1994
DOI: 10.1080/09208119408964759
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Soil constraints affecting the forest-biological recultivation of coal-mine spoil banks in Bulgaria

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“…For example, soil, plant, contaminants, and environmental factors determine the successful outcome of phytostabilization technology in relation to both the remediation and revegetation of contaminated sites. Mine spoils may have unfavorable soil chemical characteristics, e.g., very low pH, phytotoxic metals [12,13], physical limitations (e.g., high bulk density, low soil moisture retention, poor aggregation [14]; and unsuitable microbial habitat conditions, e.g., low soil organic matter and poor nutrient turnover [15]. These aspects can severely limit plant growth.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, soil, plant, contaminants, and environmental factors determine the successful outcome of phytostabilization technology in relation to both the remediation and revegetation of contaminated sites. Mine spoils may have unfavorable soil chemical characteristics, e.g., very low pH, phytotoxic metals [12,13], physical limitations (e.g., high bulk density, low soil moisture retention, poor aggregation [14]; and unsuitable microbial habitat conditions, e.g., low soil organic matter and poor nutrient turnover [15]. These aspects can severely limit plant growth.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%