Carbon and Nitrogen Mineralization and Crop Uptake of Nitrogen from Six Green Manure Legumes Decomposing in Soil
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Summary
Carbon and nitrogen mineralization from six green-manure legumes was studied in an incubation experiment and apparently an initial immobilization followed by a net mineralization after approximately 2 weeks.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 1991-01-01
- Cited by
- 82
- References
- 11
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Keywords
Trifolium alexandrinum, Mineralization (soil science), Red Clover, Trifolium repens, Green manure
References
- Biodegradation of 14C-Labeled Model and Cornstalk Lignins, Phenols, Model Phenolase Humic Polymers, and Fungal Melanins as Influenced by a Readily Available Carbon Source and Soil
- Carbon and nitrogen mineralization of white clover plants (Trifolium repens) of different age during aerobic incubation with soil
- Priming effect of some organic additions to 14C-labelled soil.
- Barley Straw Decomposition in the Field: A Comparison of Models
- Dynamics of Carbon and Nitrogen in the Organic Matter of the Soil: A Generic Theory
- Shoot and Root Growth and Nitrogen Uptake by Six Green Manure Legumes
- Studies on the rate of decomposition of plant residues in soil by following the changes in sugar components
- STUDIES ON THE DECOMPOSITION OF PLANT MATERIAL IN SOIL. V. THE EFFECTS OF PLANT COVER AND SOIL TYPE ON THE LOSS OF CARBON FROM14C LABELLED RYEGRASS DECOMPOSING UNDER FIELD CONDITIONS
- Comparative aspects of cycling of organic C, N, S and P through soil organic matter
- The priming action
- Tracer studies on nitrogen transformations in soil with special attention to mineralizationimmobilization relationships.
- Mineralization and Immobilization of Soil Nitrogen
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- Modelling and measuring the effect of nitrogen catch crops on the nitrogen supply for succeeding crops
- Perennial Clovers and Ryegrasses as Understorey Crops in Cereals
- Input of nitrogen from N2 fixation to northern grasslands
- Nitrogen mineralization and crop uptake of N from decomposing 15N labelled red clover and yellow sweetclover plant fractions of different age
- Nitrogen use in a maize-bean rotation in Nicaragua
- The role of soil microorganisms in soil organic matter conservation in the tropics
- Undersowing in a northern climate: effects on spring cereal yield and risk of nitrate leaching
- Alleyway Groundcover Management Impacts on Soil, Pests and Yield Components in Blackcurrants (Ribes nigrum L.)
- Green Manuring with Clover and Ryegrass Catch Crops Undersown in Small Grains: Effects on Soil Mineral Nitrogen in Field and Laboratory Experiments
- Influence of soluble carbohydrates, free amino acids, and protein content on the decomposition of Lolium multiflorum shoots
- Nitrogen immobilization and mineralization during initial decomposition of15N-labelled pea and barley residues
- The Effect of Nitrogen Catch Crops on the Nitrogen Nutrition of a Succeeding Crop: I. Effects through Mineralization and Pre-emptive Competition
- Phosphorus and potassium release during decomposition of roots and shoots of green manure crops
- Assessment of the stability of livestock farm wastes treated by anaerobic digestion
- Pasture type and fertilization effects on soil chemical properties and nutrient redistribution
- Carbon mineralization from organic wastes at different composting stages during their incubation with soil
- Temporal changes in mineralization and immobilization of N during degradation of plant material: implications for the plant N supply and nitrogen losses
- Effects of green manure herbage management and its digestate from biogas production on barley yield, N recovery, soil structure and earthworm populations
- Leaching and crop uptake of nitrogen from nitrogen-15-labeled green manures and ammonium nitrate.
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