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A preliminary study of the impacts of alien Acacia infestation (A saligna) on the relative rates of nitrogen and phosphorus cycling in Lowland Fynbos, southwestern Cape, South Africa
This study was carried out on Sand Plain Lowland fynbos at Pella from April to September 1988. Environmental factors, nitrogen and phosphorus pool sizes and mineralization processes were investigated in the surface soils (1-10cm) of 7-8 year old fynbos vegetation and an adjacent Acacia saligna (Labi...
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