Loss of nutrients due to litter raking compared to the effect of acidic deposition in two spruce stands, Czech Republic

Biogeochemistry

Volumn 88, Issue 2, 2008, Pages 139-151

  Hofmeister, Jeňýk ^a,b   Oulehle, Filip ^a   Krám, Pavel ^a   Hruška, Jakub ^a  

^a CZECH GEOLOGICAL SURVEY   (Czech Republic)

^b NONE   (Czech Republic)

Author keywords

Forest management; Litter raking; Norway spruce; Nutrient loss; Soil acidification

Indexed keywords

ACID SOIL; CALCIUM; CONIFEROUS TREE; FOREST MANAGEMENT; FOREST SOIL; GEOCHEMICAL CYCLE; LITTER; MAGNESIUM; NUTRIENT LOSS; RUNOFF; SILVICULTURE; TWENTIETH CENTURY;

CENTRAL EUROPE; CZECH REPUBLIC; EURASIA; EUROPE;

PICEA; PICEA ABIES;

EID: 44449149674     PISSN: 01682563     EISSN: 1573515X     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1007/s10533-008-9201-z     Document Type: Article

References (45)

1. Anger L (1929) Methods of litter raking and their harmful effect in view of foresters. In: Konšel J (ed) Forest humus and its economical importance. Agricultural Tasks of the Czechoslovak Academy of Agriculture 18, pp 30-38 (in Czech)
2. Bredemeier M (1988) Forest canopy transformation of atmospheric deposition. Water Air Soil Pollut 40:121-138
3. Bürgi M (1998) Habitat alterations caused by long-term changes in forest use in northeastern Switzerland. In: Kirby KJ, Watkins C (eds) The ecological history of European forests. CAB, Walingford, pp 203-212
4. Cosby BJ, Ferrier RC, Jenkins A, Wright RF (2001) Modelling the effects of acidic deposition: refinements, adjustments and inclusion of nitrogen dynamics in the MAGIC model. Hydrol Earth Syst Sci 5:499-517
5. Dambrine E, Kinkor V, Jehlicka J, Gelhaye D (1993) Fluxes of dissolved mineral elements through a forest ecosystem submitted to extremely high atmospheric pollution inputs (Czech Republic). Ann Sci For 50:147-157
6. Ebermayer E (1876) Die gesamte Lehre der Waldstreu, mit Rücksicht auf die chemische Statik des Waldbaues. Springer, Berlin (in German)
7. Farrell EP, Führer E, Ryan D, Andersson F, Hüttl R, Piussi P (2000) European forest ecosystems: building the future on the legacy of the past. For Ecol Manage 132:5-20
8. Glatzel G (1990) The nitrogen status of Austrian forest ecosystems as influenced by atmospheric deposition, biomass harvesting and lateral organomass exchange. Plant Soil 128:67-74
9. Glatzel G (1991) The impact of historic land use and modern forestry on nutrient relations of Central European forest ecosystems. Fertil Res 27:1-8
10. Hintze JL (2001) NCSS-statistical system for Windows. Kaysville
11. Hruška J, Krám P (1994) Aluminium chemistry of the root-zone of forest soil affected by acid deposition at the Lysina catchment, Czech Republic. Ecol Eng 3:5-16
12. Hruška J, Krám P (2003) Modelling long-term changes in stream water and soil chemistry in catchments with contrasting vulnerability to acidification (Lysina and Pluhuv Bor, Czech Republic). Hydrol Earth Syst Sci 7:525-539
13. Hruška J, Cudlín P, Krám P (2001) Relationship between Norway spruce status and soil water base cations/aluminium ratios in the Czech Republic. Water Air Soil Pollut 130:983-988
14. Hruška J, Moldan F, Krám P (2002) Recovery from acidification in Central Europe-observed and predicted changes in soil and streamwater chemistry in the Lysina catchment, Czech Republic. Environ Pollut 120:261-274
15. Hunter I, Schuck A (2002) Increasing forest growth in Europe-possible causes and implications for sustainable forest management. Plant Biosyst 136:133-141
16. Huntington TG, Ryan DF, Hamburg SP (1988) Estimating soil nitrogen and carbon pool in a Northern Hardwood forest ecosystem. Soil Sci Soc Am J 52:1162-1167
17. Hüttl RF, Schaaf W (1995) Nutrient supply of forest soils in relation to management and site history. Plant Soil 169:31-41
18. Jandl R (1998) Modeling processes in forest soils-problems, simplifications and caveats. Ecol Eng 10:33-51
19. Johann E (2004) Landscape changes in the history of the Austrian alpine regions: ecological development and the perception of human responsibility. In: Honnay O, Verheyen K, Bossuyt B, Hermy M (eds) Forest biodiversity: lessons from history for conservation. CAB, Wallingford, pp 27-40
