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Resilience of acid subalpine grassland to short-term liming and fertilisation

Thomas Spiegelberger
2010
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Abstract

A fertilisation experiment was started in the French Alps on an acid grassland at 2000 m in 1989 where lime as calcium carbonate ("liming") and Thomas Slag enriched by potassium chloride ("fertilisation") were added in a random block design until 1992. Since then, no further amendments were applied.

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