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Characteristics of the qualitative composition of soil organic matter: problems and solutions. / Popov, Aleхander ; Kholostov, Georgy ; Sazanova, Ekaterina ; Simonova, Julia ; Tsivka, Ksenia .
In: Zemljište i Biljka, Vol. 69, No. 2, 2020, p. 27–38.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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TY - JOUR
T1 - Characteristics of the qualitative composition of soil organic matter: problems and solutions
AU - Popov, Aleхander
AU - Kholostov, Georgy
AU - Sazanova, Ekaterina
AU - Simonova, Julia
AU - Tsivka, Ksenia
PY - 2020
Y1 - 2020
N2 - The components of soil organic matter (SOM) such as lipids (waxes, fats, and resins), pigments (oxyanthraquinones and related substances, tetrapyrrole compounds and carotenoids), kerogen, glomalins, and hydrophobins are briefly described in the paper. In the traditional assessment of the qualitative composition of SOM, all of the above substances, as well as the products of hydrolytic destruction of detritus and partially decomposed plant material, pass into the alkaline solution. The resulting mixture, containing both specific and individual organic compounds, is usually subdivided into fulvic acids, hematomelanic and humic acids. It is proposed to revise the methodology for extracting various components of SOM. The new method should be based on the affinity of the SOM components for certain organic solvents and should allow the separation of humic substances and melanin from glomalin and hydrophobins.
AB - The components of soil organic matter (SOM) such as lipids (waxes, fats, and resins), pigments (oxyanthraquinones and related substances, tetrapyrrole compounds and carotenoids), kerogen, glomalins, and hydrophobins are briefly described in the paper. In the traditional assessment of the qualitative composition of SOM, all of the above substances, as well as the products of hydrolytic destruction of detritus and partially decomposed plant material, pass into the alkaline solution. The resulting mixture, containing both specific and individual organic compounds, is usually subdivided into fulvic acids, hematomelanic and humic acids. It is proposed to revise the methodology for extracting various components of SOM. The new method should be based on the affinity of the SOM components for certain organic solvents and should allow the separation of humic substances and melanin from glomalin and hydrophobins.
KW - soil organic matter
KW - humic substances
KW - melanin
KW - lipids
KW - pigments
KW - glomalins
KW - hydrophobins
KW - kerogen
KW - detritus
KW - semi-decomposed plant residues
UR - http://www.sdpz.rs/images/casopis/2020/zib_69_2_72.pdf
M3 - Article
VL - 69
SP - 27
EP - 38
JO - Zemljište i Biljka
JF - Zemljište i Biljka
SN - 0514-6658
IS - 2
ER -
ID: 71986806