Regional differences in the occurrence of understorey species reflect nitrogen deposition in Swedish forests. Strengbom, J., Walheim, M., Nasholm, T., & Ericson, L. Ambio, 32(2):91–97, March, 2003. Place: Dordrecht Publisher: Springer WOS:000182798700004doi abstract bibtex Possible links between the occurrence of Vaccinium myrtillus, V. vitis-idaea and Deschampsia flexuosa and rates of nitrogen deposition were investigated in 557 coniferous forest stands. In areas with high N-deposition, V. myrtillus was less frequent, less abundant and more susceptible to the leaf pathogen Valdensia heterodoxa than in areas with lower levels of N-deposition. The occurrence of V. vitis-idaea was also strongly negatively correlated with increasing N-deposition, but no such trend was found for D. flexuosa. In regions with high N-deposition, V. myrtillus was more common in stands dominated by Scots pine than in stands dominated by Norway spruce. This was not the case in regions with lower levels of N-deposition. The patterns observed accord with results from N-addition experiments that demonstrate significant effects on vegetation, caused by N-deposition. The data suggest that even low rates of N-deposition may decrease the abundance of the most dominant species in coniferous forest ground flora.
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title = {Regional differences in the occurrence of understorey species reflect nitrogen deposition in {Swedish} forests},
volume = {32},
issn = {0044-7447},
doi = {10/dq35fc},
abstract = {Possible links between the occurrence of Vaccinium myrtillus, V. vitis-idaea and Deschampsia flexuosa and rates of nitrogen deposition were investigated in 557 coniferous forest stands. In areas with high N-deposition, V. myrtillus was less frequent, less abundant and more susceptible to the leaf pathogen Valdensia heterodoxa than in areas with lower levels of N-deposition. The occurrence of V. vitis-idaea was also strongly negatively correlated with increasing N-deposition, but no such trend was found for D. flexuosa. In regions with high N-deposition, V. myrtillus was more common in stands dominated by Scots pine than in stands dominated by Norway spruce. This was not the case in regions with lower levels of N-deposition. The patterns observed accord with results from N-addition experiments that demonstrate significant effects on vegetation, caused by N-deposition. The data suggest that even low rates of N-deposition may decrease the abundance of the most dominant species in coniferous forest ground flora.},
language = {English},
number = {2},
journal = {Ambio},
author = {Strengbom, J. and Walheim, M. and Nasholm, T. and Ericson, L.},
month = mar,
year = {2003},
note = {Place: Dordrecht
Publisher: Springer
WOS:000182798700004},
keywords = {beech, boreal coniferous forest, dynamics, growth, heathland, model, oak forests, pollutants, soil, vegetation},
pages = {91--97},
}
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