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Received July 20, 1998,Revised March 15, 1999, Accepted , Available online

Volume 12,2000,Pages 103-107

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The repeated effects of vulnerable habitat and unreasonable human activities on the Bashang Plateau of China led the chestnut soil to degrade. It expresses in reducing soil CEC, decreasing nutrient content, decomposing organic complexes, and reducing humus in loose, steady and tight bond forms, respectively. The percentage of three forms are 21%—34%, 44%—55% and 5%—6.2%, respectively.

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