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VARIABILIDAD ESPACIAL DE LAS BASES EN UN ANDISOL DE LA ZONA CAFETERA CENTRAL COLOMBIANA
Boletín de Ciencias de la Tierra, 2013 En una fi nca cafetera del departamento del Quindío, Colombia, se estudió la variabilidad espacial de las bases en Andisoles, haciendo un muestreo en red de 20x20 m. Los contenidos de bases se debieron transformar a logaritmo.
DANIEL F. JARAMILLO J. +2 more
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Efecto de fuentes de azufre sobre el rendimiento y calidad de trigo y pradera en dos andisoles.
, 2006 Se realizaron dos experimentos para evaluar el efecto de la fuente y dosis de azufre (S) en el rendimiento y calidad de trigo (Triticum aestivum L.) y de una pradera permanente naturalizada, en el sur de Chile. En el ensayo de trigo se compararon sulfato
Bernier, René +2 more
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Properties and Utilisation of Andisols in Indonesia
Properties and Utilisation of Andisols in Indonesiaapplication/pdf Soils formed on volcanic ash parent materials and classified as Andisols are widespread in the Indonesian archipelago, covering an area about 3 million hectares. Soils are developed from mostly andesitic to basaltic rocks on Upper Pleistocene to Holocene surfaces.
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Andisols of New Zealand and Australia
Andisols of New Zealand and Australiaapplication/pdf During the Quaternary, much of central North Island, New Zealand, was repeatedly overwhelmed or modified by emplacement of ignimbrites and especially by multiple rhyolitic and andesitic tephra fallout deposits, and reworked derivatives, that successively mantled landsurfaces forming buried paleosols in multisequal profiles.
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Radiocarbon Evidence for Contrasting Soil Carbon Dynamics in a Andisol and Non-Andisol Pasture Soil Comparison紀要類 (bulletin) Symposium ...
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Adsorption Isotherm of Sulfate on an Allophanic Andisol
Transactions of The Japanese Society of Irrigation, Drainage and Reclamation Engineering, 2004 ISHIGURO, Munehide +3 more
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Gli Andisols: caratteristiche e fertilità
La seconda edizione di “Soil Taxonomy. A basic system of Soil Classification for making and interpreting Soil Surveys” degli United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), presenta un sistema di base per la classificazione dei suoli, diviso in 12 ordini.
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