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Transport in Porous Media, 1991
Soil Science Society of America Journal, 2009
Soil Science Society of America Journal, 2002
... Jean Caron * a ,; Louis-Marie Rivière b ,; Sylvain Charpentier b ,; Pierre Renault c and; Jea... more ... Jean Caron * a ,; Louis-Marie Rivière b ,; Sylvain Charpentier b ,; Pierre Renault c and; Jean-Charles Michel b. a Département des sols et de ... Previous studies have shown that this property can be estimated indirectly from measurements of the point of air entry (ψ a ), air-filled ...
Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 2004
European Journal of Soil Science, 1999
ABSTRACT
European Journal of Soil Science, 2005
European Journal of Soil Science, 2001
ABSTRACT
Ecological Indicators, 2012
Plant and Soil, 2002
This study was aimed at analysing and quantifying the response of the root system dynamics of a w... more This study was aimed at analysing and quantifying the response of the root system dynamics of a wheat crop to waterlogging. Two experiments were carried out in parallel: one under controlled conditions with semi-permanent water tables using lysimeters equipped with oxygen measurers, and the other under conditions of artificially drained plots by continually monitoring their hydraulic functioning. The root system
Advances in Space Research, 2001
Soil Science, 1989
ABSTRACT
Soil Science Society of America Journal, 1995
... France; P. Renault, INRA, Unite de Science de Sol, Domaine Saint-Paul, BP91, 84143 Montfavet ... more ... France; P. Renault, INRA, Unite de Science de Sol, Domaine Saint-Paul, BP91, 84143 Montfavet Cedex, France; L. Rosso, Laboratoire de ... number of the viable NO^-oxidizing cells was estimated on fresh soil samples by the most probable number method (Schmidt and Belser ...
Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 2007
Three soils were incubated for 4-day periods with selenite (0–5mg Se kg−1) and the effect of stra... more Three soils were incubated for 4-day periods with selenite (0–5mg Se kg−1) and the effect of straw amendment was also studied for one of these soils. The same soil was also incubated for up to 6 weeks, with and without straw and selenite (0–2mg Se kg−1). Changes in microbial activity (oxygen respiration) and dynamics (total, fungal biomass; bacterial density number) were assessed. Selenium fractionation and volatilization were also quantified. Selenium addition had no marked effect on respiratory activity, total and fungal biomass whatever the incubation period, but inhibited the growth of heterotrophic bacteria in the longer term. When straw was added, the same trend was observed with more variability. The volatilization losses of Se differed between soils but did not vary significantly over the 6-week period and were not affected by straw addition. Freshly added Se was more easily extracted than native soil Se and its extractability decreased with time, whereas no change in the fractionation of native Se was observed. This study shows that moderate additions of Se may influence microbial dynamics in aerated soil but could not establish a causal link with changes in Se fractionation.
Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 2007
Transport in Porous Media, 1991
Soil Science Society of America Journal, 2009
Soil Science Society of America Journal, 2002
... Jean Caron * a ,; Louis-Marie Rivière b ,; Sylvain Charpentier b ,; Pierre Renault c and; Jea... more ... Jean Caron * a ,; Louis-Marie Rivière b ,; Sylvain Charpentier b ,; Pierre Renault c and; Jean-Charles Michel b. a Département des sols et de ... Previous studies have shown that this property can be estimated indirectly from measurements of the point of air entry (ψ a ), air-filled ...
Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 2004
European Journal of Soil Science, 1999
ABSTRACT
European Journal of Soil Science, 2005
European Journal of Soil Science, 2001
ABSTRACT
Ecological Indicators, 2012
Plant and Soil, 2002
This study was aimed at analysing and quantifying the response of the root system dynamics of a w... more This study was aimed at analysing and quantifying the response of the root system dynamics of a wheat crop to waterlogging. Two experiments were carried out in parallel: one under controlled conditions with semi-permanent water tables using lysimeters equipped with oxygen measurers, and the other under conditions of artificially drained plots by continually monitoring their hydraulic functioning. The root system
Advances in Space Research, 2001
Soil Science, 1989
ABSTRACT
Soil Science Society of America Journal, 1995
... France; P. Renault, INRA, Unite de Science de Sol, Domaine Saint-Paul, BP91, 84143 Montfavet ... more ... France; P. Renault, INRA, Unite de Science de Sol, Domaine Saint-Paul, BP91, 84143 Montfavet Cedex, France; L. Rosso, Laboratoire de ... number of the viable NO^-oxidizing cells was estimated on fresh soil samples by the most probable number method (Schmidt and Belser ...
Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 2007
Three soils were incubated for 4-day periods with selenite (0–5mg Se kg−1) and the effect of stra... more Three soils were incubated for 4-day periods with selenite (0–5mg Se kg−1) and the effect of straw amendment was also studied for one of these soils. The same soil was also incubated for up to 6 weeks, with and without straw and selenite (0–2mg Se kg−1). Changes in microbial activity (oxygen respiration) and dynamics (total, fungal biomass; bacterial density number) were assessed. Selenium fractionation and volatilization were also quantified. Selenium addition had no marked effect on respiratory activity, total and fungal biomass whatever the incubation period, but inhibited the growth of heterotrophic bacteria in the longer term. When straw was added, the same trend was observed with more variability. The volatilization losses of Se differed between soils but did not vary significantly over the 6-week period and were not affected by straw addition. Freshly added Se was more easily extracted than native soil Se and its extractability decreased with time, whereas no change in the fractionation of native Se was observed. This study shows that moderate additions of Se may influence microbial dynamics in aerated soil but could not establish a causal link with changes in Se fractionation.
Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 2007