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Chernozems of Lubelszczyzna (eastern Poland)
Soil Science Annual, 2019 The purpose of the work was to characterize the variously used humus in the south-eastern part of the Lublin region. The basic research material were data taken from the literature on the subject. Standard soil science methods were used in the study. The
Chodorowski Jacek +3 more
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Modern and relict features in clayey cryogenic coils: Morphological and micromorphological identification Rasgos modernos y actuales en suelos criogénicos arcillosos: identificación morfológica y micromorfológica Características modernas e ancestrais de solos criogénicos argilosos: identificação morfológica e micromorfológica [PDF]
Spanish Journal of Soil Science, 2013 The research was performed in the south-eastern part of Russia. Soils were formed on clayey parent materials under an extreme continental climate favorable for the deep freezing and maintenance of permafrost.
Marina Lebedeva, Irina Kovda
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Research on the Presence Greyic Phaeozems in Romania
Journal of Agricultural Studies, 2017 Areas under greyic phaeozems of Romania corresponding geographical areas as compared lithostratigraphic are made of clay and marly clay with frequent intercalations of sands and sandstones in a thick package, belonging Sarmatian, respectively, Volhinian and Basarabian, which directly influences the characteristics of the parent material of the soil.In ...
Anca-Luiza Stănilă +2 more
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Amending biochar affected enzyme activities and nitrogen turnover in Phaeozem and Luvisol
GCB Bioenergy, 2023 AbstractSoil nitrogen (N) is a vital source of nutrients for maintaining soil fertility and crop production. However, the effect of biochar application rate on the mechanism of organic N transformation and the contribution of enzyme mineralization is still unclear.
Xing Liu +5 more
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Soil Science Annual, 2019 The Soil Science Society of Poland has elected chernozem to be the Soil of the Year 2019. Although chernozems cover less than 2% of Poland, they have high importance for agriculture due to their productivity and play a specific scientific role for ...
Kabała Cezary
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Chemical Speciation & Bioavailability, 2018 Soil humus degradation strengthens nutrient mining, especially phosphorus. This study was carried out on the Ukrainian Forest-Steppe Zone (UFSZ). A total of 21 soil profiles have been investigated: 11 Phaeozems, 6 Luvisols, and 4 Chernozems.
Waldemar Spychalski +3 more
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Soil Science Annual, 2019 Chernozemic soils are distinguished based on the presence of thick, black or very dark, rich in humus, well-structural and base-saturated topsoil horizon, and the accumulation of secondary carbonates within soil profile.
Kabała Cezary +5 more
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Land use change and ecosystem service provision in Pampas and Campos grasslands of southern South America [PDF]
, 2016 New livestock production models need to simultaneously meet the increasing global demand for meat and preserve biodiversity and ecosystem services.
Corbeels, Marc +5 more
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Insights into the Phaeozem Formation from the Fluvial Parent Material
, 2022 Abstract The formation and evolution of phaeozems have always been an area of interest because the phaeozems play an important role in two regions dubbed as "European Bread Basket" and "Northeast China Storehouse." As the phaeozems contain a large proportion of parent materials and are sensitive to human intervention, their formation and ...
Du Guanxin +6 more
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Soil Science Annual, 2015 To assess the soil quality of Phaeozems and Luvisols from Kujawy region (Kujawy-Pomerania Province, Poland), the soil quality indicators such as: content of organic matter and nutrients, as well as bulk density were used.
Kobierski Mirosław +2 more
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