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Prunus spinosa species is distributed across wide range of geographical areas which are subject to climatic, edaphic factors and long-term divergent selection. This could lead to local adaptation hence ecotypes in terms of morphological,... more
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      HorticultureBiologyPlant and Soil Science
A rootbox is described which allows observation of an intact, entire root system. Roots are sandwiched against a plexiglass surface by a nylon mesh that is impermeable to roots, but permeable to water and nutrients. To quantify root... more
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      Image ProcessingImage AnalysisBiological SciencesObservation
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      Soil science and plant nutritionPlant and Soil Science
Nitrogen (N) loss through ammonia volatilization from paddy fields at three sites in Vietnam was measured using the dynamic chamber method. Two sites were located in northern Vietnam and volatilization was measured in the summer and... more
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      Plant BiologyVietnamSeasonalityNitrogen
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      Plant NutritionSoil science and plant nutritionPlant and Nutritional BiochemistryPlant and Soil Science
Remote sensing is a powerful tool for monitoring spatiotemporal variations of crop health status in terms of morphophysiology status helping for precision farming. In comparison with multispectral, hyperspectral imaging with narrow bands... more
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      Environmental ScienceRemote SensingCarbon DioxideHyperspectral Imaging
Seedlings of Sinapis alba L. species (white/yellow mustard) were grown in nutrient solution containing different concentrations 50, 100, 250 and 500 mg/kg Cu for 10 days. Seedlings were measured and weighed at the end of the experiment.... more
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      BiochemistryBotanyPlant Physiology (Biology)Plant Physiology
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      Biological SciencesEnvironmental SciencesNitrogenSoil retention water
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      Carbon CycleBiological SciencesEnvironmental SciencesSoil Fertility and Plant Nutrition
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A. altissima [(M ill.) Swingle] is a hardy, fast-growing, invasive species, common in all temperate areas. The Cu, M n and Zn content was determined in A. altissima individuals growing in the coastal area in Constanța, Romania, as part of... more
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      Environmental ScienceSoil SciencePlant Physiology (Biology)Plant Physiology
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      Biological SciencesEnvironmental SciencesPotassiumManagement Practice
This study aims to put forth soil-plant interactions of Arbutus andrachne and Arbutus unedo in West Anatolia. Soil analysis showed that these taxa grow on different kinds of soils with sandy-clayey-loam,... more
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      Western AnatoliaArbutus andrachnePlant and Soil ScienceArbutus unedo
Aluminium toxicity is one of the major factors that limit plant growth and development in many acid soils, by multiple, and still poorly understood mechanisms. In this paper, the aluminium content determinations were done through atomic... more
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      ChemistryBioaccumulationPlant Physiology (Biology)Plant Physiology
Carnivorous plants may benefit from animal-derived nutrients to supplement minerals from the soil. Therefore, the role and importance of their roots is a matter of debate. Aquatic carnivorous species lack roots completely, and many... more
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      PhysiologyNutritionAdaptationEcology
This field study was conducted to investigate the biostimulation effect of the application of cow dung to crude oil polluted soils. Four rates of crude oil (0, 100, 200 and 300 mL) and four rates of cow dung (0, 20, 40 and 60 g) were used... more
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For soil characterization on edges of the Salt Lake Djendli (Chott); wetland in Southeast of Constantine (Algeria) covering 3,700 ha; we collected 28 soil samples representing four stations with seven samples for each, ecopedological... more
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      Soil ScienceWetlandsEnvironmental Soil ScienceSoil Salinity
The main objective of the study was to assess levels of resistance of some selected bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) varieties to storage bruchids (Common bean weevil Acanthoscelides obtectus (Say) and Mexican... more
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      Biological SciencesPhosphorusEnvironmental SciencesMaize
Studies were carried out to estimate the extent of genetic variability in fifty six maize (Zea mays L.) genotypes (6 drought tolerant inbred lines, 7 other inbred lines, 42 crosses and a check) under non-stress and water stress at... more
