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5 days ago · Characterization of Soil Profile under Different Orchard Management Systems of Tadepalligudem Block of West Godavari District of Andhra Pradesh
5 days ago · This comprehensive study contributed to elucidating important aspects of soil bacterial biogeography including the major impact of soil depth on the phylogenetic β‐diversity, and the greater influence of geographic distance on subsoil than on topsoil bacterial communities in agroecosystems. Expand. 2. PDF.
5 days ago · Soils support 95-98% of the global food supply. They also play many other key roles in climate regulation and carbon sequestration, the water cycle, and the development of traditional knowledge for landscape management. Soil quality and soil health are thus at the heart of sustainable development and their goals.
3 days ago · In the surface layer of the soil profile under Triticosecale cultivation, the total nitrogen content in the 0–20 cm profile was 2.41 g N Total kg −1, and the organic carbon content was 21.37 g C org kg −1, while in the soil under Zea mays cultivation, they were, respectively, 1.49 g N Total kg −1 and 10.95 g C org kg −1. The content of both analyzed parameters decreased with increasing depth of the soil profile.
4 days ago · Prepared using published reports and maps of NBSS&LUP in 1:250,000 scale and collected soil sample.
3 days ago · Plant and Soil is an international journal that publishes content exploring the interface of plant biology and soil sciences, and that enhances our ...
5 days ago · Complete answer: The primitive organisms that are present or live in the soil, makes the burrows in soil, and make the soil porous and aerated, fungi that found in the soil depends on the dead worms and all decompose and release all organic molecule to the soil and makes the soil nutrient rich.
