergent evolution of polyphenol-rich plant communities has occurred on highly acidic and infertile soils throughout the world. The pygmy forest in coastal northern California is an example of an ecosystem on an extremely infertile soil that has exceptionally high concentrations of polyphenols. Many ‘negative feedbacks’ have been identified whereby plants degrade fertile soils through production...
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