Tamarack and black spruce adventitious root patterns are similar in their ability to estimate organic layer depths in northern temperate forests

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

8-2012

Department

Department of Biological Sciences

Abstract

Organic layer consumption during forest fires is hard to quantify. These data suggest that the adventitious root methods developed for reconstructing organic layer depths following wildfires in boreal black spruce forests can also be applied to mixed tamarack forests growing in temperate regions with glacially transported soils.

Publication Title

Canadian Journal of Soil Science

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