Nutrient dynamics following shifting cultivation in Long Sungai Barang East Kalimantan Indonesia


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Soedjito H., . (1987) Nutrient dynamics following shifting cultivation in Long Sungai Barang East Kalimantan Indonesia. [Proceedings Paper]

Abstract

Long Sungai Barang is highly variable in soil properties. These soil properties are influenced by topography and slope type of vegetation as well as number of times the area is previously cultivated. Organic matter nitrogen N sodium Na and calcium Ca were the principal variable components. In general soil under primary forest has smaller concentrations of most elements compared to soil under successional vegetation. Soil nutrients accumulated during secondary development and decreased in the mature forests. This study concluded that successional vegetation played an important role in restoring soil fertility and shifting cultivation is not damaging to the primary forest in the1878ar


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Abstract

Long Sungai Barang is highly variable in soil properties. These soil properties are influenced by topography and slope type of vegetation as well as number of times the area is previously cultivated. Organic matter nitrogen N sodium Na and calcium Ca were the principal variable components. In general soil under primary forest has smaller concentrations of most elements compared to soil under successional vegetation. Soil nutrients accumulated during secondary development and decreased in the mature forests. This study concluded that successional vegetation played an important role in restoring soil fertility and shifting cultivation is not damaging to the primary forest in the1878ar

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Item Type: Proceedings Paper
Additional Information: 12 ill.; 1 table; 63 ref. Summary En. Appendix
AGROVOC Term: KALIMANTAN
AGROVOC Term: CULTIVO MIGRATORIO
AGROVOC Term: PROPIEDADES FISICO-QUIMICAS SUELO
AGROVOC Term: SUCESION ECOLOGICA/ FERTILIDAD DEL SU
Geographical Term: MALAYSIA
Depositing User: Ms. Norfaezah Khomsan
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 05:25
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/14534

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