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<p>formation of pyrogenic organic matter, such as charcoal.</p>

<p>Fires can cause changes in soil nutrients through a variety of mechanisms, which include oxidation, volatilization, erosion, and leaching by water, but the event must usually be of high temperatures for significant loss of nutrients to occur. However, the quantity of bioavailable nutrients in the soil usually increases due to the ash that is generated, as compared to the slow release of nutrients by decomposition. Rock spalling (or <a href="page.php?w=Spall">thermal exfoliation</a>)</p><p>
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