introduction various factors like climatic conditions, vegetation, soil properties, topography, time, plant residue quality and crop management strategies affect the decomposition rate of organic carbon (oc) and its residence time in soil. plant residue management concerns nutrients recycling, carbon recycling in ecosystems and the increasing co2 concentration in the atmosphere. plant residue d...

abstract soil microbial activity and biochemical processes are often limited by carbon availability in arid- and semi-arid regions, probably due to the low organic matter content. consequently, return of plant residues to soil is a convenient and effortless practice for increasing microbial activities and biochemical reactions. the primary objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of v...

Let n = pq, p, q distinct odd primes. We can divide the numbers in Zn into four classes depending on their membership in QRp and QRq. Let Q11 n be those numbers that are quadratic residues mod both p and q; let Q10 n be those numbers that are quadratic residues mod p but not mod q; let Q 01 n be those numbers that are quadratic residues mod q but not mod p; and let Q00 n be those numbers that a...

This study investigated the development of fungal community composition in arable soil during the degradation of straw residue. We explored the short-term responses of the fungal community over 28 days of decomposition in soil using culture-independent polymerase chain reaction in combination with a clone library and denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE). Fungal cellobiohydrolase I (cb...

In this work, a mineralogical study and thermal decomposition analysis of jarosite residue sample from zinc plant were carried out. The showed that the is mainly composed four components, including jarosites, sulfates–hydroxides, sulfides spinel. distribution relevant metallic elements in these components was characterized using sequential extraction process. X-ray diffraction results AFe3(OH)6...