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Milica Balo?, Aleksandra Petrovic, Aleksandra Tubic, Tijana Zeremski, Sonja Gvozdenac, Dejan Supic and Vojislava Bursic
The presence of microplastic particles in agroecosystems has profound implications for soil quality, crop yield, and soil biota. Earthworms are widely recognized as valuable soil bioindicators due to their abundance, fast reproduction, and easy manipulat...
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Rita Biasi, Elena Brunori, Silvia Vanino, Alessandra Bernardini, Alessia Catalani, Roberta Farina, Antonio Bruno and Gabriele Chilosi
Plant?soil biota represent a unique living system crucial for improving crops? adaptation to climate change. In vineyards, plant?soil relations are mediated by rootstock?scion interaction, with grafted vines being the main plant material employed in vine...
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Ewa Liwarska-Bizukojc
In this work, the influence of wastewater from full-scale wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) on aquatic and soil biota was reviewed and presented. Moreover, the methods and model organisms used in testing the ecotoxicity of wastewater were shown. It was...
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Erika Skvarekova, Marcela Tausova, Andrea Senova, Gabriel Wittenberger and Jana Novakova
The article highlights the investigation of the relationships between measured quantities during the atmospheric geochemical survey of contaminated soil and the environmental burden of the industrial establishment in eastern Slovakia. Statistical data pr...
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Bijay- Singh
Soil is one of the most important natural resources and medium for plant growth. Anthropogenic interventions such as tillage, irrigation, and fertilizer application can affect the health of the soil. Use of fertilizer nitrogen (N) for crop production inf...
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Jan Zörner, John R. Dymond, James D. Shepherd, Susan K. Wiser and Ben Jolly
Indigenous forests cover 23.9% of New Zealand’s land area and provide highly valued ecosystem services, including climate regulation, habitat for native biota, regulation of soil erosion and recreation. Despite their importance, information on the ...
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Norman Uphoff and Frank B. Dazzo
Irrigated rice production is one of the most essential agricultural activities for sustaining our global population, and at the same time, one of the agricultural sectors considered most eco-unfriendly. This is because it consumes a larger share of avail...
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Ruchita Dixit, Wasiullah, Deepti Malaviya, Kuppusamy Pandiyan, Udai B. Singh, Asha Sahu, Renu Shukla, Bhanu P. Singh, Jai P. Rai, Pawan Kumar Sharma, Harshad Lade and DiPaul
Heavy metals are natural constituents of the environment, but indiscriminate use for human purposes has altered their geochemical cycles and biochemical balance. This results in excess release of heavy metals such as cadmium, copper, lead, nickel, zinc
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Marcela C. Pagano
Pág. Page:188 - 196Abstrac
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A. J. Reinecke, S. A. Reinecke
Pág. 77 - 96
Pathogens Soils are very heterogeneous substrates providing an environmental matrix with varying spatial and temporal gradients of pH, organic carbon, particle size distribution and moisture content. Chemical, physical as well as biological factor...
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