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Soil respiration and root biomass responses to burning in calabrian pine (Pinus brutia) stands in Edirne,Turkey

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2010

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Tüfekçioğlu, Aydın
Küçük, Mehmet
Bilmiş, Tuncay
Altun, Lokman
Yılmaz, Murat

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Tufekcioglu, A., Kucuk, M. Bilmis, T., Altun, L. And Yılmaz, M. , Soil respiration and root biomass responses to burning in Calabrian pine (Pinus brutia) stands in Edirne, Turkey., "Journal of Environmental Biology ", 31, 15-19, (2010)

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In this study, soil properties and root biomass responses to prescribed fire were investigated in 25-30 year-old calabrian pine (Pinus brutia Ten.) stands in Edirne, Turkey. The stands were established by planting and were subjected to prescribed burning in July, 2005. Soil respiration rates were determined every two monthsusing the soda-lime method over a two-year period. Fine (>2 mmdiameter) and small root (>2-5 mm diameter) biomass were sampled approximately bimonthly using the sequential coring method. Soil respiration rates in burned sites were significantly higher than in control sites during the summer season but there was no significant difference in the other seasons. Soil respiration rates were correlated significantly with soil moisture and soil temperature. Fine and small root biomasswere significantly lower in burned sites than in control sites. Mean fine root biomass values were 3204 kg ha-1 for burned and 3772 kg ha-1 for control sites.Annual soil CO releases totaled 515 g C m-2 for burned and 418 g C m-2 for control sites. Our results indicate that, depending on site conditions, fire could be used successfully as a tool in the management of calabrian pine stands in the study area.

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Journal Of Envıronmental Bıology

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31

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https://hdl.handle.net/11494/545

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