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A bimonthly scholarly journal covering all aspects of soil research in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region, for practitioners and researchers. Includes both internationally relevant and region-specific research on all areas of soil science, land and wat
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Statistical patterns of carbonates and total organic carbon on soils of Tuber rufum and T. melanosporum (black truffle) brules.(Report)
March 1, 2009... Introduction
The properties of carbonated soils limit the development of many mycorrhizal mushrooms. Truffles (Tuber Micheli ex Wiggers) are nevertheless an exception to this rule, since the calcareous and well drained soils of Mediterranean forests afford the required habitat for many...
Organic acid mediated nutrient extraction efficiency in three calcareous soils.(Report)
March 1, 2009... Introduction
The secretion of organic acids by plant roots is now regarded as one of the common mechanisms involved in solubilising relatively insoluble soil nutrients (Jones et al. 1994). One of the effects linked to nutrition that organic acids have in root exudates is the...
Management practices for control of runoff losses from cotton furrows under storm rainfall. III. Cover and wheel traffic effects on nutrients (N and P) in runoff from a black Vertosol.(Report)
March 1, 2009... Introduction
Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) was grown on some 550 000 ha in inland New South Wales and Queensland in 1998-99, with 82% of the area irrigated, predominantly by flood irrigation in furrows (Cotton Yearbook 1999). Given the high levels of fertiliser use in cotton production,...
Soil indicators and their use by farmers in the Billabong catchment, southern New South Wales.(Report)
March 1, 2009... Introduction
Earth's ecosystems depend on functional soil. Soil is critical for decomposition and nutrient cycling, which in turn sustains plant and animal productivity, supports biodiversity, enhances air quality, and maintains water quality (Torsvik et al. 1990; Doran 2002; Sojka et al....
Preface: nutrient management by the Australian grains industry.(Report)
February 1, 2009... The contributions to this special. edition of the Australian Journal of Soil Research report recent research undertaken as part of a Nutrient Management Initiative established by the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC). The Corporation is a statutory authority established to...