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Soil Compaction

1989
C. R. Silversides, U. Sundberg
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Soil Compaction

2020
I. HÃ¥kansson, W.B. Voorhees
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Agricultural Soil Compaction

2016
The soil type, crops grown, and weather conditions determine the effects of soil compaction on plant growth and yield. Soil compaction can significantly reduce yields due to N losses, decreased K availability, and lowered root respiration because of reduced soil aeration, under wet conditions.
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Soil compaction in forest soils

2010
Soil compaction is a widespread degradation process in forest sites. Soil degradation occurring on the structural formation of a natural soil system by rainfall or mechanical outer forces generally results in soil particles to be rearranged tighter than its previous status. In this case, soil compaction -defined as the increase in bulk density of soil-
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Soil Compaction

2002
null Johnson   +2 more
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Compaction of Soils

Soil Science Society of America Journal, 1965
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