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Distribution of aluminum in black spruce saplings growing on two New Brunswick forest soils with contrasting acid sulfate sorption

1989

Arp, P.A. (New Brunswick Univ., Fredericton, N.B. (Canada). Faculty of Forestry) | Akerley, C. | Mellerowicz, K.

AGROVOC Keywords
aluminio aluminium biomasa biomass biomasse ion ion exchange iones ions new brunswick picea mariana plant tissues soil sorption sorption du sol tejidos vegetales
Bibliographic information
Water, Air and Soil Pollution (Netherlands)
Volume 48 Issue 1 ISSN 0049-6979
Pagination
pp. 277-297
Other Subjects
Nouveau brunswick; Sulfate/ sol de foret; Tissu vegetal; Sorcion del suelo; Intercambio ionico; Sulphates/ forest soils; Echange d'ion; Sulfatos/ suelo forestal
Language
English
Note
49 refs.; Summary (En)
Type
Conference; Summary
Conference
International Symposium Acidic Deposition and Forest Decline, Rochester, NY (USA), 20-21 Oct 1988
1991-08-15
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