Water content in soil afforested with a mixture of broadleaves or Scots pine
Jan Vopravil,
Pavel Formánek,
Tomáš Khel
et al.
Abstract:Afforestation of agriculturally used land has many benefits which are described in different publications. As stated in these publications, afforestation of agricultural land can influence soil water content because of rainfall interception and concentration, transpiration, and properties of forest floor layer and soil; also, hydraulic lift may occur. In this study, we attempted to find changes in volumetric soil water content values (at depths of 20 cm, 40 cm, and 60 cm) on agriculturally used land afforested… Show more
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