Claim · model-written summary
The authors recommend Chinese windmill palm for karst forest regeneration, especially in three habitats.
- Taxon
- Chinese windmill palm seedlings
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Byasa alcinouse0 - Outcome
- use in the regeneration of karst forestse0
- Setting
- rocky trough, rocky soil surface, and soil surface microhabitatse0
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Verbatim
e0“Chinese windmill palm seedlings can be grown in the different karst microhabitats, especially in the rocky trough, rocky soil surface, and soil surface microhabitats, and, therefore, it is suitable for use in the regeneration of karst forests.”
Title
Yingying Liu; Xiaoli Wei; Zijing Zhou; et al. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 2020. doi:10.3390/ijerph17020434
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Observation Root foraging was greater in rocky trough, rocky soil surface, and soil surface than three other habitats.
- Association Soil thickness positively affected rooting ability.
- Mechanism Under nutrient deficiency, seedlings increased root length and surface area to improve absorption efficiency.
- Association Soil organic carbon, nitrogen and available potassium positively influenced root N and K concentrations.
- Association Soil total potassium negatively influenced new annual leaf biomass.
- Association Soil total potassium negatively influenced root and leaf N, P and K concentrations.