1<p>Means of the 0.3–1.2 m depth interval are means of the 0.3–0.6-m, 0.6–0.9-m and 0.9–1.2-m depth intervals.</p>2<p>Within a row, means followed by different letters differ significantly between rubber plantation and secondary forest (linear mixed effects model at P≤0.05).</p
<p>Data (mean± SD) marked with different letters(a, b) in plots were significantly different under <...
<p>Values are the means ± SE of three plots. Values designated by different lowercase letters were s...
Mean values (±SE) of chemical soil properties for each of the three soil types (arable, grassland, f...
1<p>Within a row, means followed by different letters differ significantly between rubber plantation...
<p><sup>1</sup>Within row means followed by different lower case letters indicate significant differ...
<p>Relationship between land use type (secondary forest (N = 8), agroforest (N = 17) and pasture (N ...
This research was an attempt to study the impact of forest conversion to intensive rubber plantation...
<p>Note that black dots refer to savanna, red dots: colonising forest (F1), green dots: monodominant...
<p>Data (mean± SD) marked with different letters(a, b) in plots were significantly different under <...
<p><sup>a</sup>,: mean of five sites ± standard error.</p><p>*: the difference between forest soil a...
<p>*Denotes significance of differences between mean values.</p><p>Interaction effects of soil depth...
<p>Mean values (±Std Dev) for soil parameters measured in sclerophyll vegetation (SF), rain forest (...
<p>Bold values are averages, one standard deviation in parentheses.</p><p>Means of samples taken at ...
<p>Soil characteristics (mean <u>+</u> SE) with age of abandoned fields and uncleared forests (N = 5...
<p>Data was the mean value across three stand types at each site.</p><p>*Denotes significance of dif...
<p>Data (mean± SD) marked with different letters(a, b) in plots were significantly different under <...
<p>Values are the means ± SE of three plots. Values designated by different lowercase letters were s...
Mean values (±SE) of chemical soil properties for each of the three soil types (arable, grassland, f...
1<p>Within a row, means followed by different letters differ significantly between rubber plantation...
<p><sup>1</sup>Within row means followed by different lower case letters indicate significant differ...
<p>Relationship between land use type (secondary forest (N = 8), agroforest (N = 17) and pasture (N ...
This research was an attempt to study the impact of forest conversion to intensive rubber plantation...
<p>Note that black dots refer to savanna, red dots: colonising forest (F1), green dots: monodominant...
<p>Data (mean± SD) marked with different letters(a, b) in plots were significantly different under <...
<p><sup>a</sup>,: mean of five sites ± standard error.</p><p>*: the difference between forest soil a...
<p>*Denotes significance of differences between mean values.</p><p>Interaction effects of soil depth...
<p>Mean values (±Std Dev) for soil parameters measured in sclerophyll vegetation (SF), rain forest (...
<p>Bold values are averages, one standard deviation in parentheses.</p><p>Means of samples taken at ...
<p>Soil characteristics (mean <u>+</u> SE) with age of abandoned fields and uncleared forests (N = 5...
<p>Data was the mean value across three stand types at each site.</p><p>*Denotes significance of dif...
<p>Data (mean± SD) marked with different letters(a, b) in plots were significantly different under <...
<p>Values are the means ± SE of three plots. Values designated by different lowercase letters were s...
Mean values (±SE) of chemical soil properties for each of the three soil types (arable, grassland, f...