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... of biochar is promising for improving the physical, chemical and hydrological properties of ...the influence of biochar particle ...of biochar size on the ... See full document

... effects on the movement of pesticides in soil is the influence of organic material originating from the application of pig slurry to agricultural ...to soil, herbicide behavior is altered ... See full document

... mound and the adjacent soil, with higher values in the mound than in the ...the influence of the mound on its adjacent soil (Table ...quantified and systematized ... See full document

... fruits, and consequently has a positive effect in protecting against many disorders, and particularly degenerative diseases, like memory loss, cancer, heart disease, vision problems and ageing (Shi ... See full document

... spacing and probably due to some scale effect, as discussed by Blöschl & Sivapalan ...working on time scales, and this is one of the biggest obstacles to handling in the field of ...the ... See full document

... The influence of green fertilization on physical characteristics of soils is also due to them promoting greater accumulation of vegetal material deposited on the soil, which raises ... See full document

... The Des was determined by the volumetric ring method (Kiehl, 1979), where one repetition was applied per depth per sampling. The SPR in the layers examined was measured with a penetrometer (SC-60, Soil Control; ... See full document

... natural soil heterogeneity (Camargo et ...compaction and water erosion (Novaes Filho et ...the soil as follows: forested areas > no-tillage > conventional ...impact on K sat variability, ... See full document

... of soil hydraulic properties forms often a limiting factor in unsaturated zone modelling, especially at the larger ...the hydraulic character- ization of soils are time-consuming and ... See full document

... content and relationship with hydrophobic soil The hydrophobicity of a soil is not static but varies spatially and temporary, as such, one of the key variables that infl uences its ... See full document

... focused on resolving the issues of the water/physical properties of the soil and their dynamics under the given agro- hydrological ...processes and shedding some new light ... See full document

... -3 and reached about ...the soil P concentration increased in 1313%, which is related to soil and crop conditions of their ...the soil is due to the carboxylic and phenolic ... See full document

... positively influence edaphic aspects such as mechanical strength, aeration, aggregation and availability of water and ...plants and their effects on soil, as observed for ... See full document

... Souza ND, Amodei JB, Xavier CN, Dias AF Jr, Carvalho AM. Estudo de caso de uma planta de carbonização: avaliação de características e qualidade do carvão vegetal visando uso siderúrgico. Floresta e Ambiente 2016; 23(2): ... See full document

... of its good forage quality, high forage yield in a wide range of environments, and high adaptability to different climatic conditions (Dordas, 2006; Berg et ...hay and is a reliable high- quality ... See full document

... horizon and expose the subsoil in the cut ...leveling, and, therefore, there is a call for studies on the impact of leveling on soil physical properties and ... See full document

... drying and freeze-drying on the colour, texture, chemical properties (ash, sugars, fibre and vitamin C), phenolic compounds and antioxidant activity of ...ºC and 60 ºC, in the ... See full document

... food and, therefore, more soil ...of soil contamination (Amorim et ...deterioration and loss of soil functions (European Commission 2013) are the major complications associated with ... See full document

... the physical properties that define the characteristics such as soil water flow can be an indicator of nutrient movement and crop development (Hincapié; Tobón, ...The soil structure ... See full document

... region. Biochar is a C-based material produced from the pyrolysis of biomass under partial or complete oxygen limitation and temperatures ranging from 300 to 1000 °C (Ka- vitha et ...outer and inner ... See full document