Claim · model-written summary
Four subtypes were distinguished by nutrient availability and soil moisture.
Not reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageInteractorInteractor roleSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentComparatorSettingDirectionValue
Verbatim
t0“Buchenwälder”
e0“Four subtypes are distinguished according to nutrient availability and soil moisture”
Title
Vegetation und Standort bodensaurer Buchenwälder am Arealrand: am Beispiel Mittelbrandenburgs
Heinken, Thilo publish.UP (University of Potsdam) 2007. doi:10.25673/93360
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- Observation Beech forests in the study area are concentrated around Berlin-Potsdam along the Havel river lakes.
- Observation The beech forests belong to Luzulo-Fagetum on acid soils.
- Observation Central Brandenburg Luzulo-Fagetum did not markedly deviate from northern German beech forests in vegetation structure and edaphic subtypes.
- Observation Indicators of humid or moist conditions were less frequent than in Lower Saxony.
- Observation Nitrogen and disturbance indicators were more frequent in central Brandenburg.
- Observation Podzolisation and humus accumulation were lower under subcontinental climate.
- Observation Beech forest soils were more sandy and drier.
- Observation Beech forests were absent from south-exposed slopes and occurred notably in northern exposition.
- Observation Present-day beech forests in central Brandenburg were interpreted as spreading near-natural relics.
- Observation The potential natural range of beech forests was larger than previously assumed.