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Responses of carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus to two consecutive drying–rewetting cycles in soils
... the rewetting events (r = ...forest soils, probably attributable to the less activity of nitrifying and denitrifying ...before rewetting, suggesting that a constant amount of water content can ... See full document
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Organic Carbon, Nitrogen and Phosphorus Contents of Some Soils of Kaliti Tea_Estate, Bangladesh
... the soils of Rungicherra tea - estate of Moulvibazar district, Bangladesh [1, ...organic carbon, organic matter, total nitrogen and available phosphorus content of soils of Kaliti tea ... See full document
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Organic Carbon, Nitrogen and Phosphorus Contents of Some Tea Soils
... available phosphorus (AP) of Rungicherra tea estate varied from ...top soils of 0-9 depth contain the highest value for ...the soils are deficient in AP and the values are significantly lower than ... See full document
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Soil properties and not inputs control carbon : nitrogen : phosphorus ratios in cropped soils in the long term
... Frossard, 2015). Fanin et al. (2013) showed that the C : N : P ratios of soil microorganisms resembled that of the water- soluble fraction of the litter they were provided with and not that of the bulk litter, showing ... See full document
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Impact of two centuries of intensive agriculture on soil carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus cycling in the UK
... organic carbon dynam- ics inherited from the RothC model has been described elsewhere (Coleman and Jenkinson, 1999; Smith, 2000; Jenkinson and Coleman, ...for carbon determined by the C/N or C/P ratios of ... See full document
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Responses of Soybean (Glycine max L.) Varieties to NPS Fertilizer Rates at Bako, Western Ethiopia
... the soils are often deficient in phosphorus (P) and nitrogen (N) due to intensive erosion, weathering, and P fixation by free Fe and Al oxides ...the soils would be a sustainable and ... See full document
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Comparative evaluation of the physiochemical parameters of crude oil polluted soil remediated with mushroom (Pleurotus tuberregium)
... organic carbon content of the soil samples increased with increase in the concentration of crude oil pollution (Table ...organic carbon content observed in this study had been reported earlier[11] and may ... See full document
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GOLUM-CNP v1.0: a data-driven modeling of carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus cycles in major terrestrial biomes
... tems globally. We thus ignored the uptake of organic soil N. N uptake by plants from the inorganic-N pool is modeled from the N : C ratio of NPP allocated to biomass pools minus the resorbed N. In the real world, N is ... See full document
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Impact of two centuries of intensive agriculture on soil carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus cycling in the UK
... nutrient cycles (between atmosphere, terrestrial ecosystems including agriculture and hydrological 106 systems) operate at large spatial scales across the whole UK in response to climate change and 107 management ... See full document
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Experiments made on Stackyard Field, Woburn, 1876-1974. III. Effects of NPK Fertilisers and Farmyard Manure on Soil Carbon, Nitrogen and Organic Phosphorus
... increase the carbon and nitrogen contents of the soils more than no fertilisers or nitrogen only, probably because crop yields were small and the extra amounts of organic m[r] ... See full document
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Assessment of the soil chemical properties using the lada methodologies in lesotho: the case of mphosong bolahla watershed in the foothills of the leribe district
... The Chemical analysis indicated that the types and level of degradations found among the various land use types are the main factors to consider in approaching good soil rehabilitation and conservation practices. Soil ... See full document
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Brackish water irrigation on the characteristics of carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus nutrients in the soil nearby crop roots
... on carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus in the soil nearby root zone of ...organic carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus migration rule in the soil, and the dynamic change rule in different ... See full document
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SLO POST REVIEW Biogeochemical Systems
... the carbon cycle, the nitrogen cycle, the sulfur cycle, and the phosphorus ...the carbon cycle, biological processes, human activities, as well as geochemical activities like volcanic activity ... See full document
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Laboratory Measurement of Soil Hydraulic Functions in A Cycle of Drying and Rewetting
... The rewetting process is completed when both tensions are of roughly the same value and the downward flow of water changes direction into an upward flow, ...final rewetting has occurred, the evaporation ... See full document
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Matrix based fertilizers reduce nitrogen and phosphorus leaching in three soils
... Direct losses of P from fertilizer leaching or runoff usually result when fertilizer application is coincident with heavy rain events (Haygarth and Jarvis, 1999). We found 84% of the total P was leached from these ... See full document
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Model of Interactions of Carbon and Nitrogen Biogeochemical Cycles in Highland Grasslands
... the carbon stores in soils were assumed 114 ton per hectare (control case) and 69 t/ha (experimental plot) computed for the layer ...of carbon accumulated in the soils has increased almost to ... See full document
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Variability in δ15N, δ13C and Kjeldahl nitrogen of soils from islands with and without seabirds in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand
... available nitrogen (Lee et al., 1981; Killham, 1994). Nitrogen brought to land by seabirds has been shown to increase plant vigour and influence species composition (Gillham, 1956; Burger et ...greater ... See full document
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An Efficient Synthesis of Ethyl {[3-(hydroxymethyl) quinolin-2-yl]thio}acetate
... The family of sulfur–nitrogen heterocycles includes highly stable aromatic compounds, that display physicochemical properties with relevance in the design of new materials especially those relating to molecular ... See full document
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Growth and yield of sugar beet on contrasting soils in relation to nitrogen supply: II. Growth, uptake and leaching of nitrogen
... On average, the beet at final harvest from the clay loam contained the greatest amounts of phos- phorus, potassium and sodium from all treatments tested and even the crops which received[r] ... See full document
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A Holistic Approach to Understanding the Desorption of Phosphorus in Soils
... assumed to be a function of soil type and the associated surface properties of their minerals. Phosphorus mobility in soils has been commonly studied by quantifying P in di ff erent extracts as a way of ... See full document
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