The Influence of Vegetation on the Forest Soil Properties in the Republic of Karelia

Лукина, Н. В.; Orlova, M. A.; Бахмет, Ольга Николаевна; Тихонова, Елена; Тебенькова, Д. Н.; Kasakova, A. I.; Kryshen, Alexander; Горнов, А. В.; Смирнов, В. Э.; Shashkov, Maxim; Ершов, В. В.; Knyazeva, S. V.

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“…The development of soils on binary sediments is confirmed by E-horizon enriched in silt fractions, and by Bt-horizon and parent rock enriched in clay fraction (Fig. 4), which is typical for the Central Forest Nature Reserve territory (Puzachenko et al 2013), for similar soils of Karelia (Lukina et al 2019) and Tobolsk Upland (Semenkov et al 2019). The pH value varies from strongly acidic (pH=3.7) in the topsoil horizons (Table 1) to slightly alkaline (pH=7.5) in the C-horizon, which corresponds to the parameter spread in Albeluvisols in the Central Forest Nature Reserve (Sokolova et al 2014).…”

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“…The pH value varies from strongly acidic (pH=3.7) in the topsoil horizons (Table 1) to slightly alkaline (pH=7.5) in the C-horizon, which corresponds to the parameter spread in Albeluvisols in the Central Forest Nature Reserve (Sokolova et al 2014). The SOM content decreases sharply with depth, which is also typical of taiga soils (Lukina et al 2019). In general, the studied soils of the southern taiga catena have all features and parameters specific to texture-differentiated soils of southern taiga landscapes on mantle loams underlain by a carbonate moraine.…”

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Vertical And Spatial Distribution Of Major And Trace Elements In Soil Catena At The Central Forest State Nature Biosphere Reserve (Se Valdai Hills, Russia)

Enchilik

Semenkov

2022

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In this study, we discussed relationship between the vertical and spatial differentiation of 14 chemical elements (total content and three mobile fractions extracted by NH4 Ac, NH4 Ac with 1% EDTA and 1M HNO3 ) and the environmental factors in background Retisols and Stagnosols within a soil catena. In the A soil horizon, the extractability of elements decreased in the series Cd, Mn, Pb> Co, Ni, Cu, Fe> Zn, Bi, As> U, Cr, Mo> Sb. In the O and A horizons, total and exchangeable Mn and Zn were uptaken by plants. In the A horizon, total Bi, Cd, Pb, Sb, Mo, exchangeable As, Bi, Cd, Co, Ni, Mo, as well as As, Cd, Cu, Pb, Zn, Sb bound with Fe-Mn (hydr)oxides were sorbed by soil organic matter; Cr, Fe, Mn formed the organic complexes. In the C horizon, Cd, Fe, Mn, Sb complexes co-precipitated with carbonates. In the Bt horizon, total Cr, Cu, exchangeable Cu, Ni, as well as Cr and U bound with Fe-Mn (hydr)oxides migrated due to the lessivage. On the toeslope’s biogeochemical barrier, exchangeable Zn, Mo bound with complexes, As, Bi, and Fe bound with Fe-Mn (hydr)oxides were accumulated. In the lower part of the catena, peat accumulated the exchangeable compounds of As, Bi, Cr, Fe, Mo, Pb, U. The spatial differentiation of elements became less contrasting from the O and A horizons to the E, B and C horizons.

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Vertical And Spatial Distribution Of Major And Trace Elements In Soil Catena At The Central Forest State Nature Biosphere Reserve (Se Valdai Hills, Russia)

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Semenkov

2022

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“…Eluvial material is rich of silt fractions while clay fractions content is maximal in argic horizon and parent material. The content of clay fraction is also higher in parent material of middle-taiga landscapes of Karelia (Lukina et al, 2019).…”

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This study presents a dataset on seasonal soils sampling from September 2016 to May 2018 in the southern part of the Central Forest Reserve (SE Valdai Hills) within a catena with Endocalcaric Albic Glossic Stagnic Profondic Retisols (Cutanic, Loamic) and Albic Gleyic Histic Retisols (Cutanic, Loamic) under coniferous-deciduous forest (Tília cordáta, Pícea ábies, Ácer platanoídes) on loess-like loams underlain by carbonate moraine deposits. 152 soil samples were taken to define total concentration of 67 chemical elements (ChEs), content of three mobile fractions (exchangeable, bound within organo-mineral complexes, bound with Fe and Mn hydroxides) of 69 ChEs and content of residual fraction, including macro

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“…Accounting for the tree species composition of the stand (as originally intended by Sukachev) may group forest sites into types with more distinct understorey community compositions than the classifications used in this study. Besides vegetation, tree species also influence soil properties (Tamminen, 2000; Lukina et al, 2019a). That said, the expected patterns of community composition, soil fertility, tree productivity, and biodiversity were still found.…”

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Site types revisited: Comparison of traditional Russian and Finnish classification systems for European boreal forests

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Hotanen

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Applied Vegetation Science

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The Influence of Vegetation on the Forest Soil Properties in the Republic of Karelia

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Vertical And Spatial Distribution Of Major And Trace Elements In Soil Catena At The Central Forest State Nature Biosphere Reserve (Se Valdai Hills, Russia)

Vertical And Spatial Distribution Of Major And Trace Elements In Soil Catena At The Central Forest State Nature Biosphere Reserve (Se Valdai Hills, Russia)

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Site types revisited: Comparison of traditional Russian and Finnish classification systems for European boreal forests

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