Tree species differed in their effects on soil properties.

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Taxon: tree speciese0
Outcome: different impacts on soil propertiese0

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“Different tree species thrived in different ecological niches and had different impacts on soil properties”
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Title

Regenerated trees in farmers’ fields increase soil carbon across the Sahel

J. Bayala; J. Sanou; H. R. Bazié; et al. Agroforestry Systems 2019. doi:10.1007/s10457-019-00403-6

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Observation Topsoil total carbon ranged from 0.16 to 0.44%, averaging 0.23%.
Association Topsoil carbon under trees was 1.04–1.47 times higher than away from trees.
Observation Tree species occupied different ecological niches.
Association Greater vegetation cover in the Sahel was associated with more soil total carbon, particularly on sandy soils.
Recommendation The authors recommended matching sites and species in restoration.

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