Soil matric potential effects on gross rates of nitrogen mineralization in an orthic ferralsol from Kenya

作者: C.J. Pilbeam , B.S. Mahapatra , M. Wood

DOI: 10.1016/0038-0717(93)90055-G

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摘要: Abstract Gross rates of ammonification were measured over 9 days by 15N isotope dilution techniques allied to a mathematical model in an Orthic Ferralsol from Kenya. Rates mineralization soils conditioned for 24 at different constant gravimetric moisture contents increased 0.08 μg−1 Ng−1 d−1 both and nitrification −5.91 MPa 2.12μg Ng−1d−1 −0.063 MPa. In soil which had been constantly then wetted −0.42 MPa, gross immediately stimulated. Wetting no effect on days.

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