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Soil compaction response to wheel traffic in the Rolling Pampas region of Argentina
The present work shows the effects of the different agricultural wheels traffic on the soil physical properties on a Typic Argiudoll soil worked under no-tillage cropping system.
Enrique Ernesto Contessotto +7 more
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Characterization and discrimination of soils by their reflected electromagnetic energy [PDF]
The objective of this work was to verify if reflected energy of soils can characterize and discriminate them. A spectroradiometer (Spectral reflectance between: 400-2,500 nm) was utilized in laboratory. The soils evaluated are located in Bauru region, SP,
José Alexandre M. Demattê
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Selecting the appropriate tyre configuration and settings for heavy farm vehicles is important to ensure that soil compaction and power loss in rolling resistance are minimised and traction is optimised.
David Rivero +5 more
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Soil shrinkage curves and micromorphology in contrasting managements [PDF]
Compaction processes are generally described using methods that do not distinguish volume changes of different types and pore sizes. The adjustment of shrinkage curves (ShC) using the XP model allows elucidation of the effects of soil management on ...
Patricia Lilia Fernandez +6 more
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The adsorption of heavy metals in soils affects their behavior in the environment and their bioavailability to plants. The knowledge of the adsorption mechanisms in competitive systems allows a more realistic evaluation of the metals' behavior in the ...
Cindy Silva Moreira +1 more
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The flat pampas in the state of Santa Fe in Argentina have soils with high silt content, variable carbon content, and diverse degrees of structural degradation.
María Eugenia Carrizo +3 more
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Mapping soil compaction using indicator kriging in Santa Fe province, Argentina
Soil compaction is a complex physical process that affects the crop performance by limiting the expansion of the roots and the reduction of water and nutrients uptake from soil.
Carlos Agustín Alesso +2 more
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Maize root growth is negatively affected by compacted layers in the surface (e.g. agricultural traffic) and subsoil layers (e.g. claypans). Both kinds of soil mechanical impedances often coexist in maize fields, but the combined effects on root growth ...
Miguel Angel Taboada +1 more
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Estimating Sample Size of Soil Cone Index Profiles by Bootstrapping
Measurements of the soil cone index are widely used to assess soil resistance to root penetration (SR) and to monitor the soil compaction status of agricultural fields.
Carlos Agustín Alesso +3 more
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Plant soil compaction poses a serious problem to agriculture because it produces different types of changes in plant characteristics. No method has been implemented to date to use root morphological changes as indicators of soil compaction levels ...
Julio César Ramos +3 more
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