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1New York Water Science Center,U.S. Geological Survey, 2School of Forest Resources,University of Maine, 3Natural Resources Canada,Canadian Forest Service, 4Northern Research Station,U.S. Forest Service, 5Department of Plant and Soil Science,University of Vermont, 6Ottauquechee NRCD,USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, 7Green Mountain National Forest,U.S. Forest Service, 8Direction de la Recherche Forestière,Ministère du Québec, 9Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,Syracuse University, 10Division of Environmental Science,SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, 11White Mountain National Forest,U.S. Forest Service, 12Natural Resources and Earth System Sciences,University of New Hampshire, 13Greenwich, NY Field Office,USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
Capítulos
- 00:05Título
- 00:46Excavation and Profile Description
- 02:54Sample Collection
- 04:09Sample Processing
- 05:53Archiving Soil Samples
- 07:00Results: Changes in Forest Soil Chemistry in a Variety of Forest and Soil Types over Periods Ranging from 8 Years to 27 Years
- 08:42Conclusion
el muestreo de suelos repetida ha sido recientemente demostrado ser una manera eficaz de controlar el cambio de suelos forestales durante años y décadas. Para apoyar su uso, un protocolo se presenta que sintetiza la información más reciente sobre los métodos de remuestreo del suelo para ayudar en el diseño e implementación de programas de vigilancia del suelo exitosas.
