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Science of the Total Environment, 2023
The influence of nutrients during natural vegetation restoration (NVR) in complicated landscapes and hydrologic conditions has often been debated. This study aimed to clarify how nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) runoff influences plant biomass and biodiversity during early restoration stages in gullies.
, Ehsan Tavakkoli, Mingming Guo
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The influence of nutrients during natural vegetation restoration (NVR) in complicated landscapes and hydrologic conditions has often been debated. This study aimed to clarify how nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) runoff influences plant biomass and biodiversity during early restoration stages in gullies.
, Ehsan Tavakkoli, Mingming Guo
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Research on the Presence of Phaeozems in the Suceava Plateau
Revista De Chimie (discontinued), 2019 Phaeozems are in class cernisols and has a wide spread in the Suceava Plateau. These soils have been the objective of many pedo-geographical studies, being firstly interpreted as exhausted chernozems (Obrejeanu et al., 1958), as exhausted brown forest soils (Bucur, 1967), and then as pratozems or chernozems like soils (Florea and Muica, 1962 ...
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[Adsorption behavior of cadmium in phaeozem and burozem].
Ying yong sheng tai xue bao = The journal of applied ecology, 2007The study on the thermodynamics and kinetics of Cd2+ adsorption in phaeozem and burozem showed that within the test range, Cd2+ adsorption was increased with its increasing initial concentration, and phaeozem had a much higher Cd2+ adsorption capacity than burozem.
Guanlin, Guo, Qixing, Zhou
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Distribution of Chernozems and Phaeozems in Central Germany during the Neolithic period
Quaternary International, 2019Abstract A well-based knowledge about the former distribution of Chernozems and Phaeozems is necessary to (i) better understand the factors influencing formation and degradation of these highly fertile soils, and (ii) better explain prehistoric settlement patterns that were also determined by natural factors such as soil fertility.
Christoph Zielhofer +2 more
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Simulating models for Phaeozem hyperspectral reflectance
International Journal of Remote Sensing, 2011It is difficult to analyse soil properties quantitatively with multispectral remote sensing data. An alternative solution is to determine the main spectral characteristic control points of soil hyperspectral reflectance curves by sensitivity analysis methods.
Huanjun Liu +5 more
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Evaluation of heavy metal contamination in Phaeozem of northeast China
Environmental Geochemistry and Health, 2006Surface and profile Phaeozem soil samples from 31 locations affected by various anthropogenic activities such as mining, chemical manufacturing, traffic emission and pesticide application were collected in Heilongjiang Province and Jilin Province, northeast China.
G L, Guo, Q X, Zhou
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Nematode Diversity in Phaeozem Agroecosystems of Northeast China
Pedosphere, 2009The diversity and distribution patterns of soil nematode communities in phaeozem agroecosystems of Northeast China were assessed to evaluate nematode taxonomic diversity and functional diversity in relation to climatic condition and soil characteristics in human modified landscape. Along the latitudinal gradient, soil samples were collected from north (
Qi LI +4 more
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Visible – NIR reflectance for evaluation of luvisols and phaeozems
2015Near infrared spectra of soils with differences in soil colour, organic matter and clay mineral content showed differences in the spectral region from 700 to 1700 nm. The objective of the present study was to describe the information content of soil vis-NIR spectra of two soil types Luvisols and Phaeozems from Romania to assist soil surveys.
Todorova, M. +3 more
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