Search for dissertations about: "arable"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 96 swedish dissertations containing the word arable.
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1. Plant community assembly during succession from arable fields to semi-natural grassland
Abstract : Large areas of grazed, species rich semi-natural grassland were lost in Europe during the last two centuries and as a consequence led to decreases in grassland specialist species. Therefore, today the “restoration” of grassland on previously arable fields is recommended for the protection of grassland specialists. READ MORE
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2. Sulfur cycling in Swedish arable soils : a chemical perspective
Abstract : Sulfur (S) is an essential plant nutrient. Decreased S deposition in combination with a switch to high-analysis N/P-fertilizers has increased the need for S fertilization. Thus, soil research directed at understanding soil sulfur properties and processes has intensified. READ MORE
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3. Tillage effects on soil respiration in Swedish arable soils
Abstract : The amount of carbon (C) present in soil is greater than the sum of C present in terrestrial vegetation and the atmosphere combined. Small changes in soils can therefore affect atmospheric CO₂ levels and ultimately the global climate. READ MORE
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4. Boreal land surface water and heat balance : Modelling soil-snow-vegetation-atmosphere behaviour
Abstract : The water and heat exchange in thesoil-snow-vegetation-atmosphere system was studied in order toimprove the quantitative knowledge of land surface processes.In this study, numerical simulation models and availabledatasets representing arable land, sub-alpine snowpack, andboreal forest were evaluated at both diurnal and seasonaltimescales. READ MORE
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5. Phosphorus speciation in Swedish arable soils with high leaching potential
Abstract : Eutrophication is threatening biodiversity and ecosystem functions in inland water bodies and estuaries world-wide. Phosphorus (P) export from arable land by e.g. leaching is a major contributor to eutrophication, with high P leaching losses from long-term manured mineral soils and cultivated organic soils (Histosols). READ MORE