1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0016-7061(98)00010-x
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Characteristics of humic substances in cultivated and natural forest soils of Sikkim

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“…The amount of extractable HAs concentration depends on origin and type of the SOWs. Similar results have been reported by Martin et al (1998) and Goenadi et al (2000). The HAs concentration of EFBOP and TCR composts were higher than that of CPH.…”
Section: Extraction and Purification Of Humic Acid From Plantation's supporting
confidence: 92%
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“…The amount of extractable HAs concentration depends on origin and type of the SOWs. Similar results have been reported by Martin et al (1998) and Goenadi et al (2000). The HAs concentration of EFBOP and TCR composts were higher than that of CPH.…”
Section: Extraction and Purification Of Humic Acid From Plantation's supporting
confidence: 92%
“…The purifcation on this experiment indicated that EFBOP, CPH, and TCR had a low molecular weight with E 4 : E 6 ratio 5.0 (EFBOP), 7.4 (CPH), and 7.3 (TCR) respectively (Figure 1 and 2). These results are in agree with those of Martin et al (1998) on purification of HAs from natural forest soils of Sikkim (E 4 :E 6 = 4.12 -7.05), but was different with the values reported by Zhang et al (1988) who found the ratio to be always less than 5.0. The differences could be attributed to differences in type of HAs.…”
Section: Extraction and Purification Of Humic Acid From Plantation's supporting
confidence: 75%
“…The most stabile humus substances, as well as humic acids, were also in 2007, when the highest average temperature per year and during the vegetation was recorded. The results of Martin et al (1998) also show on higher degree of humification of humic acids of warmer areas.…”
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confidence: 65%
“…Nesses locais, a MOS tende a ser mais preservada, visto que o aporte de resíduos é elevado, as taxas de decomposição da MOS tendem a diminuir, o controle da erosão é naturalmente eficaz e a lixiviação de C tende a ser reduzida, por ser eficiente a ciclagem de C e de outros nutrientes (Lal, 2004;Bronick & Lal, 2005). Além disso, em áreas de matas, há tempo maior para humificação da MOS, sendo bastante provável a prevalência de moléculas orgânicas mais condensadas em relação àquelas de menor massa molar (Martin et al, 1998). Os solos dos HFs apresentavam horizonte A enterrado, situado logo abaixo de um horizonte com características intermediárias; acima deles, foi identificada, no campo, a formação de um novo horizonte A.…”
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