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Forest fragmentation and impacts of intensive agriculture: Responses from different tree functional groups.

PLoS One · 2019 · PMC6675074 · PMID 31369550

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A recent work [ 29 ] showed a trend of soil eutrophication in forest fragments located in the same study area, with significant increases in calcium, phosphorus and potassium, while another similar study [ 65 ] observed that the higher the fertilizer application intensity in agricultural areas, the higher the nutrient content in nearby forest fragments.

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