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THE industrial ash which is a serious agricultural problem in developed countries is an even greater danger to forest stands. This is because the deposited layer is incorporated into the mineral soil in agricultural land, whereas in forests near industrial enterprises it is constantly increasing.
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SOBOTKA, A., MATERNA, J. Forest Seedlings and Mycorrhiza Development on Fly Ash. Nature 183, 1066–1067 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1038/1831066a0
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