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Arcesio Salamanca-Carreño, Mauricio Vélez-Terranova, Oscar Mauricio Vargas-Corzo, Otoniel Pérez-López, Andrés Fernando Castillo-Pérez and Pere M. Parés-Casanova
Savannah floodplains are a natural agroecosystem located in the eastern plains of Colombia, with soils considered to be of low fertility. This assumption has not been rigorously validated by direct experimental studies. The aim of the study was to analyz...
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Agnieszka Czajka, Oimahmad Rahmonov and Bartlomiej Szypula
River channels are regulated in various ways and the fertile soils of valleys are occupied for agricultural purposes, accompanied by human settlements. In many places on the floodplains, gravel or sand is mined and former pits fill with water. The conseq...
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Ute Susanne Kaden, Elmar Fuchs, Christian Hecht, Thomas Hein, Holger Rupp, Mathias Scholz and Christiane Schulz-Zunkel
Denitrification in floodplain soils is one key process that determines the buffering capacity of riparian zones in terms of diffuse nitrate pollution. One widely used approach to measure the denitrification potential is the acetylene inhibition technique...
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Rosendo Mendoza, Julián Martínez, Javier Rey, M. Carmen Hidalgo and M. José Campos-Suñol
This study analyses the distribution of the total metal(loid)s content accumulated in the sediments of the Grande River, the most important river course that runs through the old mining district of La Carolina (Jaén, Spain), whose waters are collected in...
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Francisco J. Garcia-Navarro, Elvira Perona, Sara Cubero, Fernando Allende, Sandra Bravo and Raimundo Jiménez-Ballesta
In the Tablas de Daimiel National Park (TDNP) wetlands, a semi-arid wetland system in Spain that is of international importance, it is believed that pollutants from a variety of sources accumulate. In the study reported here, we evaluated soils from the ...
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Diane Saint-Laurent, Vernhar Gervais-Beaulac, Roxane Paradis, Lisane Arsenault-Boucher and Simon Demers
Measuring soil organic carbon (SOC) in riparian forest soils affected by floods is crucial for evaluating their concentration and distribution along hydrological gradients (longitudinal and transversal). Hydromorphological factors (e.g., sedimentation vs...
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