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Spatial variability of forest floor and topsoil thicknesses and their relation to topography and forest stand characteristics in managed forests of Norway spruce and European beech

Kateřina Zajícová, Tomáš Chuman

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Key concepts: Topsoil, Forest floor, Environmental science, Fagus sylvatica, Beech, Spatial variability, Soil horizon, Soil science

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