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Controlled-Release Fertilizers: Innovations, Challenges, and Practical Applications. [PDF]
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The previous chapter discussed the possibility of using pedometric techniques to make numerical classifications of soil material and soil layers. Of course it is not a step too far to use pedometric techniques to make classifications of entire profiles also. That is the subject of this chapter.
Odgers, Nathan P. +2 more
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The previous chapter discussed the possibility of using pedometric techniques to make numerical classifications of soil material and soil layers. Of course it is not a step too far to use pedometric techniques to make classifications of entire profiles also. That is the subject of this chapter.
Odgers, Nathan P. +2 more
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Vertical migration of microplastics along soil profile under different crop root systems.
Environmental Pollution, 2021Microplastics are highly accumulated in soils and supposed to migrate vertically due to water infiltration, fauna activities, and root growth. In this study, the vertical migration of microplastics along soil profile under three crop roots (corn, soybean,
Hai-Xiao Li +4 more
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Microbial-induced carbonate precipitation prevents Cd2+ migration through the soil profile.
Science of the Total Environment, 2022Cadmium (Cd)-containing wastewater has been used to irrigate agricultural land. However, long term usage has resulted in the accumulation of Cd in the soil systems, which can eventually leach into the aquifer, contaminating groundwater. Microbial-induced
He-Wei Song, Ajay Kumar, Yu-Ling Zhang
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European Journal of Soil Science, 2021
Return of crop straw and its biochar to the agricultural field decreases pressure on phosphorus (P) resources and reduces leaching and P runoff. We conducted a 5‐year field trial from 2013 to 2017 to study the capability of maize straw and its biochar to
Dian-Yun Cao +7 more
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Return of crop straw and its biochar to the agricultural field decreases pressure on phosphorus (P) resources and reduces leaching and P runoff. We conducted a 5‐year field trial from 2013 to 2017 to study the capability of maize straw and its biochar to
Dian-Yun Cao +7 more
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Enhanced Soil Profile Visualization Using Portable X-Ray Fluorescence (PXRF) Spectrometry
Soil horizonation has traditionally relied upon morphological description, field sampling, and laboratory analysis as a means of establishing key diagnostic horizons and features within a soil profile.
Noura Bakr, Tommy Dang, Van Vung Pham
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Characterisation of Soil Profile Roughness
Biosystems Engineering, 2005By using a laser profiler, the surface height variation trace of three types of tillage soil profiles, that is ploughed, harrowed and rolled surface, are obtained. In order to acquire the different direction profiles of every tillage type, the profiles at 0 (parallel), 45 and 90 (perpendicular) degrees with respect to the tillage direction are measured.
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