The effect of gypsum amendments on the soil aggregate stability [PDF]
The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of gypsum amendments—flue gas desulfurization gypsum (FGDG) and phosphogypsum (PG)—on soil aggregate stability and susceptibility to water erosion in two contrasting soil types: arable soil from the ...
Tomasz Garbowski +5 more
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Interactive Effects of Tillage and Soil Depth on Soil Aggregate Stability in Relation to Soil Properties and Glomalin-Related Soil Proteins [PDF]
Tillage practices influence soil structural stability by modifying the soil physicochemical environment and biological processes. However, the relationships among tillage, soil depth, Glomalin-related soil proteins (GRSP), and soil aggregate stability ...
Chunjuan Wang +7 more
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Nitrate Nitrogen Addition Promotes Soil Aggregate Stability in Larix olgensis Forest [PDF]
Nitrogen addition significantly affects soil aggregate stability by altering the aggregate microenvironment. Although the ecological effects of nitrogen addition on soil aggregates have been extensively investigated, studies specifically focusing on the ...
Tongbao Qu +5 more
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Assessing soil degradation under land-use change: insight from soil erosion and soil aggregate stability in a small karst catchment in southwest China [PDF]
Background Soil erodibility (K factor) and soil aggregate stability are often used to assess soil degradation in an erodible environment. However, their applicability under land-use change is uncertain, especially agricultural abandonment.
Man Liu, Guilin Han
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Machine learning approaches for the prediction of soil aggregate stability [PDF]
Currently, many Pedotransfer Functions (PTFs) are being developed to predict certain soil properties worldwide, especially for difficult and time-consuming parameters to measure. However, very few studies have been done to assess the feasibility of using
Yassine Bouslihim +2 more
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Evaluation of Aggregate Stability Methods for Soil Health
Aggregate stability is a commonly used indicator of soil health because improvements in aggregate stability are related to reduced erodibility and improved soil–water dynamics. During the past 80 to 90 years, numerous methods have been developed to assess aggregate stability.
Mark Reiter, Amy L Shober, John H Grove
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Soil Aggregate Stability and Grassland Productivity Associations in a Northern Mixed-Grass Prairie. [PDF]
Soil aggregate stability data are often predicted to be positively associated with measures of plant productivity, rangeland health, and ecosystem functioning.
Kurt O Reinhart, Lance T Vermeire
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Glomalin related soil protein, soil aggregate stability and soil aggregate-associated organic carbon under agroforestry practices in southern Ethiopia [PDF]
Land degradation in Ethiopia is escalating due to high population density and the shift from tree-based agricultural systems, like agroforestry practices (AFP), to monoculture farming.
Nebiyou Masebo +7 more
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Aggregate stability in soils cultivated with eucalyptus [PDF]
The objective of this work was to evaluate the aggregate stability of tropical soils under eucalyptus plantation and native vegetation, and assess the relationships between aggregate stability and some soil chemical and physical properties.
Junior Cesar Avanzi +5 more
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Estimating soil aggregate stability with infrared spectroscopy and pedotransfer functions
Soil aggregate stability is an important indicator of soil condition and is directly related to soil degradation processes such as erosion and crusting.
Thomas Chalaux Clergue +4 more
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