zinc (zn) availability and mobility in soils is controlled by its interaction with the soil matrix and amendments. contradicting evidence has been reported for factors influencing zn behavior in soils. the aim of this study was to investigate the zn sorption in selected acid, calcareous and gypsiferous soils with different background electrolytes (na+, k+ and h2po4, no3 and cl backgrounds). iso...

Soils represent an important filter and buffer system for many cations and anions. Generally, their sorption properties are determined by the contents and compositions of clay minerals and humic substances. A great part of the soil organic matter is associated with clay minerals forming organomineral complexes (Greenland, 1965) which are of pronounced importance with respect to element transpor...

In this study, we focused on the presentation of clay minerals, their conditions formation and different categories. We also reported importance purification in removing impurities responses induced by heat treatment these minerals. Techniques used to detect minerals are exposed. On other hand, mineralogical, physicochemical thermal properties have a direct impact field use These differ from on...

Chemical reactions of organic compounds including pesticides at the interlayer and exterior surfaces of clay minerals and with soil organic matter are reviewed. Representative reactions under moderate conditions possibly occurring in natural soils are described. Attempts have been made to clarify the importance of the chemical nature of molecules, their structures and their functional groups, a...

abstract the association between neotyphodium spp. endophytes and cool-season grasses, particularly tall fescue (festuca arundinacea, schreb), represents a widespread type of mutualism in nature. numerous researches were performed about positive effect of symbiosis on plant resistance to different stresses but the role of symbiosis on nutrients uptake particularly potassium uptake and k-bearing...