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Litter quality, land-use history, and nitrogen deposition effects on topsoil conditions across European temperate deciduous forests

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Litter quality, land-use history, and nitrogen deposition effects on topsoil conditions across European temperate deciduous forests. / Maes, Sybryn L.; Blondeel, Haben; Perring, Michael P. et al.

in: Forest Ecology and Management, Jahrgang 433, 15.02.2019, S. 405-418.

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Maes, SL, Blondeel, H, Perring, MP, Depauw, L, Brūmelis, G, Brunet, J, Decocq, G, den Ouden, J, Härdtle, W, Hédl, R, Heinken, T, Heinrichs, S, Jaroszewicz, B, Kirby, K, Kopecký, M, Máliš, F, Wulf, M & Verheyen, K 2019, 'Litter quality, land-use history, and nitrogen deposition effects on topsoil conditions across European temperate deciduous forests', Forest Ecology and Management, Jg. 433, S. 405-418. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2018.10.056

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Maes, S. L., Blondeel, H., Perring, M. P., Depauw, L., Brūmelis, G., Brunet, J., Decocq, G., den Ouden, J., Härdtle, W., Hédl, R., Heinken, T., Heinrichs, S., Jaroszewicz, B., Kirby, K., Kopecký, M., Máliš, F., Wulf, M., & Verheyen, K. (2019). Litter quality, land-use history, and nitrogen deposition effects on topsoil conditions across European temperate deciduous forests. Forest Ecology and Management, 433, 405-418. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2018.10.056

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Maes SL, Blondeel H, Perring MP, Depauw L, Brūmelis G, Brunet J et al. Litter quality, land-use history, and nitrogen deposition effects on topsoil conditions across European temperate deciduous forests. Forest Ecology and Management. 2019 Feb 15;433:405-418. doi: 10.1016/j.foreco.2018.10.056

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title = "Litter quality, land-use history, and nitrogen deposition effects on topsoil conditions across European temperate deciduous forests",
abstract = "Topsoil conditions in temperate forests are influenced by several soil-forming factors, such as canopy composition (e.g. through litter quality), land-use history, atmospheric deposition, and the parent material. Many studies have evaluated the effects of single factors on physicochemical topsoil conditions, but few have assessed the simultaneous effects of multiple drivers. Here, we evaluate the combined effects of litter quality, land-use history (past land cover as well as past forest management), and atmospheric deposition on several physicochemical topsoil conditions of European temperate deciduous forest soils: bulk density, proportion of exchangeable base cations, carbon/nitrogen-ratio (C/N), litter mass, bio-available and total phosphorus, pHKCl and soil organic matter. We collected mineral soil and litter layer samples, and measured site characteristics for 190 20 × 20 m European mixed forest plots across gradients of litter quality (derived from the canopy species composition) and atmospheric deposition, and for different categories of past land cover and past forest management. We accounted for the effects of parent material on topsoil conditions by clustering our plots into three soil type groups based on texture and carbonate concentration. We found that litter quality was a stronger driver of topsoil conditions compared to land-use history or atmospheric deposition, while the soil type also affected several topsoil conditions here. Plots with higher litter quality had soils with a higher proportion of exchangeable base cations, and total phosphorus, and lower C/N-ratios and litter mass. Furthermore, the observed litter quality effects on the topsoil were independent from the regional nitrogen deposition or the soil type, although the soil type likely (co)-determined canopy composition and thus litter quality to some extent in the investigated plots. Litter quality effects on topsoil phosphorus concentrations did interact with past land cover, highlighting the need to consider land-use history when evaluating canopy effects on soil conditions. We conclude that forest managers can use the canopy composition as an important tool for influencing topsoil conditions, although soil type remains an important factor to consider.",
keywords = "Ancient forest, Base cations, Coppice, Decomposition, High forest, Nutrient cycling, pH, Phosphorus, Post-agricultural forest, Soil fertility, Ecosystems Research, Environmental planning",
author = "Maes, {Sybryn L.} and Haben Blondeel and Perring, {Michael P.} and Leen Depauw and Guntis Brūmelis and J{\"o}rg Brunet and Guillaume Decocq and {den Ouden}, Jan and Werner H{\"a}rdtle and Radim H{\'e}dl and Thilo Heinken and Steffi Heinrichs and Bogdan Jaroszewicz and Keith Kirby and Martin Kopeck{\'y} and Franti{\v s}ek M{\'a}li{\v s} and Monika Wulf and Kris Verheyen",
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language = "English",
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T1 - Litter quality, land-use history, and nitrogen deposition effects on topsoil conditions across European temperate deciduous forests

AU - Maes, Sybryn L.

