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Reclamation promotes the succession of the soil and vegetation in opencast coal mine: A case study from Robinia pseudoacacia reclaimed forests, Pingshuo mine, China by Yuan, Ye, Zhao, Zhongqiu, Niu, Shuye, Li, Xuezhen, Wang, Yangyang, Bai, Zhongke

“…Robinia pseudoacacia is the dominant tree species in opencast coal mine reclamation in the Loess Plateau, China. Nevertheless, the long-term changes of…”
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Reclamation patterns vary carbon sequestration by trees and soils in an opencast coal mine, China by Yuan, Ye, Zhao, Zhongqiu, Bai, Zhongke, Wang, Huaiquan, Wang, Yingzhe, Niu, Shuye

“…Reforestation is often recommended for ecological restoration in mining areas because of tree's high stand-level productivity and satisfied carbon (C) and…”
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Intra- and Interspecific Interactions among Pioneer Trees Affect Forest-Biomass Carbon Accumulation in a Nutrient-Deficient Reclaimed Coal Mine Spoil by Ye Yuan, Yingxiang Ren, Guoqing Gao, Zhongqiu Zhao, Shuye Niu

“…Pioneer trees play a key role in the recovery of a reclaimed ecosystem that is nutrient-deficient in the initial stage of reclamation. Clarifying the growth of…”
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The reclaimed coal mine ecosystem diverges from the surrounding ecosystem and reaches a new self-sustaining state after 20–23 years of succession in the Loess Plateau area, China by Yuan, Ye, Zhao, Zhongqiu, Niu, Shuye, Bai, Zhongke

“…Whether or not the completely destroyed ecosystem would follow a succession trajectory towards the surrounding forest ecosystem after restoration remains…”
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Soil organic carbon and nitrogen pools in reclaimed mine soils under forest and cropland ecosystems in the Loess Plateau, China by Yuan, Ye, Zhao, Zhongqiu, Zhang, Pengfei, Chen, Luming, Hu, Ting, Niu, Shuye, Bai, Zhongke

“…•SOC and N pools in reclaimed mine soils were explored.•SOC and N pools varied among forest and cropland plots.•R. pseudoacacia-P. tabulaeformis forest…”
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