Plant and Soil
Effect of two restoration techniques on: plant and soil surface cover and pastoral value in Steppic Algerian rangelands
... (total plant cover), showed a significant difference between the restored and unrestored areas, the results showed the higher rate inside the restored (enclosure and pastoral plantation) areas than in the ...
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Soil Inoculation steers plant-soil feedback, suppressing ruderal plant species
... established plant-soil interactions that are weaker than those produced by co-evolved plant and soil populations (Felker- Quinn et ...Alternatively, plant-soil feedbacks are ...
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Vegetable plant and Soil health
... increase soil organic carbon (SOC), improve water and nutrient retention, increase soil aggregation and change soil microbial composition (supressing pests and ...the soil, promotion of ...
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Density-dependency and plant-soil feedback: former plant abundance influences competitive interaction between two grassland plant species through plant-soil feedbacks
... Negative plant-soil feedback strength is often assumed to increase with previous plant density, but this has been rarely tested (e.g., Bagchi et al. 2010; Bell et al. 2006; Comita et al. 2014; Kos et ...
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Effects of heavy metal dumping on soil, water and plant within akure, Ondo State
... of soil, water and plant. The results obtained after the soil samples collected at both Ondo state refuse dump site and new stadium metal scrap market analyzed indicated that regardless of different ...
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GIS Mapping of Soil Available Plant Nutrients (Potentiality, Gradient, Anisotropy)
... the soil plant ...the soil plant nutrients: potentiality, gradient and ...of soil ability to supply plant nutrients; meanwhile gra- dient expresses the increasing rate of the ...
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Simple measures of climate, soil properties and plant traits predict national-scale grassland soil carbon stocks
... stable soil C stocks to be largely insensi- tive to temperature (Conant et ...N-rich plant material reducing the need for ‘microbial mining’, a pro- cess where soil microbes decompose SOM to acquire ...
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POLYETHYLENE AND RICE STRAW AS SOIL MULCHING: REFLECTION OF SOIL MULCH TYPE ON SOIL TEMPERATURE, SOILBORNE DISEASES, PLANT GROWTH AND YIELD OF TOMATO
... The soil temperature under plastic mulch depends on the thermal properties (reflectivity, absorptive or transmittance) of a particular material in relation to the incoming solar radiation (Schales and Sheldrake, ...
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168 PLANT SOIL ENVIRON.,
... RNeasy Plant Total RNA kit ...into soil and maintained under climate chamber conditions for approximately three weeks before inocu- ...Each plant was inoculated in two young leaves with 20 µl of RNA ...
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Plant competition alters the temporal dynamics of plant-soil feedbacks
... by soil pathogenic fungi and they both grow better in the heterospecific than in conspecific conditioned soil or in a mixture of heterospecific conditioned soils (Bezemer et ...field soil conditioned ...
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Some Plant-Soil Relationships on an Ungrazed Range Area of Southeastern Idaho.
... As compared with that of the Newdale soil, plant growth and species composition on the Brunt soil appeared to be influenced by a strong B2 soil horizon which [r] ...
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Entropy and dynamics of soil-plant system
... We studied the pattern of the relative redistribution and formation of the relative diversity of chemical elements (Ca, K, P, S, Na, Si, Al, Fe, Mg, and Cl) in the course of the evolution of the RM-plant system ...
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Soil availability, plant uptake and soil to plant transfer of 99Tc A review
... of plant phosphate transporters includ- ing those expressed in roots (Smith et ...other plant species, suggesting that these are amongst the oldest and most highly conserved of plant proteins ...
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PLANT SOIL ENVIRON.,
... In the first year of the experiment pendimethalin was applied preemergence ( PRE ) at 4 kg ai/ha soon after plant- ing, and bentazone was applied postemergence ( POST ) at 3 kg ai/ha when germinated bean plants ...
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Carbon sequestration of mature black locust stands on the Loess Plateau, China
... and soil, and the carbon stored capacity of each subsystem was ...age. Soil organic carbon increased with increasing stand age and accounted for ...stored. Soil CaCO 3 content also increased with ...
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Functional analysis of liverworts in dual symbiosis with Glomeromycota and Mucoromycotina fungi under a simulated Palaeozoic CO₂ decline
... and soil organic matter accumulated (Bidartondo et ...land plant taxa have been found to associate exclusively with one or other of these fungal groups, representa- tives of nearly all extant early ...
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Functional analysis of liverworts in dual symbiosis with Glomeromycota and Mucoromycotina fungi under a simulated Palaeozoic CO2 decline.
... and soil organic matter accumulated (Bidartondo et ...land plant taxa have been found to associate exclusively with one or other of these fungal groups, representa- tives of nearly all extant early ...
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Soil organic matter status and penetration resistance at alley cropping system on degraded acid dryland
... of soil organic matter can make the soil becomes compact, and clotted making that make roots difficult to ...in soil containing high ...clay soil has a higher penetration resistance compared ...
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Use of Six Planting Media on Shallow Bed and Plant Container Systems to The Growth and Yield of Sweet Potato (Ipomoea batatas L.) for Roof Garden
... substitutes soil, which could store water and has lower temperature than the ...Meanwhile, soil has heavier weight and higher temperature, due to weight of the soil volume may affect porous space of ...
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Inter taxa differences in root uptake of 103/106Ru by plants
... 2001), Ca (Broadley et al., 2003) and Mg, K, N, and P (Broadley et al., 2004). These studies reveal that, with the exception of N and P, at least some of the inter-species differences in rel- ative concentration can be ...
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