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Effect of freezing and thawing on water stable aggregates of reclamated soil
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Comparative evaluation of sand sources based on physical and morphological characteristics for cement concrete applications. [PDF]
Sci RepAyesiga H, Mtebwa MH, Macha IJ.
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Sonication integrated with micronization: structural modification to improve the in-vitro digestibility, functional, and antioxidant properties of red pepper seed protein isolate. [PDF]
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Organic matter and water‐stable aggregates in soils
Journal of Soil Science, 1982Summary The water‐stability of aggregates in many soils is shown to depend on organic materials. The organic binding agents have been classified into (a) transient , mainly polysaccharides, (b), temporary , roots and fungal hyphae, and
J. M. TISDALL, J. M. OADES
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Relationship Between Water-Stable Aggregates and Nutrients in Black Soils After Reclamation
Pedosphere, 2007Water-stable aggregates, which are an index for the evaluation of the structural properties of the soil, are affected by many factors. Zhaoguang Farm, Longzhen Farm, and Jiusan Farm were chosen as the representative study sites in the region of black soils, a typical soil resource in Northeast China.
Qiang MA +3 more
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Can flocs and water stable soil aggregates be differentiated within fluvial systems?
CATENA, 2005Abstract This paper uses a number of particle structural characterizations and behavioral assessments in an attempt to differentiate flocs formed in the water column from water stable soil aggregates formed in the terrestrial environment but transported to a river by overland flow.
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