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Responses of a non N-limited forest plantation to the application of alkaline-stabilized dewatered dairy factory sludge.

• Beatriz Omil, Rosa Mosquera-Losada, A. Penas Merino
• Journal of environmental quality
• 2007

Amendment of forest soils with dewatered dairy factory sludge (DDFS), characterized by low heavy metal contents and high amounts of degradable C, can prevent the depletion of soil nutrients that… (More)

Trace elements in soils and plants in temperate forest plantations subjected to single and multiple applications of mixed wood ash.

• Beatriz Omil, Verónica Piñeiro, A. Penas Merino
• The Science of the total environment
• 2007

Wood ash, a by-product generated in power plants, can be used to fertilize forest plantations to replenish nutrients lost during harvesting. Although wood ash generally contains low levels of trace… (More)

Effectiveness of wood ash containing charcoal as a fertilizer for a forest plantation in a temperate region

• Martín Santalla, Beatriz Omil, Roque Rodríguez-Soalleiro, A. Penas Merino
• Plant and Soil
• 2011

Amendment of forest soils with mixed wood ash (MWA) generated in biomass power plants can prevent the depletion of soil nutrients that results from the intensive harvesting of forest plantations.… (More)

Organic matter properties in soils afforested with Pinus radiata

• César Pérez-Cruzado, Benjamín Sande, +5 authors A. Penas Merino
• Plant and Soil
• 2013

Afforestation causes important alterations in SOM content and composition that affect the soil functions and C balance. The aim of this study was to identify the mechanisms that determine the changes… (More)

Organic pollutants profiling of wood ashes from biomass power plants linked to the ash characteristics.

• Ledicia Rey-Salgueiro, Beatriz Omil, A. Penas Merino, Elena Martínez-Carballo, Jesús Simal-Gándara
• The Science of the total environment
• 2016

PURPOSE Wood ash, characterized by high content of certain nutrients and charcoal, can be applied to soils as a means of managing this waste product improving the soil quality. The associated… (More)

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