Leaf Litter Decomposition and Nutrient Dynamics in Woodland and Wetland Conditions along a Forest to Wetland Hillslope

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</svg> SE) from leaf litter of jarrah (<i>E. marginata</i>) and banksia (<i>B. menziesii</i>)<i>, </i>decomposing at the upland/woodland site (U) and nonflooded wetland site (W) over two years.</table>

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Figure 2: Leaf Litter Decomposition and Nutrient Dynamics in Woodland and Wetland Conditions along a Forest to Wetland Hillslope 