Changes in ectomycorrhizal communities and nutrient availability following prescribed burns in two upland pink-oak forests in the New Jersey pine barrens

Keyphrases

• Baseline Data 33%
• Changes in Function 33%
• Community Structure 33%
• Ectomycorrhiza 33%
• Ectomycorrhizal 66%
• Ectomycorrhizal Community 100%
• Ectomycorrhizal Diversity 100%
• Fertilization Effect 33%
• Fuel Load 33%
• High Field 33%
• Lebanon 33%
• Morphological Characters 33%
• New Jersey Pine Barrens 100%
• Nitrogen Phosphorus 33%
• Nitrogen Uptake 33%
• Nutrient Availability 100%
• Nutrient Uptake 66%
• Oak Forest 100%
• Oak-pine Forest 33%
• Phosphorus Uptake 33%
• Plant Roots 33%
• Potassium Uptake 33%
• Prescribed Burning 100%
• Root Bioassay 66%
• Simpson's Diversity Index 66%
• Soil Core 33%
• Soil Separation 33%
• Total Abundance 33%
• Whole-core 33%
• Wildfire 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• A Horizons 66%
• Bioassay 66%
• Ectomycorrhiza 33%
• Jersey 100%
• Nutrient Availability 100%
• Nutrient Uptake 66%
• Pine Barrens 100%
• Pinus 33%
• Prescribed Burning 33%
• Quercus 100%