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Apex 16 6 12 Npk Slow Release Fertilizer Pellets, supplied by Simplot Science, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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other:Article Title: Restoration benefits of soil nutrient manipulation and weeding in invaded dry and wet tropical ecosystems in Hawaiʻi Article Snippet: Reducing soil nutrient availability has been proposed as a strategy to favor native vs. non-native invasive plant species and represents a potential alternative to traditional manual removal or chemical control methods.. We implemented a field experiment in invaded dry and wet montane Hawaiian ecosystems to test responses of soil and dominant plant species to three soil nutrient treatments (Control = no nutrient manipulation; Carbon = C substrate added to reduce nutrients; Fertilizer = fertilizer added to increase nutrients) and two non-native plant treatments (Weeds removed; Weeds present) in a fully factorial experiment in each ecosystem over 18 months.. Carbon amendments reduced soil inorganic nutrient availability by 60–70% in dry shrubland and 30–50% inwet forest. |