Organic matter evolution into a rendzina (humo-calcareous soil)

Abstract

A comparative protocol of Soil Organic Matter (SOM) fractionation was applied in three different natural soils a) in a Humo-calcareous soil (Rendzina), b) in an Acid brown Soil (SBA) and c) in a Pelosol (loamy soil); the obtained results showed the protective role of CaCO3 on SOM biochemical evolution. That finding is attested by higher values of AH+AF (AH=humic acids, AF=fulvic acids) extracted in Rendzina after acidic treatment of humo-calcareous soil and by the morphology of SOM liberated, after that treatment of humo-calcareous soil, as it was observed by electron microscopy; effectively these liberated organic forms maintain the primary morphology of vegetal tissues incorporated into soil.In a followed step, and in an incubation experiment, radioactive straw and glucose were added into a) Rendzina, b) SBA, c) SBA+ CaCO3 and d) a Pelosol, in order to clarify the role of CaCO3 on added SOM evolution. In according to these results, despite the favorable middle produced by CaCO3 pres ...
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DOI
10.12681/eadd/41652
Handle URL
http://hdl.handle.net/10442/hedi/41652
ND
41652
Alternative title
Η εξέλιξη της οργανικής ουσίας σε ένα ασβεστοχουμικό έδαφος (Rendzina)
Evolution de la matiere organique dans une rendzine
Author
Chouliaras, Nikolaos (Father's name: Alexandros)
Date
1976
Degree Grantor
Université Nancy - I. Ecole des Sciences
Committee members
Mangenot F.
Jacquin F.
Dutil P.
Vedy J.C.
Discipline
Natural SciencesChemical Sciences
Agricultural and Veterinary SciencesOther Agricultural Sciences
Keywords
Soil biochemistry; Radioelements' use for soil study; Soil microstructure; Soil study with electronic microscopy
Country
France
Language
French
Description
115 σ., im., tbls., fig., ch., ind.
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