Search for dissertations about: "ARABLE LAND"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 68 swedish dissertations containing the words ARABLE LAND.
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11. Land Use Change in Space and Time : implications for plant species conservation in semi-natural grasslands
Abstract : Land use change has during the last century altered the traditional rural landscape in Sweden, resulting in a major decline in species diversity. Traditional small-scale farming, with a remarkably high small-scale species richness, has changed in favour of rationalized agriculture, and many semi-natural grasslands, i.e. READ MORE
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12. Analysis of phosphorus retention variations in constructed wetlands receiving variable loads from arable land
Abstract : Seven wetlands, constructed on agricultural land in the south of Sweden, were investigated with respect to phosphorus (P) retention. The overall aim was to increase the understanding of P retention and find possible explanations for the variations in retention that have been observed in previous studies. READ MORE
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13. Plant colonization of oak plantations - the interactive effects of local environment and land-use history
Abstract : In Europe, only small fragments of deciduous woodlands remain intact and species dependent on this ecosystem have declined. In southern Sweden, a shifting trend during the 20th century, with more afforestations on former arable land, resulted in new oak stands. These new stand are either on former arable fields or on continuously forested land. READ MORE
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14. Nitrogen cycling communities associated to roots of arable crops in relation to management : plant, intercropping and soil effects
Abstract : Management of terrestrial nitrogen (N) has been identified as a key challenge in the implementation of sustainable agricultural practices. Transformations of inorganic N are mainly performed by microbial functional guilds that regulate the retention or loss of N. READ MORE
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15. Vegetation and land-use in the Småland Uplands, southern Sweden, during the last 6000 years
Abstract : Palaeoecological methods were applied to peat and sediment cores recovered from one bog (Bråtamossen) and two lakes (Avegöl and Femtingagölen) in the Småland Uplands, southern Sweden. The general aim was to reconstruct the landuse and vegetation history for the last 6000 years in this agriculturally marginal region. READ MORE