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Australian Journal of Soil Research articles from May 2006
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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Australian Journal of Soil Research archives from May 2006
Occurrence and simulation of nitrification in two contrasting sugarcane soils from the Australian wet tropics.
May 1, 2006... Introduction
The concentration of ammonium-nitrogen (N[H.sub.4.sup.+]-N) typically exceeds that of nitrate-N (N[O.sub.3.sup.-]-N) in wet tropical sugarcane soils in Queensland, Australia (e.g. Meier et al. 2003; Thorburn and Goodson 2003)....
Organic matter increases jarosite dissolution in acid sulfate soils under inundation conditions.
May 1, 2006... Introduction
Jarosite (K[Fe.sub.3][[OH].sub.6][[S[O.sub.4]].sub.2]) is a common product of pyrite oxidation (van Breemen 1973; Dent 1986) and may occur in substantial amounts in well-drained acid sulfate soils (Lin et al. 2001; Ward et al....
Surface and sub-surface salinity in and around acid sulfate soil scalds in the coastal floodplains of New South Wales, Australia.
May 1, 2006... Introduction
The coastal floodplains in New South Wales (NSW), Australia are largely infilled barrier estuaries (Roy 1984). Extensive estuarine deposits, containing pyrite, were laid down approximately 10 000-6000 years ago (Macdonald et...
Modelling water and chemical transport in large undisturbed soil cores using HYDRUS-2D.
May 1, 2006... Introduction
Pollution of groundwater through leaching of surface-applied chemicals continues to be a worldwide topic of environmental concern (Pang et al. 2000; Magesan et al. 2003; Hassan et al. 2005; Phillips and Burton 2005; Starr et...
Palaeochannels in Northern New South Wales: inversion of electromagnetic induction data to infer hydrologically relevant stratigraphy.
May 1, 2006... Introduction
Palaeochannels, prior streams or relict river channels, have long been recognised throughout the alluvial plains of eastern Australia (Butler 1950; Stannard and Kelly 1968). Pal~eochannels are aggregated relic landscape...
Dispersion and re-deposition of fine particles and their effects on saturated hydraulic conductivity.
May 1, 2006... Introduction
An understanding of the fundamental physicochemical processes occurring in soil profiles is essential to the development of successful soil management practices and in assessing land suitability for particular uses. Surface...
Mathematical modelling of temperature profile of volcanic soils affected by an external thermal impact.
May 1, 2006... Introduction
Chilean soils derived from volcanic materials comprise about 12.7 million ha of native forest and 1.4 million ha of mainly pine and eucalyptus plantations. Heat has been prescribed to control tree diseases, to remove vegetal...
Properties of iron oxides in red Oxisols and red Ultisols as affected by rainfall and soil parent material.
May 1, 2006... Introduction
Red soils are widespread in the tropics and the presence of iron oxides in these soils has a major effect on soil fertility and stability (Schwertmann and Taylor 1989; Kheoruenromne 1992). Iron oxides are also useful...
Occurrence of magnetite in the sand fraction of an Oxisol in the Brazilian savanna ecosystem, developed from a magnetite-free lithology.
May 1, 2006... Introduction
Magnetic properties of minerals are useful attributes in tropical soil classification, allowing inferences about their parent materials and agricultural use (Resende 1976; Curi 1983; Curi and Franzmeier 1987; Resende et al....