Corbin 2025 - Data from The influence of exotic species’ legacies on pathways of restoration

Data collected to determine the pathways of restoration following removal of Robinia pseudoacacia (black locust) trees from an inland pine barren in New York, USA. Removal had taken place between 1-19 years prior to sampling. Data includes soil chemistry and nutrient cycling, vegetation cover, and tree basal area.This data formed the basis for Corbin 2025, The influence of exotic species’ legacies on pathways of restoration, published in Restoration Ecology.