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Kinetics of cadmium and cobalt desorption from iron and manganese oxides
(Soil Science Society of America, 1995)
Oxides of Fe and Mn in soils are capable of sorbing large amounts of trace metal ions and can therefore be important in controlling trace metal concentrations in soil solution, and hence trace metal bioavailability in ...
Fractionation and distribution of arsenic in soils contaminated by cattle dip
(American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America, and Soil Science Society of America, 1998)
Soils surrounding cattle dips in Australia are known to be highly contaminated with As and are potentially of major concern to the environment and human health. A study of 11 dip sites in northern New South Wales (NSW) has ...
Cadmium and cobalt desorption kinetics from soil clays: effect of sorption period
(Soil Science Society of America, 1998)
Soil solution metal concentrations and hence metal bioavailability are controlled by sorption-desorption reactions at the surfaces of soil colloids. Compared with the numerous studies on sorption of metals by soils, there ...
Desorption of copper from some New Zealand soils
(Soil Science Society of America, 1993)
Availability of soil Cu to plants is dependent on the desorption into the soil solution of Cu from the surfaces of soil colloidal materials. Although there have been many studies of Cu sorption by soils, however, few have ...
Application of capillary electrophoresis to anion speciation in soil water extracts: II. Arsenic
(Soil Science Society of America, 2000)
A method has been developed for the speciation of arsenic (AsO₂⁻, AsO₄³⁻, and dimethylarsinic [DMA]) in natural soil solutions from contaminated sites in Australia. The separation of these anions was achieved by capillary ...
Critical evaluation of methods for determining total organic phosphorus in tropical soils
(Soil Science Society of America, 1990)
The determination of total organic phosphorus (TOP) in soils presents several methodological problems, particularly on strongly weathered and tropical soils. We reviewed the application of several methods for TOP determination ...
Using organic phosphorus to sustain pasture productivity: A perspective
(Elsevier, 2014-06)
Organic phosphorus (P) in grazed pastures/grasslands could sustain production systems that historically relied on inorganic P fertiliser. Interactions between inorganic P, plants and soils have been studied extensively. ...
Analysis of potentially mobile phosphorus in arable soils using solid state nuclear magnetic resonance
(American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America, and Soil Science Society of America, 2002)
In many intensive agroecosystems continued inputs of phosphorus (P) over many years can significantly increase soil P concentrations and the risk of P loss to surface waters. For this study we used solid-state ³¹P nuclear ...
Risks and benefits of pasture irrigation using treated municipal effluent : A lysimeter case study, Canterbury, New Zealand
(Springer, 2020-01-23)
Compared to discharge into waterways, land application of treated municipal effluent (TME) can reduce the need for both inorganic fertilizers and irrigation. However, TME irrigation may result in the accumulation of ...
Environmental parameters affecting the concentration of iodine in New Zealand pasture
(American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America & Soil Science of America, 2019-08-21)
Iodine (I) is an essential trace element commonly deficient in agricultural systems. Whereas there is much information on I in food crops, there is a lacuna of knowledge on the environmental factors that affect pasture I ...