Moisture Regime and Nutrient Control of Seasonal Growth in Mediterranean Ecosystems

  • Specht R
  • Moll E
  • Pressinger F
  • et al.
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Abstract

In Chapter 2 of this volume Specht and Moll showed that soil nutrient status plays a major role in the development of the structure of the plant community in the mediterranean regions of southern Australia and South Africa. Three major suites of soils were distinguished: (a) moderately leached soils, with an adequate balance of essential plant nutrients ; (b) strongly leached soils, containing low levels of available nutrients; and (c) calcium-rich/high-pH soils, which may induce various nutrient deficiencies.

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Specht, R. L., Moll, E. J., Pressinger, F., & Sommerville, J. (1983). Moisture Regime and Nutrient Control of Seasonal Growth in Mediterranean Ecosystems (pp. 120–132). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-68935-2_7

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