Nutrient cycling in secondary plant succession in a humid tropical forest region (Turrialba, Costa Rica) / (Registro n. 6256)

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001 - CONTROL NUMBER
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Campo de controle BR-MnINPA
005 - DATA E HORA DA ÚLTIMA INTERVENÇÃO
Campo de controle 20190416135316.0
008 - CAMPOS FIXOS DE DADOS - INFORMAÇÕES GERAIS
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082 ## - DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION NUMBER
CDD 634.956
Edição CDD 19
090 ## - NÚMERO DE CHAMADA
Classificação T 634.956
Cutter H256n
100 ## - ENTRADA PRINCIPAL - NOME PESSOAL
Nome pessoal Harcombe, Paul Albin
245 ## - TÍTULO PRINCIPAL
Título principal Nutrient cycling in secondary plant succession in a humid tropical forest region (Turrialba, Costa Rica) /
Indicação de responsabilidade Paul Albin Harcombe.
260 ## - IMPRENTA
Data de publicação, distribuição, etc. 1973.
300 ## - DESCRIÇÃO FÍSICA
Extensão 94 f. :
Outros detalhes físicos il.
502 ## - NOTA DE DISSERTAÇÃO OU TESE
Nota de dissertação ou tese Tese
Tipo de grau (Ph.D.)--
Nome da Instituição onde se graduou Yale University,
Ano em que se graduou 1973.
520 ## - NOTA DE RESUMO
Nota de resumo A two-hectare area of tropical moist forest was clear felled, and an experiment was set up to test the following hypotheses: (1) that nutrient loss is significant during the first year following forest clearing, (2) that vegetation presence retards this loss, and (3) that nutrient loss is inversely related to rate of biomass accumulation. Experimental treatments included maintaining plots free of vegetation, allowing regeneration of successional vegetation from seed, and planting seedlings of Cecropia obtusifolia Bertol.; half the plots were fertilized to stimulate growth. Results indicate that nutrient loss occurred, that it was diminished by vegetation cover, but that it was not strongly related to amount of biomass accumulated in the first year. Succession was altered by fertilization, and the altered species composition resulted in differences in vegetation biomass and nutrient content. However, nutrient loss was not related to species composition, vegetation biomass, or vegetation nutrient content. To account for these results, it is hypothesized that levels of semi-available soil nutrients or of nutrient inputs may be as influential in determining the rate of vegetation recovery following forest disturbance as are levels of available soil nutrients.
650 0# - ASSUNTO - TERMO TÓPICO
Cabeçalho tópico ou nome geográfico Ciclo de nutrientes (Biogeoquímica)
Subdivisão geográfica Turrialba, Costa Rica
650 0# - ASSUNTO - TERMO TÓPICO
Cabeçalho tópico ou nome geográfico Sucessão ecológica.
942 ## - ENTRADA ADICIONAL (KOHA)
Tipo de material Dissertação
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Dissertação Biblioteca INPA T 634.956 H256n 00-1061 Livro

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