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The importance of soil depth in determining the impacts of mixed plantations with thinning on soil multifunctionalityNARA Subscribed
Background and aims Mixed plantations are known to enhance ecosystem functions compared to monocultures, yet their effects on microbial community, soil organic carbon (SOC) quality, and soil multifunctionality across soil profiles remain unclear. This study explores how mixed plantation combined with thinning influence both above- and belowground litter inputs, and how these affect the dynamics of SOC, microbial activities, an...
Testing the validity of the Montgomery–Koyama–Smith equation and the power law equation using 3231 tepals of a Magnolia speciesNARA Subscribed
Key message The power-law equation provides marginally better accuracy than the Montgomery–Koyama–Smith equation for estimating total tepal area, with flexible definitions of maximum tepal length maintaining prediction reliability. Abstract Montgomery–Koyama–Smith equation (MKSE) and power law equation (PLE) were evaluated for estimating the total tepal area ( A T ) of Magnolia × soulangeana flowers using 3231 tepals from 359...