Eurasian Journal of Soil Science
Volume 2, Issue 1, Apr 2013, Pages 45 - 53Stable URL: http://ejss.fess.org/10.18393/ejss.2013.1.045-053
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Transformation of upper part soil profile of sod-podzolic light loamy soils under the conditions of long-term soil improvement (To centerary of the long-term field experiment at Russian State Agrarian University-Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy)
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Matyuk, N., S. Mazirov , M., A. Kascheeva, D., M. Polin, V., D. Arefieva, V., A.2013. Transformation of upper part soil profile of sod-podzolic light loamy soils under the conditions of long-term soil improvement (To centerary of the long-term field experiment at Russian State Agrarian University-Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy). Eurasian J. Soil Sci. 2(1): 45 - 53.Author information
Nikolay Matyuk , Russian State Agrarian University-Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy, (RSAU-MTAA), Moscow, RussiaMikhail Mazirov , Russian State Agrarian University-Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy, (RSAU-MTAA), Moscow, Russia
Daria Kascheeva , Russian State Agrarian University-Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy, (RSAU-MTAA), Moscow, Russia
Valery Polin , Russian State Agrarian University-Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy, (RSAU-MTAA), Moscow, Russia
Valeria Arefieva , Russian State Agrarian University-Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy, (RSAU-MTAA), Moscow, Russia
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Issue published online: 15 Apr 2013Article first published online : 28 Mar 2013
Manuscript Accepted : 25 Mar 2013
Manuscript Received: 05 Jan 2013
Abstract
Arable sod-podzolic soils have the definite characteristics inherited from the virgin soils and obtained during the modern process of soil genesis under the influence of mankind activity. In arable soils hydrothermal conditions, biological turnover of nutrients change significantly that connected with their taking out with the yield and the compensation with mineral and organic fertilizers. The period of agricultural treatment of the soils indicates the total influence of the intensification factors and causes the changes in characteristics, regimes and fertility not only of arable layer, but lower layers of the upper part of soil profile (0-100 cm).Keywords
Soil profile, long-term experiment, humus, total nitrogen, mobile phosphorus, exchangeable potassium
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References
Christensen Bеnt, T., Trentemoller, V., 1995. The Ascow Long– Term experiments on animal and mineral ferlibizers. – SP– report, № 29, 188 p.
Dospekhov, B.A., Kiryshin, B.D., Braterskaya, A.N., 1980. Effect of long-term arable use of the soil on its characteristics, crops yield and crops quality. Scientific Journal of Agrochemistry 9, 46-57
Dospekhov, B.A., Kiryushin, B.D., Braterskaya, A.N., 1976. Effect of 60-year period of fertilizing, periodical lime implementation and crops rotation on agrochemical characteristics of sod-podzoloc soil. Scientific Journal of Agrochemistry 4, 3-14
Dospekhov, B.A., Kiryushin, B.D., Braterskaya, A.N., 1975. Effect of 60-year period monocrops cultivation on agrochemical characteristics of sod-podzoloc soil. Izvestia TSHA 2, 43-53
Dospekhov, B.A., Kiryushin, B.D., Braterskaya, A.N., 1975. Effect of 62-years fertilizing and periodical lime implementation on changing the agronomical soil characteristics. Izvestia TSHA 6, 30-40
Egorov, V.E. 1972. The field experiment has been lasting for 60 years. Moscow, Znanie. 50 p.
Kiryushin, B.D. 1978. Effect of crops rotations, monocrops and repeated crops implementation on the fertility of sod-podzolic soil. Abstract of PhD thesis, Moscow.
Puponin, A.I., 1984. Soil treatment in intensive agriculture of the Nonchernozem Zone. Moscow, Kolos, 183 p.
Abstract
Arable sod-podzolic soils have the definite characteristics inherited from the virgin soils and obtained during the modern process of soil genesis under the influence of mankind activity. In arable soils hydrothermal conditions, biological turnover of nutrients change significantly that connected with their taking out with the yield and the compensation with mineral and organic fertilizers. The period of agricultural treatment of the soils indicates the total influence of the intensification factors and causes the changes in characteristics, regimes and fertility not only of arable layer, but lower layers of the upper part of soil profile (0-100 cm).
Keywords: Soil profile, long-term experiment, humus, total nitrogen, mobile phosphorus, exchangeable potassium
References
Christensen Bеnt, T., Trentemoller, V., 1995. The Ascow Long– Term experiments on animal and mineral ferlibizers. – SP– report, № 29, 188 p.
Dospekhov, B.A., Kiryshin, B.D., Braterskaya, A.N., 1980. Effect of long-term arable use of the soil on its characteristics, crops yield and crops quality. Scientific Journal of Agrochemistry 9, 46-57
Dospekhov, B.A., Kiryushin, B.D., Braterskaya, A.N., 1976. Effect of 60-year period of fertilizing, periodical lime implementation and crops rotation on agrochemical characteristics of sod-podzoloc soil. Scientific Journal of Agrochemistry 4, 3-14
Dospekhov, B.A., Kiryushin, B.D., Braterskaya, A.N., 1975. Effect of 60-year period monocrops cultivation on agrochemical characteristics of sod-podzoloc soil. Izvestia TSHA 2, 43-53
Dospekhov, B.A., Kiryushin, B.D., Braterskaya, A.N., 1975. Effect of 62-years fertilizing and periodical lime implementation on changing the agronomical soil characteristics. Izvestia TSHA 6, 30-40
Egorov, V.E. 1972. The field experiment has been lasting for 60 years. Moscow, Znanie. 50 p.
Kiryushin, B.D. 1978. Effect of crops rotations, monocrops and repeated crops implementation on the fertility of sod-podzolic soil. Abstract of PhD thesis, Moscow.
Puponin, A.I., 1984. Soil treatment in intensive agriculture of the Nonchernozem Zone. Moscow, Kolos, 183 p.