Soil Morphological Properties Of Planted Mono And Mixed Tree Species At Gunung Apeng National Park, Sarawak

Reforestation and effective soil conservation management is required to restore and manage degraded forest land in tropics. Information regarding the soil characteristics in forest land is essential as a guide in future reforestation programme. The differences in soil characteristics are usually att...

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Main Authors: Anarrin, N.J., Wasli, M.E., Douglas, B., Mayuran, Perumal, Hamsawi, Sani, Oscar, J.N., Lat, J, Hidir, M., Arip, S.
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Language:English
Published: 2017
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author Anarrin, N.J.
Wasli, M.E.
Douglas, B.
Mayuran, Perumal
Hamsawi, Sani
Oscar, J.N.
Lat, J
Hidir, M.
Arip, S.
author_facet Anarrin, N.J.
Wasli, M.E.
Douglas, B.
Mayuran, Perumal
Hamsawi, Sani
Oscar, J.N.
Lat, J
Hidir, M.
Arip, S.
author_sort Anarrin, N.J.
building UNIMAS Institutional Repository
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description Reforestation and effective soil conservation management is required to restore and manage degraded forest land in tropics. Information regarding the soil characteristics in forest land is essential as a guide in future reforestation programme. The differences in soil characteristics are usually attributed to differences in environmental factors such as topography, runoff and tree species planted which affect the soil genesis (Tamai, 2010). Hence, assessment of soil characteristics such as soil morphological properties is important to determine the condition of the soils in forest areas. Soil morphological on a given land can be determined by observing the soil profile of the different soil horizon. During in-situ observation, the interpretation of soil can show various soil attributes. In this study, assessment on the soil morphological properties of reforested areas planted with different tree species of mono and mixed species planting was conducted. Hence, obtaining the status of the soil condition in the study area is essential in order to determine the suitability of the selected tree species and the planting technique in order to achieve the most productive level in terms of its growth and performance.
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spelling unimas-172812017-08-16T07:20:40Z http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/17281/ Soil Morphological Properties Of Planted Mono And Mixed Tree Species At Gunung Apeng National Park, Sarawak Anarrin, N.J. Wasli, M.E. Douglas, B. Mayuran, Perumal Hamsawi, Sani Oscar, J.N. Lat, J Hidir, M. Arip, S. SD Forestry Reforestation and effective soil conservation management is required to restore and manage degraded forest land in tropics. Information regarding the soil characteristics in forest land is essential as a guide in future reforestation programme. The differences in soil characteristics are usually attributed to differences in environmental factors such as topography, runoff and tree species planted which affect the soil genesis (Tamai, 2010). Hence, assessment of soil characteristics such as soil morphological properties is important to determine the condition of the soils in forest areas. Soil morphological on a given land can be determined by observing the soil profile of the different soil horizon. During in-situ observation, the interpretation of soil can show various soil attributes. In this study, assessment on the soil morphological properties of reforested areas planted with different tree species of mono and mixed species planting was conducted. Hence, obtaining the status of the soil condition in the study area is essential in order to determine the suitability of the selected tree species and the planting technique in order to achieve the most productive level in terms of its growth and performance. 2017 Proceeding PeerReviewed text en http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/17281/1/SOIL%20MORPHOLOGICAL%20PROPERTIES%20OF%20PLANTED%20MONO%20%28abstract%29.pdf Anarrin, N.J. and Wasli, M.E. and Douglas, B. and Mayuran, Perumal and Hamsawi, Sani and Oscar, J.N. and Lat, J and Hidir, M. and Arip, S. (2017) Soil Morphological Properties Of Planted Mono And Mixed Tree Species At Gunung Apeng National Park, Sarawak. In: Soil Science Conference of Malaysia 2017 (SOILS2017): International Conference on Sustainable Soil Management, Parkcity Everly Hotel Bintulu, Sarawak. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/316169878
spellingShingle SD Forestry
Anarrin, N.J.
Wasli, M.E.
Douglas, B.
Mayuran, Perumal
Hamsawi, Sani
Oscar, J.N.
Lat, J
Hidir, M.
Arip, S.
Soil Morphological Properties Of Planted Mono And Mixed Tree Species At Gunung Apeng National Park, Sarawak
title Soil Morphological Properties Of Planted Mono And Mixed Tree Species At Gunung Apeng National Park, Sarawak
title_full Soil Morphological Properties Of Planted Mono And Mixed Tree Species At Gunung Apeng National Park, Sarawak
title_fullStr Soil Morphological Properties Of Planted Mono And Mixed Tree Species At Gunung Apeng National Park, Sarawak
title_full_unstemmed Soil Morphological Properties Of Planted Mono And Mixed Tree Species At Gunung Apeng National Park, Sarawak
title_short Soil Morphological Properties Of Planted Mono And Mixed Tree Species At Gunung Apeng National Park, Sarawak
title_sort soil morphological properties of planted mono and mixed tree species at gunung apeng national park, sarawak
topic SD Forestry
url http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/17281/
http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/17281/
http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/17281/1/SOIL%20MORPHOLOGICAL%20PROPERTIES%20OF%20PLANTED%20MONO%20%28abstract%29.pdf