20. Johnson DW, Lindberg SE (eds) (1992) Atmospheric deposition and forest nutrient cycling. Ecological Studies 91. Springer, New York, p 707
21. Johnson DW, Swank WT, Vose JM (1993) Simulated effects of atmospheric sulfur deposition on nutrient cycling in a mixed deciduous forest. Biogeochemistry 23:169-196
22. Jonsson U, Rosengren U, Thelin G, Nihlgard B (2003) Acidification-induced chemical changes in coniferous forest soils in southern Sweden 1988-1999. Environ Pollut 123:75-83
23. Kilian W (1998) Forest site degradation-temporary deviation from the natural site potential. Ecol Eng 10:5-18
24. Kopáček J, Veselý J (2005) Sulfur and nitrogen emissions in the Czech Republic and Slovakia from 1850 till 2000. Atmos Environ 39:2179-2188
25. Krám P, Hruška J, Wenner BS, Driscoll CT, Johnson CE (1997) The biogeochemistry of basic cations in two forest catchments with contrasting lithology in the Czech Republic. Biogeochemistry 37:173-202
26. Kvapil K, Němec A (1929) Chemistry of the forest humus. In: Konšel J (ed) Forest humus and its economical importance. Agricultural Tasks of the Czechoslovak Academy of Agriculture 18, pp 11-13 (in Czech)
27. Lindberg SE, Lovett GM, Richter DD, Johnson DW (1986) Atmospheric deposition and canopy interactions of major ions in a forest. Science 231:141-145
28. Mehlich A (1984) Mehlich 3 soil test extractant: a modification of Mehlich 2 extractant. Commun Soil Sci Plant Anal 15:1409-1416
29. Mulder J, de Wit HA, Boonen HWJ, Bakken LR (2001) Increased levels of aluminium in forest soils: effects on the stores of soil organic carbon. Water Air Soil Pollut 130:989-994
30. Navrátil T, Kurz D, Krám P, Hofmeister J, Hruška J (2007) Acidification and recovery of soil at a heavily impacted forest catchment (Lysina, Czech Republic)-SAFE modeling and field results. Ecol Modell 205:464-474
31. Němec A (1930) An effect of litter raking on nitrogen cycle in the forest soils. Lesnická Práce 9:1-25 (in Czech)
32. Němec A (1933) An effect of litter raking on forest soil and forest tree: biochemical study. Proc Czech Agric Inst, 103:1-99 (in Czech with German summary)
33. Nožička J (1957) Forest development in Czechoslovakia. SZN, Prague
34. Olsson BA, Bengtsson J, Lundkvist H (1996) Effects of different forest harvest intensities on the pools of exchangeable cations in coniferous forest soils. For Ecol Manage 84:135-147
35. Oulehle F, Hruška J (2005) Tree species (Picea abies and Fagus sylvatica) effects on soil water acidification and aluminium chemistry at sites subjected to long-term acidification in the Ore Mts., Czech Republic. J Inorg Biochem 99:1822-1829
36. Oulehle F, Hofmeister J, Cudlín P, Hruška J (2006) The effect of reduced atmospheric deposition on soil and soil solution chemistry at a site subjected to long-term acidification, Načetín, Czech Republic. Sci Total Environ 370:532-544
37. Oulehle F, Hofmeister J, Hruška J (2007) Modeling of the long-term effect of tree species (Norway spruce and European beech) on soil acidification in the Ore Mountains. Ecol Modell 204:359-371
38. Paces T (1985) Sources of acidification in Central Europe estimated from elemental budgets in small basins. Nature 315:31-36
39. Peterken GF (1996) Natural woodland. Cambridge University Press
40. Pfeffer A (1948) Litter raking in the forests and forest pasture. Proc Masaryk's Work Acad 22:1-31 (in Czech)
41. Rackham O (1998) Savanna in Europe. In: Kirby KJ, Watkins C (eds) The ecological history of European forests. CAB, Walingford, pp 1-24
42. Schulze ED (1989) Air pollution and forest decline in a spruce (Picea abies) forest. Science 244:776-783
43. Stuber M, Bürgi M (2002) Agrarische Waldnutzungen in der Schweiz 1800-1950. Nadel- und Laubstreue Schweiz Z Forstwes 153:397-410
44. van Breemen N, Driscoll CT, Mulder J (1984) Acidic deposition and internal proton sources in acidification of soils and waters. Nature 307:599-604
45. Zbíral J (1994) Methods of plant biomass analysis. Central Institute for Supervising and Testing in Agriculture, Brno (in Czech)