نتایج جستجو برای: soil parent materials

تعداد نتایج: 660360  

2013
Suk Young Hong Budiman Minasny Kyung Hwa Han Yihyun Kim Kyungdo Lee

The knowledge on the spatial distribution of soil available water capacity at a regional or national extent is essential, as soil water capacity is a component of the water and energy balances in the terrestrial ecosystem. It controls the evapotranspiration rate, and has a major impact on climate. This paper demonstrates a protocol for mapping soil available water capacity in South Korea at a f...

ژورنال: علوم آب و خاک 2009
رمضانپور, حسن, فرقانی, سعید, محبوب شارمی, سعید,

Surface charge of soils is measured using two different approaches: ion adsorption and potentiometric titration. Most models of surface charge chemistry of soils have been derived from the data obtained by potentiometric titration. The Uehara and Gillmanُs model was used to estimate the surface charges at some soil pH range in three forest soils of Lahidjan region. The selected soils (Typic Udor...

Journal: :Applied radiation and isotopes : including data, instrumentation and methods for use in agriculture, industry and medicine 2014
P O Suresh A Dosseto H K Handley P P Hesse

The study of uranium-series (U-series) isotopes in soil and sediment materials has been proposed to quantify rates and timescales of soil production and sediment transport. Previous works have studied bulk soil or sediment material, which is a complex assemblage of primary and secondary minerals and organic compounds. However, the approach relies on the fractionation between U-series isotopes i...

2014
K. E. Hall M. J. Calderon K. A. Spokas W. C. Koskinen J. Novak K. Cantrell

In an effort to customize biochars for soil amendments, multiple feedstocks have been combined in various ratios prior to pyrolysis at 350 °C. The resulting variation in the chemistry and structure can affect the adsorption capacity of biochar and thus influence the bioavailability of many chemical compounds in the soil system including phenolic acids. This study examines the sorption of C-labe...

2010
David Sing Charles F Sing

Over evolutionary time humans have developed a complex biological relationship with soils. Here we describe modes of soil exposure and their biological implications. We consider two types of soil exposure, the first being the continuous exposure to airborne soil, and the second being dietary ingestion of soils, or geophagy. It may be assumed that airborne dust and ingestion of soil have influen...

Journal: :Environmental monitoring and assessment 2009
X Y Zhang F F Lin Mike T F Wong X L Feng K Wang

Understanding regional variations of soil heavy metals and their anthropogenic influence are very important for environmental planning. In this study, 286 surface soil samples were collected in Fuyang county, and the 'total' metals for copper (Cu), zinc (Zn), lead (Pb), cadmium (Cd) and nickel (Ni) were measured in 2005. Statistic analysis showed that Cu, Zn, Pb and Cd had been added by exterio...

Journal: :Journal of clinical psychology 2010
Anna S Lau Joey J Fung Vanda Yung

Parent training (PT) is an evidence-based treatment for reducing and preventing child conduct problems and abusive parenting. However, questions have been raised about the dissemination of PT to culturally diverse families who hold different views on childrearing. Group PT was applied in two Chinese immigrant families illustrating strategies for addressing potential cultural barriers. The Incre...

Journal: :Geoderma 2022

Phosphorus (P) availability in calcareous forest soils is commonly low compared to siliceous soils. The main reason for this that phosphate ions tend precipitate with calcium (Ca). Weathering of rocks and the potential microorganisms dissolve parent material not fully understood. Therefore, we examined microbial carbonate dissolution abundance phosphorus-solubilizing bacteria temperate contrast...

Journal: :Science & justice : journal of the Forensic Science Society 2007
R M Morgan P A Bull

The use of grain size distribution analysis in forensic enquiry was investigated with reference to four forensic case studies which contained the type of sample restraints and limitations often encountered in criminal case work. The problems of the comparison of trace and bulk samples are outlined and the need for multiple sample analysis is highlighted. It was found that the problems of soil a...

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