According to previous studies in this area (Chen and Chiu 2000 ), the detectable migration of humus and top soils from summit to footslope only had marginal effects on the distribution of labile nutrients, suggesting that the topographic effect of humus migration on soil nutrients might not be significant.
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Great fraction of dissolved organic C and N in the primary per-humid Chamaecyparis forest soil.
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