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Appendix 1. Physical, chemical and biological properties of the soil in
an area of bauxite mining in process of recovery with eucalyptus (Euc),
angico (Ang) and a mixed plantation of native species (Nat), native
forest in the second stage of regeneration (Woodland), and a post-mined
area with no ground cover (NCov). Mean values are followed by the
standard deviation (n = 6).