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Laboratory modeling of the alteration of organic matter. / Pestryakov, V. K.; Kovsh, N. V.; Popov, A. I.; Chukov, S. N.

In: Soviet Soil Science, Vol. 22, No. 6, 01.01.1990, p. 69-78;.

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Pestryakov, VK, Kovsh, NV, Popov, AI & Chukov, SN 1990, 'Laboratory modeling of the alteration of organic matter', Soviet Soil Science, vol. 22, no. 6, pp. 69-78;.

APA

Pestryakov, V. K., Kovsh, N. V., Popov, A. I., & Chukov, S. N. (1990). Laboratory modeling of the alteration of organic matter. Soviet Soil Science, 22(6), 69-78;.

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Pestryakov VK, Kovsh NV, Popov AI, Chukov SN. Laboratory modeling of the alteration of organic matter. Soviet Soil Science. 1990 Jan 1;22(6):69-78;.

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Pestryakov, V. K. ; Kovsh, N. V. ; Popov, A. I. ; Chukov, S. N. / Laboratory modeling of the alteration of organic matter. In: Soviet Soil Science. 1990 ; Vol. 22, No. 6. pp. 69-78;.

BibTeX

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title = "Laboratory modeling of the alteration of organic matter",
abstract = "In a laboratory simulation, the alteration of plant residues of various origin in compost with sod-podzolic soil under optimum conditions is accompanied by rapid mineralization of the C and N of the organic additives and soil. The degree of mineralization depends on the humus supply of the soil, the presence of nonhumified organic matter, and its biochemical composition. -Journal summary",
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AB - In a laboratory simulation, the alteration of plant residues of various origin in compost with sod-podzolic soil under optimum conditions is accompanied by rapid mineralization of the C and N of the organic additives and soil. The degree of mineralization depends on the humus supply of the soil, the presence of nonhumified organic matter, and its biochemical composition. -Journal summary

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