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Impacts of Various Straw Mulching Strategies on Soil Water, Nutrients, Thermal Regimes, and Yield in Wheat-Soybean Rotation Systems. [PDF]

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Liao C, Tang M, Zhang C, Deng M, Li Y, Feng S.   +5 more
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Optimization of parameters affecting organic mulch test to control erosion

Journal of Environmental Management, 2019
Wind erosion is considered as one of the most influential factors in the destruction of land in arid and deserted areas. There is a weak ecosystem in arid lands which wind erosion can move soil particles. Mulch is a compound that is used nowadays to control wind erosion.
Mohammad Jafari, Saeed Shojaei, Mohammad Ali Hakimzadeh   +2 more
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Organic mulch biowall for PAH contaminated groundwater remediation

European Journal of Soil Biology, 2007
Abstract Organic mulch was used as an alternative supporting material in permeable, biological, barrier walls to prevent migration of PAHs. Three types of organic mulch, cypress bark (C), hardwood bark (H) and pine bark nuggets (P) were selected as potential media to capture pollutants or to support PAH-degrading microorganisms.
Youngwoo Seo, Am Jang, Paul L Bishop
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CHANGE IN NUTRIENTS BY MULCHING WITH ORGANIC SUBSTANCES

Конференции, 2021
В орошаемых почвах технология применение различных мульчоматериалы, особенно органические вещества является актуальными вопросами. Для выявление влиянием органических веществ нами были залажены полевые опыты на орошаемых сероземно – луговых почвах Мирзачульского оазиса. В статье указаны изменение питательных элементов под влиянием органических веществ.
R Kurvantaev, M Musurmonova
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Organic Mulching on Carrot Yield and Quality

International Journal of Vegetable Science, 2008
Mulching can affect temperature in the first 20- to 30-cm depth in soils. The objectives of this study were to characterize the possibility of using organic based mulches to modify carrot (Daucus carota L.), cv. Forto Royal, plant growth and determine effects on yield and quality. Mulch treatments included rice (Oriza sativa L.) hulls, sawdust (Populus
J. A. Olfati, Gh. Peyvast, Z. Nosrati-Rad   +2 more
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Comparison of Analytical Methods for Organic Matter in Composts and Organic Mulches

Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis, 2005
Abstract The conventional dichromate (Walkley and Black), carbon analyzer, and weight loss‐on‐ignition (WLOI) methods are compared for determination of organic matter contents in composts and organic mulches. The objective of this study was to evaluate these three methods for their reliability in determining the organic matter contents of composts and ...
Min Zhang, Yuncong Li, Peter J. Stoffella   +2 more
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NO-TILL VEGETABLE PRODUCTION USING ORGANIC MULCHES

Acta Horticulturae, 2004
Conventional tillage practices and the use of polyethylene mulch has led to the loss of soil organic matter and increasing problems of erosion, water logging and soil compaction. A no-till system using permanent beds, permanent sub-surface irrigation and organic mulches grown in-situ, based on that developed by Abdul–Baki & Teasdale (1993) has been ...
G.S. Rogers, S.A. Little, S.J. Silcock, L.F. Williams   +3 more
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Organic Mulches in the Vegetable Cultivation (A Review)

2014
Soil mulching is very important practice in field production. Different mulching materials can be use for different agricultural and horticultural species in different climatic environments. The main role of organic mulches is to protect the soil surface from the influence on unfavorable factors and to improve the growing conditions for the crop plants.
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