Forests, Volume 11, Issue 12
2020 December - 140 articles
Cover Story: In Northeast India, and many other parts of the world, shifting cultivation is an important land-use sustaining the livelihoods of large numbers of rural people. Despite this, there are concerns regarding shortened fallow length and forest recovery following cultivation. In this paper, we determine the important, but often ignored, below-ground components of ecosystem recovery focusing on roots and their interactions with soil nitrogen availability. We also show how there are strong seasonal patterns of root biomass, production, and nitrogen cycling in these montane forests that are on the very edge of the tropics at 23 degrees north. The picture here shows our natural forest reference site, the Reiek Community Forest. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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