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Acidification, as a form of soil degradation is a process that leads to permanent reduction in the quality of soil as the most important natural resource.
Čakmak Dragan +6 more
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Terrestrial ecosystems worldwide are receiving increasing amounts of biologically reactive nitrogen (N) as a consequence of anthropogenic activities. This intended or unintended fertilization can have a wide range of impacts on the above- and belowground
Bai, Yongfei +3 more
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Grassland ecosystems are facing soil acidification, occurring either rapidly or gradually, alongside the persistent threats of acid deposition and nitrogen (N) pollution.
Baitao Gu +5 more
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A multi-organism interaction system under soil acidification drives root rot aggravation in Torreya
Summary: Soil acidification driven by human activities has emerged as a key factor aggravating plant root diseases; however, the underlying interaction-based pathogenic mechanisms remain unclear.
Zhanhua Zhou +6 more
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Understanding the biochar's role in ameliorating soil acidity
Extensive acidic soils, which suffer from accelerated soil acidification, are found in southern China. Soil acidity, aluminum toxicity, and nutrient deficiencies severely limited crop productivity in acidic soils.
Ren-yong SHI +3 more
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Soil acidification and indicators [PDF]
Acidification of soil occurs in most environments, including unmodified natural environments. However, under agricultural conditions the acidification rate is often increased because of nitrogen fertiliser use and export of the agricultural product. This
Banabas, Murom +3 more
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Soil acidification negatively affects plant growth, soil microbial composition and diversity, and the sustainability of agricultural ecosystems. The primary sources of soil acidity include base cations (BCs) leaching loss, the weathering of aluminum ...
Shaowen Liu +5 more
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Forms of nitrogen inputs regulate the intensity of soil acidification
Soil acidification induced by reactive nitrogen (N) inputs can alter the structure and function of terrestrial ecosystems. Because different N-transformation processes contribute to the production and consumption of H+, the magnitude of acidification ...
Zhang, Shengmin +13 more
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Strategies for Controlling Acidity of Arable Soils—Sustainable Liming Systems
Stabilizing soil pH is not only a production effect, but mainly an environmental effect that requires a holistic approach and action. Current liming practices in arable soils are limited solely to mitigating and potentially eliminating the negative ...
Witold Grzebisz +3 more
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Soil acidification poses a severe threat to tropical agriculture. This study establishes an explainable machine learning framework to quantify drivers of soil acidification in Hainan Island, China. Total runoff and nitrogen fertilizer application emerged
Yichen Wang +7 more
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