Titlebook: Impact of Air Pollutants on Southern Pine Forests; Susan Fox,Robert A. Mickler Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1996 Air

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Atmospheric Deposition and Soil Resources of the Southern Pine Forestming compounds are transported through the atmosphere and are eventually deposited to soils as gases, aerosols, and as solutes in precipitation, sometimes up to thousands of kilometers from their points of emission.

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Southern Pine Forests of North Americaannah, Georgia, in 1733, were part of the South’s old-growth timber resource that was harvested by the early 1900s. The second growth, which naturally regenerated following the cutting of the primeval woodlands along with stands planted as a result of the United States’ newly developing forestry pol

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Soils, Geomorphology, and Land Use of the Southeastern United Statesdimension of ecosystem dynamics is the nature, distribution, and ultimately the ability of the below-ground matrix (soils) to ameliorate acidic deposition. Other portions of this volume (e.g., Richter and Markewitz, Chapter 8) deal with the specifics of soil response to acidic deposition. This chapt