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NEMATODE COLONIZATION OF PYRITE CINDER-POLLUTED SOIL

2020

The nematofauna was studied in the early stages of a remediation trial at an industrial site where pyrite cinders had accumulated for 40 years in a large area and were then covered with mineral soil. The cinders were contaminated with several metals and metalloids. The soil of the experimental plots was derived from the mixture of cinders with the covering soil in a 1:1 ratio. Plots were amended with manure and sown with 3 metal resistant plants: Sorghum bicolor L., Helianthus annuus L., and Arundo donax L. Samples were taken : a) at the beginning of the trial on the pyrite cinders and covering soil, separately; b) from the mixture before the application of manure; c) from cultivated plots.…

CinderSettore AGR/11 - Entomologia Generale E ApplicataNematodebiologyBotanyengineeringRecovery Remediation Biodiversity Maturity Index Ecological Indices Nematofauna.Environmental scienceColonizationPyriteengineering.materialGeneral Agricultural and Biological Sciencesbiology.organism_classificationRedia
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Soil quality indicators as affected by a long term barley-maize and maize cropping systems

2011

Most soil studies aim a better characterization of the system through indicators. In the present study nematofauna and soil structure were chosen as indicators to be assess soil health as related to agricultural practices. The field research was carried out on the two fodder cropping systems continuous maize (CM, Zea mays L.) and a 3-year rotation of silage-maize – silage-barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) with Italian ryegrass (R3) and grain-maize maintained in these conditions for 18 years. Each crop system was submitted to two management options: 1) the high input level (H), done as a conventional tillage, 2) the low input level (L), where the tillage was replaced by harrowing and the…

Soil biodiversitylcsh:Plant culturecropping systemmaizeharrowingrotationlcsh:AgricultureNo-till farmingfreeliving nematodecrop rotationsoil health indicators nematofauna aggregate stability cropping systemsoil physical propertielcsh:SB1-1110Cropping systemaggregate stabilitySoil healthfree living nematodesoil chemical propertiesoil cultivationlcsh:Sbarleyphysical properties of soilrotational croppingSoil qualitynematofaunacornSoil structureAgronomyZea mays chemical properties of soilsoil health indicatorsEnvironmental scienceHordeum vulgareSoil fertilityAgronomy and Crop Sciencetillage Hordeum vulgare
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