Fine root biomass and its relationship with the soil in degraded areas by mining in biogeographic Chocó
Harley Quinto Mosquera,
Yeison Rivas Urrutia,
Natalia Palacios Murillo
Abstract:Fine root biomass (FRB) is essential for the functioning of tropical forests. However, due to the degradation generated by mining, it is necessary to evaluate the influence of the soil and the successional time on the FRB, to contribute to its restoration. Forests of biogeographic Chocó have been affected by mining; for this reason, the objective of evaluating the influence of the soil and the successional time on the FRB in abandoned mines was proposed. For this, plots were established in three successional s… Show more
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