نتایج جستجو برای: turanian site is soil fertility reduction

تعداد نتایج: 7650589  

2009

Objective: To highlight the need and the potential for an integrated understanding of three key soil-based drivers of plant community structure and dynamics – soil fertility, soil heterogeneity, and microbes. Location: European and North American grasslands. Methods: Review and discussion of conceptual models and empirical literature, including examples of observational and manipulative studies...

2002
Dhruba Pikha Shrestha

A method is proposed to transform the red and near infrared data into a soil index in order to map soil features. The index maximises soil variation and helps improve soil feature mapping while it suppresses spectral response from vegetation cover. Geo-statistical analysis of fi eld data, on the other hand, helps understand spatial dependency pattern and map it, which may not be directly visibl...

The plants, grown in the soils around a Fuel Holding Depot of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Ibadan, Oyo state, Nigeria have been investigated in this research in terms of their density and species composition so that the impact of contamination by petroleum products on soil seed banks could be determined. The study has used designated plots (25m by 25m) in a site, contaminated by...

Journal: Pollution 2018

The plants, grown in the soils around a Fuel Holding Depot of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Ibadan, Oyo state, Nigeria have been investigated in this research in terms of their density and species composition so that the impact of contamination by petroleum products on soil seed banks could be determined. The study has used designated plots (25m by 25m) in a site, contaminated by...

2007
Leonard F. DeBano Paul H. Dunn

Supervisory Soil Scientist, Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, Tempe, Arizona; and Soil Microbiologist, Pacific Southwest Forest and Range Experiment Station, Glendora, California. The weathering of parent rock may be an important source of some nutrients. The rates of weathering of the different parent rock materials vary and affect the inherent fertility and productivity of a...

Journal: :Journal of biogeography 2014
Werner Ulrich Santiago Soliveres Fernando T Maestre Nicholas J Gotelli José L Quero Manuel Delgado-Baquerizo Matthew A Bowker David J Eldridge Victoria Ochoa Beatriz Gozalo Enrique Valencia Miguel Berdugo Cristina Escolar Miguel García-Gómez Adrián Escudero Aníbal Prina Graciela Alfonso Tulio Arredondo Donaldo Bran Omar Cabrera Alex Cea Mohamed Chaieb Jorge Contreras Mchich Derak Carlos I Espinosa Adriana Florentino Juan Gaitán Victoria García Muro Wahida Ghiloufi Susana Gómez-González Julio R Gutiérrez Rosa M Hernández Elisabeth Huber-Sannwald Mohammad Jankju Rebecca L Mau Frederic Mendes Hughes Maria Miriti Jorge Monerris Muchai Muchane Kamal Naseri Eduardo Pucheta David A Ramírez-Collantes Eran Raveh Roberto L Romão Cristian Torres-Díaz James Val José Pablo Veiga Deli Wang Xia Yuan Eli Zaady

AIM Geographic, climatic, and soil factors are major drivers of plant beta diversity, but their importance for dryland plant communities is poorly known. This study aims to: i) characterize patterns of beta diversity in global drylands, ii) detect common environmental drivers of beta diversity, and iii) test for thresholds in environmental conditions driving potential shifts in plant species co...

2004
T. C. Balser K. K. Treseder M. Ekenler

We evaluate the use of signature fatty acids and direct hyphal counts as tools to detect and quantify arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) and saprotrophic fungal (SF) biomass in three Hawaiian soils along a natural soil fertility gradient. Phospholipids16:1u5c and 18:2u6,9c were used as an index of AM and saprotrophic fungal biomass, respectively. Both phospholipid analysis and hyphal length indicated ...

Journal: :The New phytologist 2015
Oscar J Valverde-Barrantes Kurt A Smemo Larry M Feinstein Mark W Kershner Christopher B Blackwood

Few studies describe root distributions at the species level in diverse forests, although belowground species interactions and traits are often assumed to affect fine-root biomass (FRB). We used molecular barcoding to study how FRB of trees relates to soil characteristics, species identity, root diversity, and root traits, and how these relationships are affected by proximity to ecotones in a t...

2016
C. P. Peña-Venegas T. J. Stomph G. Verschoor J. A. Echeverri P. C. Struik

Outsiders often oversimplify Amazon soil use by assuming that abundantly available natural soils are poorly suited to agriculture and that sporadic anthropogenic soils are agriculturally productive. Local perceptions about the potentials and limitations of soils probably differ, but information on these perceptions is scarce. We therefore examined how four indigenous communities in the Middle C...

Journal: :Journal of nematology 2010
Sherri J Morris Richard Conant Nathan Mellor Elizabeth Brewer Eldor A Paul

Soil carbon (C) dynamics and sequestration are controlled by interactions of chemical, physical and biological factors. These factors include biomass quantity and quality, physical environment and the biota. Management can alter these factors in ways that alter C dynamics. We have focused on a range of managed sites with documented land use change from agriculture or grassland to forest. Our re...

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