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Australian Journal of Soil Research articles from May 2007
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 2007
Characteristics and genesis of two strongly weathered soils in Samar, Philippines.
May 1, 2007... Introduction
Despite the increased research interest in tropical soils during the last few decades, their diversity and complexity (Moormann 1972; Gracheva et al. 2001; Dudal 2003) remain poorly understood (e.g. Theng 1991; Stolbovoy...
Properties of regolith beneath lateritic bauxite in the Darling Range of south Western Australia.
May 1, 2007... Introduction
Mining of lateritic bauxite in the Darling Range of south Western Australia exposes subsurface horizons of the lateritic profile in the mine floor. These materials vary greatly in composition and structure; sometimes providing...
Phosphorus sorption--desorption by purple soils of China in relation to their properties.
May 1, 2007... Introduction
Phosphorus (P) is not only a limiting nutrient element for primary productivity in ecosystems, but also the limiting factor for freshwater eutrophication (Parry 1998). Continuous inputs of P fertilisers for maximising...
Growth of Eucalyptus species in a Brown Kandosol, and changes in soil phosphorus fractionation following fertilisation.
May 1, 2007... Introduction
Prior to bauxite mining at Weipa, Australia, the native eucalypt forest is removed and the Brown Kandosol (Isbell 2002) preserved for revegetation. In the 'dual-stripping' process that has been used at Weipa, tandem scrapers...
Scattered native trees and soil patterns in grazing land on the Northern Tablelands of New South Wales, Australia.
May 1, 2007... Introduction
Over large areas of Australia, the original cover of native woodland has been cleared or modified, and what remains is often characterised by scattered trees beneath which the ground-storey vegetation is largely grazed or...
Long-term trends in fertility of soils under continuous cultivation and cereal cropping in southern Queensland. IX *. Simulation of soil carbon and nitrogen pools using CENTURY model.
May 1, 2007... Introduction
Maintaining or improving the soil organic matter levels in soils is critical for production sustainability in agricultural systems. Continuous cultivation and cereal cropping results in a decline in the soil organic matter...
Persistent improvements in the structure and hydraulic conductivity of a Ferrosol due to liming.
May 1, 2007... Introduction
Ground agricultural limestone (total 15t/ha) applied to the surface of a well-fertilised pasture growing on a Ferrosol in cool temperate Tasmania decreased penetrometer resistance in the surface 150 mm of the profile (Rowe and...
Rietveld-based mineralogical quantitation of deferrified oxisol clays.
May 1, 2007... Introduction
Oxisols cover almost 60% of the Brazilian land and comprise 40% of the mapping units of the soil map of the Sao Paulo State (de Oliveira 1999). The clay mineralogy of these soils contains the usual components, namely...
Field calibration of ThetaProbe (ML2x) and ECHO probe (EC-20) soil water sensors in a Black Vertosol.(Short Communication)
May 1, 2007... Introduction
Many hydraulic and agronomic studies require accurate and continuous monitoring of soil water content. These measurements yield information about water transmission, redistribution, and storage after wetting. There is abundant...