… In one such forest that was farmed during the period AD 50–250, we show that species …
soil properties. Hence, we suggest that such effects of past agricultural land use on forest …

… land use and potential nitrification. Because a significant proportion of West European forests
grow on previously cultivated soils, past land use … the risks of nitrate leaching from forests. …

… A forest soil often has one or more of these limitations. However, these limitations have …
for forests because they have prevented forest soils from being cleared for agricultural use. …

… In Mediterranean areas, through the years, natural forest (NF) areas have suffered land
use … Therefore, soil quality was higher in lower topographical positions for both land uses. …

… in soil conditions. The major objective of our study was to assess the effects of … land-uses
on microbial biomass of dry tropical forest soil. The four land-uses considered are forest…

… The objectives of this study were to assess possibilities for C sequestration in gray forest
soils by measuring the annual CO2 flux from soil under forest, grass and crops, and by …

… Consequently, we cannot distinguish between pure land use–intensity and tree-species
effects on P partitioning in forest soils in our approach because land management is intimately …

… Land-use changes and degradation of forests and soils in … the literature on land-use changes,
forest/soil degradation and … as affected by land-use changes and forest/soil degradation. …

… organic matter accumulation, weathering of bedrock and riverine transport, and "transient"
fluxes of soil C caused by land use changes. Finally, we will present an overview of the …

… determine soil chemical properties of forest soils and their nutrient status in relation to land
use history … From the point view of soil conservation and sustained forest resource uses, such …