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• W4385246162 abstract "In order to determine the suitability of reusing the sediment deposited in the upper part of the dam as soil for growing forest products, a total of eight treatment plots were formed by mixing cultivated soil, compost, and biochar with the sediment in a volume ratio. Generally, the soil fertility of SS100 was relatively lower than that of CS, with Av. P2O5 being only 22%. SS70 and SS50 increased soil physicochemical properties including OM, exchangeable cations, CEC, and BS by 1.1–2.9 times more than SS100, thus, A. scaber Thunb. treated in SS70 and SS50 showed increased photosynthetic parameters including A, Vcmax, Jmax, and the growth characteristics, especially in the aboveground part, were 20% and 31% higher than the SS100, respectively. Furthermore, A. scaber in CS, SS50, Bc10, and Comp had higher PIabs, DFIabs, and SFIabs while maintaining lower VK/VJ after 10 days of drought stress, Comp and Bc10, in particular, had a high Y(NPQ) and a low Y(NO). Bc5 and Bc10, revealed no discernible differences in soil physicochemical properties, nonetheless, A. scaber in Bc10 demonstrated relatively high drought tolerance. Overall, CS, SS50, and Comp had relatively well-balanced plant growth, and drought tolerance was found to be higher in CS, Comp, SS50, and Bc10, which is thought to have higher water-holding capacity and soil fertility. As a result, if appropriate treatment methods are established, such as mixing sediment soil with cultivated soil at a one-to-one ratio or adding compost, increase the public value of forests by promoting activities such as watershed conservation, soil runoff prevention, and reducing the financial burden associated with sustainable forestry management and SS50 is recommended as the most cost-effective method." @default.
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• W4385246162 date "2023-07-25" @default.
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• W4385246162 title "Assessing the Suitability of Sediment Soil to Be Reused by Different Soil Treatments for Forest Agriculture" @default.
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