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Title: Soil Ammonium and Nitrate rates in and out of the Moose Exclosures on the Tanana River Floodplain , Fall 2001
Contacts: Kielland, Knut
Olson, Karl
Abstract:
Keywords: ammonium,  herbivory,  moose,  nitrate, 
Categories: Biogeochemistry
Study Period: Oct 1, 2001 to Oct 31, 2001
Bounding Box: West longitude: -148.2701852°
North latitude:  64.73028888°
East longitude: -148.1435205°
South latitude: 64.68584608°
Site References: FP1A -- FP1A is located on a low early successional terrace (1.8 - 2 m above winter low river level) adjacent to the Tanana River. Vegetation establishment occurred in 1982 to 1983. Significant bank erosion has occurred since the establishment of the study area, resulting in loss of some study plots.
FP1B -- FP1B is located on a low early successional terrace adjacent to the Tanana River.
FP1C -- FP1C is located on a low early successional terrace adjacent to the Tanana River.
Data Columns:
Column Name Units Type
Data File(s): 131_1435_MooseExclosureSoilAmm_Nit.txt
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