… nutrient regimes deal with the challenge of keeping other factors constant, while studying
the factor of interest, eg influence of physical or chemical soil properties on growth across cli…

… Forest type and soil properties drive soil fungal composition … -fir, spruce, beech and the
mixtures of beech with these conifer species shaped the fungal communities in soil. These results …

… In addition to the comparison of standard soil properties between sites, our study focused
on the cations Ca, Mg, and K. We emphasised these elements because they often fall below …

… soil properties, particularly accumulation of soil organic carbon. We aim to demonstrate how
different vegetation types influence soil properties in surface horizons of soil… pure coniferous …

… chemical properties are based on 0–5 cm mineral soil. … differed between beech and coniferous
forests in soil, particularly … microorganisms in nutrient-poor soil are predominantly due to …

… This transformation belongs to the world’s largest broadleaf-conifer forest … of beech and
pine stands and (ii) analyzed the species’ fine root system response to variation in soil properties …

… soil pH and base saturation than pure conifer stands, (2) soil exchangeable base cation
stocks are highest in pure beech stands and (3) beech–… , exposition and soil properties of the …

… in parent material, soil properties as well as nutrient and … soil OC and N stocks. Forest floor
OC stocks were significantly higher in mixed beech–conifer stands compared with pure beech…

… properties of soils in three types of forest ecosystems: beech … the establishment of non-native
conifer tree species in areas … less variability in soil properties compared to beech and oak …

… admixture measures of coniferous species, an increase in SOC stocks in beech forests can
… However, also a range of soil, site and beech stand properties regulated the potential SOC …