AU - Blondeel, Haben

AU - Perring, Michael P.

AU - Depauw, Leen

AU - Brūmelis, Guntis

AU - Brunet, Jörg

AU - Decocq, Guillaume

AU - den Ouden, Jan

AU - Härdtle, Werner

AU - Hédl, Radim

AU - Heinken, Thilo

AU - Heinrichs, Steffi

AU - Jaroszewicz, Bogdan

AU - Kirby, Keith

AU - Kopecký, Martin

AU - Máliš, František

AU - Wulf, Monika

AU - Verheyen, Kris

N1 - Green Published Open Access

PY - 2019/2/15

Y1 - 2019/2/15

N2 - Topsoil conditions in temperate forests are influenced by several soil-forming factors, such as canopy composition (e.g. through litter quality), land-use history, atmospheric deposition, and the parent material. Many studies have evaluated the effects of single factors on physicochemical topsoil conditions, but few have assessed the simultaneous effects of multiple drivers. Here, we evaluate the combined effects of litter quality, land-use history (past land cover as well as past forest management), and atmospheric deposition on several physicochemical topsoil conditions of European temperate deciduous forest soils: bulk density, proportion of exchangeable base cations, carbon/nitrogen-ratio (C/N), litter mass, bio-available and total phosphorus, pHKCl and soil organic matter. We collected mineral soil and litter layer samples, and measured site characteristics for 190 20 × 20 m European mixed forest plots across gradients of litter quality (derived from the canopy species composition) and atmospheric deposition, and for different categories of past land cover and past forest management. We accounted for the effects of parent material on topsoil conditions by clustering our plots into three soil type groups based on texture and carbonate concentration. We found that litter quality was a stronger driver of topsoil conditions compared to land-use history or atmospheric deposition, while the soil type also affected several topsoil conditions here. Plots with higher litter quality had soils with a higher proportion of exchangeable base cations, and total phosphorus, and lower C/N-ratios and litter mass. Furthermore, the observed litter quality effects on the topsoil were independent from the regional nitrogen deposition or the soil type, although the soil type likely (co)-determined canopy composition and thus litter quality to some extent in the investigated plots. Litter quality effects on topsoil phosphorus concentrations did interact with past land cover, highlighting the need to consider land-use history when evaluating canopy effects on soil conditions. We conclude that forest managers can use the canopy composition as an important tool for influencing topsoil conditions, although soil type remains an important factor to consider.

AB - Topsoil conditions in temperate forests are influenced by several soil-forming factors, such as canopy composition (e.g. through litter quality), land-use history, atmospheric deposition, and the parent material. Many studies have evaluated the effects of single factors on physicochemical topsoil conditions, but few have assessed the simultaneous effects of multiple drivers. Here, we evaluate the combined effects of litter quality, land-use history (past land cover as well as past forest management), and atmospheric deposition on several physicochemical topsoil conditions of European temperate deciduous forest soils: bulk density, proportion of exchangeable base cations, carbon/nitrogen-ratio (C/N), litter mass, bio-available and total phosphorus, pHKCl and soil organic matter. We collected mineral soil and litter layer samples, and measured site characteristics for 190 20 × 20 m European mixed forest plots across gradients of litter quality (derived from the canopy species composition) and atmospheric deposition, and for different categories of past land cover and past forest management. We accounted for the effects of parent material on topsoil conditions by clustering our plots into three soil type groups based on texture and carbonate concentration. We found that litter quality was a stronger driver of topsoil conditions compared to land-use history or atmospheric deposition, while the soil type also affected several topsoil conditions here. Plots with higher litter quality had soils with a higher proportion of exchangeable base cations, and total phosphorus, and lower C/N-ratios and litter mass. Furthermore, the observed litter quality effects on the topsoil were independent from the regional nitrogen deposition or the soil type, although the soil type likely (co)-determined canopy composition and thus litter quality to some extent in the investigated plots. Litter quality effects on topsoil phosphorus concentrations did interact with past land cover, highlighting the need to consider land-use history when evaluating canopy effects on soil conditions. We conclude that forest managers can use the canopy composition as an important tool for influencing topsoil conditions, although soil type remains an important factor to consider.

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KW - Base cations

KW - Coppice

KW - Decomposition

KW - High forest

KW - Nutrient cycling

KW - pH

KW - Phosphorus

KW - Post-agricultural forest

KW - Soil fertility

KW - Ecosystems Research

KW - Environmental planning

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