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Water infiltration and saturated hydraulic conductivity in an agricultural watershed with pedogenetic discontinuity. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Dalbianco L, Minella JPG, Tiruneh GA, Reichert JM.   +3 more
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A seventeen-year soil analysis dataset for ecosystem management. [PDF]

Sci Data
Collinet M, Soulié JC, Feder F.
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Mountain grasslands as carbon sinks and energy hubs: a study of Western Carpathians in Slovakia. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Kizeková M, Britaňák N, Čunderlík J, Hanzes Ľ, Pollák Š, Vargová V, Jančová Ľ, Kanianska R.   +7 more
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Obsah a kvalita humusu u intenzivně obhospodařovaných kambizemí

, 2017
The aim of bachelor thesis is to evaluate content and quality of soil organic matter in Cambisols intensively used in agriculture. Cambisols under conventional management are positively affected by compost application.
Cimová, Dagmar
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Evaluation of phosphorus fertilizer sources and nitrogen optimization for wheat and tef in Ethiopia's central highlands. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Gete Y, Shewangizaw B, Kassie K, Assefa S, Amare T, Feyisa T, Shegaw G, Getaneh L, Mamo D, Lema G, Taye G.   +10 more
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Dataset of field descriptions, physicochemical properties, and selective Fe-Al-Si extractions for 83 WRB-classified soil profiles (282 horizons) from tropical volcanic Réunion Island. [PDF]

Data Brief
Feder F.
europepmc   +1 more source

Urbanization accelerates soil degradation in peri-urban compared to rural farms. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Rezapour S, Nouri A, Shokohi M, Alamdari P.   +3 more
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Změna množství a kvality humusových látek u kambizemí po aplikaci kompostu

, 2015
The aim of bachelor thesis Effects of compost application on humic substances content and quality in Cambisols is to evaluate the effect of compost application on basic soil properties of selected subtypes of Cambisols.
Balšánová, Nikola
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Impact of tree species on the distribution of alkaliextractable Si in a Cambisol

, 2010
In terrestrial ecosystems, silicon (Si) uptake by higher plants induces biogenic silica (BSi) deposits in leaves, which contribute to the amorphous silica (ASi) pool in soil through litter-fall. In forests, the ASi pool, including BSi, is ubiquitous and a substantial component of soils, which might influence the Si mass-balance at watershed scale. Here,
Cornélis, Jean-Thomas, Ranger, Jacques, Delvaux, Bruno, World Congress of Soil Science   +3 more
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Soil Carbon Dynamics Reshaped by Ancient Carbon Quantification. [PDF]

Glob Chang Biol
Copard Y, Hatté C, Cécillon L, Colin Y, Barré P, Chenu C, Cornu S.   +6 more
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