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Decomposition of European beech and Black pine foliar litter along an Alpine elevation gradient: Mass loss and molecular characteristics
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Predicting phosphorus availability from chemically diverse conventional and recycling fertilizers.
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Decomposition of beech (Fagus sylvatica) and pine (Pinus nigra) litter along an Alpine elevation gradient: Decay and nutrient release
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Recent Developments of No-Till and Organic Farming in India: Is a Combination of These Approaches Viable?
The increase in crop production brought by the green revolution in India is now shadowed by new challenges related to soil degradation (e.g., erosion, decline of soil organic matter content,…
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Lignin decomposition along an Alpine elevation gradient in relation to physicochemical and soil microbial parameters
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Progressing substrate decomposition toward the final stages thus appears to be linked with microbial community differentiation, and the importance of lignin as SOM compound in alpine Histosols evaluated.
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Functional recycling of bio-based, borate-stabilized insulation materials as B fertilizer.
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Conversion of CFI to B fertilizer provides a meaningful end-of-life strategy, which would contribute to a more resource-efficient and sustainable economy and to several of the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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Silicon Availability from Chemically Diverse Fertilizers and Secondary Raw Materials.
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These methods better reproduce the conditions of fertilizer dissolution in soil and around the root by buffering the pH close to neutral and extracting the dissolved Si(OH)40 with ferrihydrite (Iron Bag method) for maximum quantitative extraction.
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Does sample drying temperature affect the molecular characteristics of organic matter in soil and litter? A statistical proof using ATR infrared spectra
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Improving the prediction of fertilizer phosphorus availability to plants with simple, but non-standardized extraction techniques.
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Field evaluation of a boron recycling fertiliser
Boron (B) is a plant nutrient and a limited mineral resource. Therefore, secondary B sources such as endof-life cellulose fiber insulation (CFI) should be preferred for B fertiliser production over…
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