Agricultural Soils
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This study was conducted to assess the potential ecological and human health risk of toxic metals in agricultural soils near the industrial areas of Bangladesh. In this study, six toxic metals (chromium, nickel, copper, arsenic, cadmium,... more
A B S T R A C T: There is interconnection between soil quality, water quality, and food safety that is necessary to evaluate pollution levels in these components. Soil contamination by potentially hazardous elements may pose direct and... more
Irragric anthrosols form as a result of prolonged deposition of fine sediments from irrigation water. Ancient irragric soils centuries to millennia old occur in several world regions, especially in arid environments of Asia and the... more
Soils and crops are particularly vulnerable to climate change and environmental stresses. In many agrosystems, soil biodiversity and ecosystem services provided by soils are under threat from a range of natural and human drivers.... more
Wind erosion susceptibility of the Hungarian soils was mapped on national level integrating three pillars of the complex phenomenon of deflation. Results of wind tunnel experiments on erodibility of various and representative soil samples... more
This study quantifies the extent of heavy metal pollution in the agricultural soils (57 samples) from Jajmau, Kanpur, India. Heavy metal concentrations (mg/kg) in agricultural soils, frequently irrigated with treated tannery effluent, are... more
New agricultural soil model approaches based on the microbiome dynamics must be considered as they can contribute to understand microbiological soil processes directly linked to substrate metabolism and the influence of these processes on... more
Evolution and change in agricultural practice is a major factor in the codification of social relations and represents one of the main resources employed by human societies to establish a durable relationship with their environment. Using... more
Heavy metal (HM) contamination in agricultural soils has been a significant health concern worldwide due to their persistent and non-biodegradable nature and biomagnification to higher trophic levels. The present study was conducted to... more
This paper presents the specific terms of vocabulary and diagnostic horizons necessary for a field classification of submerged Histic humipedons (peats, moors). It is simply an exposition of definitions placed side by side with... more