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Forest soils and calicum availability as a predictor of habitat quality
Many forest songbird populations may be at threat from soil acidification and associated changes in habitat quality. Forest soils in Pennsylvania and much of the Northeast are becoming increasingly acidic and nutrient depleted as a result of land use history, forest harvest and aging, and acid deposition. These changes in soil conditions have the potential to affect entire forest ecosystems, including vegetation, invertebrates and vertebrates.
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WRCP
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07/20/2010
| Funding Source Details | |
| Funding Source: | WRCP |
| Grant Number: | 168 |
| Amount: | $30,000.00 |
Location Information
| Investigator Details | |
| Name: | Margaret C Brittingham |
| Street Address 1: | 409 FRL |
| Street Address 2: | |
| City/State/Zip: | University Park PA 16802 |
| Phone: | 814-863-8442 |
| mxb21@psu.edu | |
| Investigator Details | |
| Name: | Sarah Pabian |
| Street Address 1: | 414 Forest Resources Bldg |
| Street Address 2: | |
| City/State/Zip: | University Park PA 16802 |
| Phone: | 814-865-4733 |
| sep195@psu.edu | |
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