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Table 1.

Characteristics of the different plots.

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Table 2.

Correlation of soil buffering capacity with other parameters.

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Fig 1.

Soil buffering capacity of the different plots.

N, Natural soil; B, Bare soil; H, Hydropolymers; P, Pine mulch, F, Prescribed burn; S, Sludge; O, statistically significant difference from N.

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Table 3.

Comparison of the buffering capacity of the N plot with other plots (t-test).

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Fig 2.

CaCO3 content of the different plots.

N, Natural soil; B, Bare soil; H, Hydropolymers; P, Pine mulch, F, Prescribed burn; S, Sludge; O, statistically significant difference from N.

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Table 4.

Comparison of the CaCO3 level of the N plot with other plots (t-test).

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Fig 3.

pH (KCl) in the different plots.

N, Natural soil; B, Bare soil; H, Hydropolymers; P, Pine mulch, F, Prescribed burn; S, Sludge; O, statistically significant difference from N.

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Table 5.

Comparison of the pH (KCl) of the N plot with other plots (t-test).

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Fig 4.

Amount of organic carbon in the different plots.

N, Natural soil; B, Bare soil; H, Hydropolymers; P, Pine mulch, F, Prescribed burn; S, Sludge; O, statistically significant difference from N.

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Table 6.

Comparison of the SOC of the N plot with other plots (t-test).

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Fig 5.

Amount of clay in the different plots.

N, Natural soil; B, Bare soil; H, Hydropolymers; P, Pine mulch, F, Prescribed burn; S, Sludge; O, statistically significant difference from N.

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Table 7.

Comparison of the clay content of the N plot with other plots (t-test).

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