Claim · model-written summary
CEC, total nitrogen, soil organic matter and silt amount correlated with dune community distribution.
- Taxon
- communitye0
- Outcome
- community distributione0
- Setting
- CEC, total nitrogen, soil organic matter, and the amount of silt in soile0
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Verbatim
e0“CEC, total nitrogen, soil organic matter, and the amount of silt in soil have some correlation with community distribution.”
Title
Vegetation and Soil Properties of the Coastal Sand Dune in Sinduri, Taean Gun
Hokyung Song; Gwansoo Park; Hye‐Rim Park; et al. Journal of the Korea Society of Environmental Restoration Technology 2005
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- Observation Orobanche coerulescens occurred at the Sinduri coastal dune.
- Observation Ixeris repens occurred at the Sinduri coastal dune.
- Observation Salix purpurea var. japonica occurred at the Sinduri coastal dune.
- Observation The dune vegetation was categorized into seven named plant communities.
- Association Soil pH was the strongest reported factor for dune community distribution.
- Association Calamagrostis epigeios community occurred where soil moisture content was high.
- Association Rosa rugosa community occurred with high CEC, organic matter and total nitrogen, and low pH.
- Association Vitex rotundifolia community occurred with low CEC, organic matter and nitrogen and high pH.
- Association Carex kobomugi community occurred with low CEC, organic matter and nitrogen and high pH.
- Association Artemisia capillaris community occurred with low CEC, organic matter and nitrogen and high pH.
- Association Imperata cylndrica var. koenigii community occurred with intermediate CEC, organic matter, nitrogen and pH.
- Association Carex pumila community occurred with intermediate CEC, organic matter, nitrogen and pH.