
doi: 10.1093/jof/52.3.178
Abstract In addition to their passive role in forest soil development, dead leaves while still firm, often play in forestry the aggressive and important role of a villain. More often than is noted, abundant leaf litter exercises a serious adverse influence on the regeneration of desirable forest species in mixedwood. Research is needed to ascertain the, degree of harm being done by dead leaves, in relation to the major variables, and to find practical means for minimizing such damage.
leaf litter, boreal forest, Forest Sciences
leaf litter, boreal forest, Forest Sciences
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