Semiárida (Apr 2020)

Fluvic acid carbon as a dignostic feature for agricultural soil evaluation

  • P. Zalba,
  • A. R. Quiroga

Journal volume & issue
Vol. 10, no. 2

Abstract

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The fluvic acid fraction in considered to be sensitive to agronomic and environment factors. Therefore, the objectives of this study were to evaluate total carbon (TC) and fluvic acid carbon (FC) contens and to establish a possible relationship between the FC fraction and coarse organic matter in agricultural soils (CTVs), (ii) conservation tilled soils (CSTs), and (iii) virgins soils (VIRs) from a wide region in Argentina. The investigation includes 114 surface samples of Hapludolls, Haplustolls, and Entisols ranging in texture from sand to slit loam. In 29 selected samples, two separate soil mineral fraction were used ( CSTs > VIRs), and this radio also Increased from finer textured soils to creaser tent was highly related to recently incorporated organic residues. Resúmenes de Trabajos presentados en otras publicaciones (por docentes de la UNLPam.) Publicado en Soil Science 1999; Vol 164: 57-61