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Soil carbon responses to forest restoration trajectories: Lessons learned from four regions facing spruce forest dieback
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• Broadleaves had smaller SOC stocks than conifers, with mixed stands intermediate. • Stand age had no significant effect on soil C. • pH of the 0–5 cm soil layer was higher in broadleaved than in conifer forests. • C - stocks: RO>DE∼UK∼ CZ linked to climate, soil, and legacy effects.
Keywords:
Forest soil carbon
Forest conversion
Reforestation
European forest restoration
Carbon sequestration
Spruce
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