Early Indications of Soil Recovery from Acidic Deposition in U.S. Red Spruce Forests Lawrence, G.B.1, Shortle, W.C.2, David, M.B.3, Smith, K.T.2, Warby, Raf4, and Lapenis, A.G..5 Forty to fifty percent decreases in acid - North Shore, Staten Island - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Early Indications of Soil Recovery from Acidic Deposition in U.S. Red Spruce Forests Lawrence, G.B.1, Shortle, W.C.2, David, M.B.3, Smith, K.T.2, Warby, Raf4, and Lapenis, A.G..5 Forty to fifty percent decreases in acid Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-11-14 15:08:39 Open Document File Size: 15,05 KB Share Result on Facebook City Albany / David / / Continent North America / / Country United States / / / Facility University of Illinois / Arkansas State University / State University of New York / Northern Research Station / New York Water Science Center / / Organization USDA Forest Service / University of Illinois / Arkansas State University / New York Water Science Center / State University of New York / / ProvinceOrState Illinois / New York / Maine / M.B. / / Region northeastern United States / / SocialTag Land use PH Human geography Soil pH Land management Chemistry Soil

Early Indications of Soil Recovery from Acidic Deposition in U.S. Red Spruce Forests Lawrence, G.B.1, Shortle, W.C.2, David, M.B.3, Smith, K.T.2, Warby, Raf4, and Lapenis, A.G..5 Forty to fifty percent decreases in acidAdd to Reading List