Drying and rewetting of a loamy sand soil did not increase the turnover of native organic matter, but retarded the decomposition of added 14C-labelled plant material

Magid, J.; Kjaergaard, C.; Gorissen, A.; Kuikman, P.J. , Copenhagen, DK 1871 FC

Drying and rewetting of a loamy sand soil did not increase the turnover of native organic matter, but retarded the decomposition of added 14C-labelled plant material

1999

Magid, J. | Kjaergaard, C. | Gorissen, A. | Kuikman, P.J. (Department of Agricultural Sciences, Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University (KVL), Copenhagen, DK 1871 FC (Denmark))

AGROVOC Keywords

crop residues cycling degradation drying humus hydratation hydration lolium perenne residuos de cosechas sandy soils secado soil soil organic matter soil water regimes sol sol sableux stems suelo suelo arenoso tallo tige

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Soil Biology and Biochemistry (United Kingdom)

Volume 31 Issue 4

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pp. 595-602

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Materia organica del suelo; Matiere organique du sol; Sechage; Wetting; Residu de recolte; Regime hydrique du sol; Regimen hidrico del suelo; Degradacion; Hidratacion; Cycle biogeochimique; Ciclo biogeoquimico

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English

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Drying and rewetting of a loamy sand soil did not increase the turnover of native organic matter, but retarded the decomposition of added 14C-labelled plant material

1999

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