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      GeneticsPlant BreedingPlant breeding and geneticsPlant Science
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      Plant BiologyCrop ProductionNitrogenNutrient Uptake
Sebuah buku panduan langkah-langkah dalam pengerjaan praktek mata kuliah ilmu tanah di FPP UNDIP
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      Soil SciencePlant and Soil Science
Pengambilan dan Persiapan Contoh Tanah
Penetapan Populasi Mikrob Tanah Metode Cawan Hitung
Penetapan Populasi Mikrob Tanah Metode MPN
Pengamatan Morfologi Sel Bakteri dan Fungi
Respirasi Tanah
Fauna Tanah
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      Soil ScienceEnvironmental Soil ScienceSoil Science, Environmental Soils Science, Another Soil and Environmental Sciences are possibleSoil Science and Agricultural Chemistry
The growth performance of plants varies in different environments and is strongly influenced by various biotic and abiotic factors. This, in turn affects the composition of the active compounds which are the product of metabolism (such as... more
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      Soil sciencesPlant and Soil Science
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      Biological SciencesPhosphorusEnvironmental SciencesAgricultural Production
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Long essay paper by Candela Martínez Doceda for the LYX084B10 Pre-Master IR-I: Theory of International Relations course in the University of Groningen. January 2020. Graded 9. The boundaries of international relations and global affairs... more
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      International RelationsMoral PhilosophyGreen Political TheoryPlant Physiology and Biochemistry-Seed Science and Technology
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Amending soil with animal wastes can be useful in food production as well as a means of waste disposal. It has been found to enhance physico-chemical properties and enhance yield. Poultry manure (PM), swine waste (SW), cow dung (CD), and... more
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      Soil ScienceAgronomyEnvironmental ManagementAgriculture
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      Soil ScienceAgronomyOrganic agriculturePlant Biology
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      Biological SciencesEnvironmental SciencesExotic PlantsPlant population ecology
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This study was undertaken with the aim of illuminating the soil-plant interactions of Pistacia lentiscus L., which is a Mediterranean sclerophylleous coastal zone plant in the Western Anatolian part of Turkey. The soil analysis data... more
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      Plant BiologyWestern AnatoliaPistacia LentiscusPlant and Soil Science
To economically evaluate production in terms of quality and quantity in newly reclaimed area of desert under drip irrigation system an investigation was conducted for two consecutive seasons in a vineyard to scrutinize the effects of... more
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      EconomicsHorticultureOrganic agricultureBIOCHAR
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ABSTRAK Tanah jerlus adalah suatu masalah yang telah lama dihadapi oleh pesawah-pesawah di kawasan Kedah dan Perlis. Tanah jerlus dicirikan oleh nilai kekuatan struktur lapisan tanah keras (hardpan) yang rendah. Sebanyak lima plot telah... more
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      Soil ScienceAgricultureSoft soilsSoil Fertility and Plant Nutrition
The morphological, physical and chemical properties of soils under different land uses in Hunkuyi Northern Guinea savanna of Nigeria was assessed with their suitability for maize crop production. Three major agricultural land uses... more
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      Soil SciencePedology (Soil)MaizeLand Suitability Analysis
A comparison was made between a long-term rice–wheat cultivation with fertilizer nitrogen–phosphorus–potassium (NPK) or added organics [farmyard manure (FYM), paddy straw (PS), green manure (GM)] and a permanent fallow on bulk density... more
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      Plant BiologyPhosphorusNitrogenPotassium
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      Science CommunicationClimate ChangeEnvironmental policyComplexity
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      Soil ScienceAgronomyAgriculturePlant and Soil Science
Background. Faba bean is an important starch-based protein crop produced worldwide. Soil acidity and aluminium toxicity are major abiotic stresses affecting its production, so in regions where soil acidity is a problem, there is a gap... more
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      Plant Stress PhysiologyPlant and Soil Science
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      Biological SciencesEnvironmental SciencesPlant DevelopmentPlant and Soil Science