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The relationship between plant species richness and soil aggregate stability can depend on disturbance

Pohl, Mandy  
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Graf, Frank
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Buttler, Alexandre  
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2012
Plant And Soil

Plant diversity has been shown to significantly increase topsoil aggregate stability of machine-graded ski slopes. We hypothesise that this effect is specific for these disturbed sites and that at sites of low and no disturbance the effect decreases.

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DOI
10.1007/s11104-011-1083-5
Web of Science ID

WOS:000304617000009

Author(s)
Pohl, Mandy  
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Graf, Frank
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Buttler, Alexandre  
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Rixen, Christian
Date Issued

2012

Published in
Plant And Soil
Volume

355

Start page

87

End page

102

Subjects

Alpine ecosystems

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Grading

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Plant functional groups

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Roots

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Ski slopes

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Soil erosion

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Ski Pistes

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Vegetation

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Erosion

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Snow

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Area

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Runoff

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Impact

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Growth

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Carbon

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June 22, 2012
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