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VOL. 92 · NO. 5 | August 2012
 
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Ecology, Biological Processes and Plant Interactions
Alex Georgallas, Jacynthe Dessureault-Rompré, Bernie J. Zebarth, David L. Burton, Craig F. Drury, Cynthia A. Grant
Canadian Journal of Soil Science 92 (5), 695-710, (1 August 2012) https://doi.org/10.1139/CJSS2011-116
KEYWORDS: organic amendments, relative compaction, soil type, water-filled pore space, amendements organiques, compactage relatif, type de sol, pores remplis d'eau
Composition and Chemical Processes
Bernard Gagnon, Isabelle Demers, Noura Ziadi, Martin H. Chantigny, Léon- É tienne Parent, Tom A. Forge, Francis J. Larney, Katherine E. Buckley
Canadian Journal of Soil Science 92 (5), 711-721, (1 August 2012) https://doi.org/10.1139/CJSS2011-117
KEYWORDS: compost, phosphorus, P fractionation, acidic and calcareous soils, compost, phosphore, fractionnement du P, sols acides et calcaires
Physical Processes and Interfaces
Fereidoun Rezanezhad, Jonathan S. Price, James R. Craig
Canadian Journal of Soil Science 92 (5), 723-732, (1 August 2012) https://doi.org/10.1139/CJSS2011-097
KEYWORDS: sorption, dual-porosity, peat, oil sands process-affected water, naphthenic acid, sodium, sorption, porosité double, tourbe, eau de traitement des sables bitumineux, acide naphténique, sodium
Genesis, Landscape Processes and Relationships
M. Quenum, M. C. Nolin, M. Bernier
Canadian Journal of Soil Science 92 (5), 733-750, (1 August 2012) https://doi.org/10.1139/CJSS2011-098
KEYWORDS: Capacité maximale de sorption du phosphore, semivariogramme, structure spatiale, cartographie numérique des sols, bandes spectrales, conductivité électrique des sols, Maximum phosphorus sorption capacity, semivariogram, spatial structure, digital soil mapping, spectral bands, soil electrical conductivity
Contamination and Environmental Stewardship
Joann K. Whalen, Hicham Benslim, Anne Vanasse
Canadian Journal of Soil Science 92 (5), 751-758, (1 August 2012) https://doi.org/10.1139/CJSS2011-100
KEYWORDS: Organophosphate insecticide, pyrethroid insecticide, OECD bioassay, field bioassay, natural earthworm population, Insecticides à base d'organophosphates, insecticides à base de pyréthroïdes, essai biologique de l'OCDE, essai sur le terrain, population naturelle de vers de terre
Bernie J. Zebarth, Emily Snowdon, David L. Burton, Claudia Goyer, Ray Dowbenko
Canadian Journal of Soil Science 92 (5), 759-769, (1 August 2012) https://doi.org/10.1139/CJSS2011-111
KEYWORDS: Environmentally Smart Nitrogen, polymer coated urea, nitrate exposure, soil nitrate, nitrogen nutrition index, petiole nitrate concentration, Solanum tuberosum, Azote écologique, urée enrobée de polymère, exposition aux nitrates, nitrates du sol, indice nutritif de l'azote, concentration de nitrates dans le pé tiole, Solanum tuberosum
Management for Agricultural, Forestry and Urban Uses
Ch. Srinivasarao, B. Venkateswarlu, Rattan Lal, Anil Kumar Singh, Sumanta Kundu, K. P. R. Vittal, S. K. Sharma, R. A. Sharma, M. P. Jain, G. Ravindra Chary
Canadian Journal of Soil Science 92 (5), 771-785, (1 August 2012) https://doi.org/10.1139/CJSS2011-106
KEYWORDS: Critical carbon inputs, crop residue, farmyard manure, sustainable yield index, semiarid tropics, Apports essentiels de carbone, résidus de culture, fumier, indice de rendement durable, tropiques semi-arides
Ruben Koy Kasongo, Prosper Kanyankogote, Ann Verdoodt, Geert Baert, Mathijs Dumon, Eric Van Ranst
Canadian Journal of Soil Science 92 (5), 787-797, (1 August 2012) https://doi.org/10.1139/CJSS2011-108
KEYWORDS: Arénosols, roches vertes de Gangila, fertilité chimique du sol, capacité de rétention en eau, charge négative variable, Arenosols, green rocks of Gangila, soil fertility, water holding capacity, negative variable charge
Timothy J. Veverica, Evan S. Kane, Eric S. Kasischke
Canadian Journal of Soil Science 92 (5), 799-802, (1 August 2012) https://doi.org/10.1139/CJSS2011-107
KEYWORDS: Adventitious roots, fire, peat, black spruce, tamarack, larch, organic soil, Racines adventives, le feu, la tourbe, l'épinette noire, le mélèze, le sol organique
Agrometeorology
Herb Cutforth, Doug Judiesch
Canadian Journal of Soil Science 92 (5), 803-806, (1 August 2012) https://doi.org/10.1139/CJSS2011-114
KEYWORDS: climate change, semiarid Canadian prairie, Climate warming, changement climatique, prairies semi-arides du Canada, réchauffement climatique
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