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Research of Cambisols in Western Balkan Mountains [PDF]

, 2021
The research deals with Cambisols soil classification and parameters in the area of Western Balkan Mountains. The studied soils are spread in the Lower altitude area of oak forests (0 to 600 m a.s.l.) and in the Middle mountain area of beech and coniferous forests (600 to 2000 ma.s.l.). The gradient of the slopes varied from flat to steep.
Hristov, Biser, Uzunov, Lazar, Grigorova-Pesheva, Bilyana, Pavlov, Pavel, Petrova, Kameliya   +4 more
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Resilience of Dystric Cambisols Under Liming and Fertilization

Novenytermeles, 2010
Effects of liming and fertilization on improvement of soil chemical properties were studied in a field trial set up on Dystric Cambisol near Gospic, mountain part of Croatia. The two-year investigations revealed significant increases in pH value in treatment with higher rate of limestone.
Šestak, Ivana, Zgorelec, Željka, Mesić, Milan, Perčin, Aleksandra   +3 more
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Clay fraction mineralogy of a Cambisol in Brazil

Hyperfine Interactions, 2006
Clay minerals having a 2:1 (tetrahedral:octahedral sheet) structure may be found in strongly weathering soils only if the local pedo-climatic environment prevents them from further weathering to other minerals such as iron oxides. The clay minerals impart important chemical properties to soils, in part by virtue of changes in the redox state of iron in
A. S. Anastacio, J. D. Fabris, J. W. Stucki, F. S. Coelho, I. V. Pinto, J. H. M. Viana   +5 more
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Microcosm study on the decomposability of hydrochars in a Cambisol

Biomass and Bioenergy, 2012
Abstract The process of hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) converts biomass into a carbonaceous product named hydrochar. It is hypothesized that due to a high recalcitrance against microbial decomposition in soil, hydrochar may contribute to carbon (C) sequestration, thereby sustaining its function as a soil conditioner. The objective of this microcosm
Ana Gajić, Hans-Günter Ramke, Anika Hendricks, Heinz-Josef Koch   +3 more
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Adsorption of sulphate by a sandy loam soil (calcic cambisol)

Geoderma, 1975
Abstract An arable sandy loam had an appreciable sulphate-adsorping capacity. This was fully reversible over short periods, but not over periods of days. This property was associated with the presence of haematite-containing particles of uncertain origin, but wide distribution in this and other Oxford soils.
F.E. Sanders, P.B.H. Tinker
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Persistence of denitrifying enzyme activity in refrigerated and air‐dried Cambisols

Soil Use and Management, 2000
Abstract. Denitrifying enzyme activity (DEA) declined to a greater extent and was more variable in soils stored air‐dried for 6 months than after storage at 4 °C. DEA was greatest in fertilized soils. The relative differences in DEA between soils were maintained after storage at 4 °C.
M. SS˘imek, E.A. Webster
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Liming, fertilization and chemical properties of dystric cambisols

2008
A field trial with liming and fertilization of Dystric Cambisol at Lika area in mountain part of Croatia was set up in 1998. The trial involved 12 different combinations of liming, mineral and organic fertilization in 4 replications. The crops included in the crop rotation are barley, potato, maize, rye and wheat.
Zgorelec, Željka, Butorac, Anđelko, Šestak, Ivana, Bašić, Ferdo, Sajko, Krunoslav, Mesić, Milan, Perčin, Aleksandra, Kisić, Ivica   +7 more
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Humic substances of Cambisols of the southern Vitim Plateau

Агрохимия / Agricultural Chemistry
As a result of cryogenic processes in pockets, carbon sequestration occurs, the initially formed humus in the upper soil layers, mechanically entering the illuvial horizon, is deposited at depth, preserving information about its main components. Therefore, we consider it relevant to determine the scale of carbon conservation in humus pocket reservoirs.
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Effect of liming on the chemical properties of Dystric Cambisols

2003
A field trial with liming and fertilization of Dystric Cambisols at Lika area in mountain part of Croatia was set up in 1998. The trial involved 12 different combinations of liming, mineral and organic fertilization in 4 replications. The crops included in the crop rotation were spring barley, potato, maize and winter wheat. Two rates of limestone were
Bašić, Ferdo, Butorac, Anđelko, Mesić, Milan, Kisić, Ivica   +3 more
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Cambisols

2008
Ward Chesworth, Marta Camps Arbestain, Felipe Macías, Otto Spaargaren, Otto Spaargaren   +4 more
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