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This paper studied the effects of replacing natural secondary broad-leaved forest with Cunninghamia lanceolata plantation in the south, central and upstate areas of subtropical China on the changes of soil chemical and biological properties. The results showed that after replacing with Cunninghamia
We used the 12th generation of the Cunninghamia (C.) lanceolata tissue culture seedlings, and white light emitting diode (LED) light as control (CK). We applied five composite LED light treatments, red-blue 4:1, 8:1 (4R1B and 8R1B), red-blue-purple 8:1:1 (8R1B1P), and
Water and nitrogen stresses are major constraints for agricultural and forest productivity. Although the effects of water scarcity or nitrogen stress on plant growth, physiology, and yield have been widely studied, few studies have assessed the combined effects of both stresses. In the present