Add to ORKGSoil is a dynamic, living, natural body that is vital for terrestrial ecosystems. It has many ecological and human-linked functions. Definitions of important soil attributes - soil quality and health - is reviewed. Several aspects concerning soil quality assessment that are analysed in detail include requirements on indicators of soil quality and health and use of characteristics of soil microbial community for soil quality and health estimations. Possibilities for using microbial biomass as one of soil quality and health indicators are discussed
The aim of this study was to examine interrelationships between functional biochemical and microbial...
Soil Health refers to the ecological equilibrium and the functionality of a soil and its capacity to...
This book provides a selection of microbiological methods that are already applied in regional or na...
Abstract The living soil system is of primary importance in sustainable agricul-tural production. So...
Microbial communities are integral parts of soil and their activity is very important to the functio...
Interactions between the diversity of primary producers (plants) and of decomposers (microbes and me...
Interactions between the diversity of primary producers (plants) and of decomposers (microbes and me...
Soil quality is threatened by the increase in human population and by the fact that most of the cult...
Soil is not a renewable resource, at least within the human timescale. In general, any anthropic exp...
This book provides a selection of microbiological methods that are already applied in regional or na...
The soil is vital for life on Earth and its biodiversity. However, being a non-renewable and threate...
The various chemical, physical, and biological properties of a soil interact in complex ways that de...
The concept of soil quality gives rise to more controversy than that of water or air quality. Howeve...
The living soil is instrumental to key life support functions (LSF) that safeguard life on Earth. Th...
The aim of this study is to establish correlations between different descriptors and pathological po...
The aim of this study was to examine interrelationships between functional biochemical and microbial...
Soil Health refers to the ecological equilibrium and the functionality of a soil and its capacity to...
This book provides a selection of microbiological methods that are already applied in regional or na...
Abstract The living soil system is of primary importance in sustainable agricul-tural production. So...
Microbial communities are integral parts of soil and their activity is very important to the functio...
Interactions between the diversity of primary producers (plants) and of decomposers (microbes and me...
Interactions between the diversity of primary producers (plants) and of decomposers (microbes and me...
Soil quality is threatened by the increase in human population and by the fact that most of the cult...
Soil is not a renewable resource, at least within the human timescale. In general, any anthropic exp...
This book provides a selection of microbiological methods that are already applied in regional or na...
The soil is vital for life on Earth and its biodiversity. However, being a non-renewable and threate...
The various chemical, physical, and biological properties of a soil interact in complex ways that de...
The concept of soil quality gives rise to more controversy than that of water or air quality. Howeve...
The living soil is instrumental to key life support functions (LSF) that safeguard life on Earth. Th...
The aim of this study is to establish correlations between different descriptors and pathological po...
The aim of this study was to examine interrelationships between functional biochemical and microbial...
Soil Health refers to the ecological equilibrium and the functionality of a soil and its capacity to...
This book provides a selection of microbiological methods that are already applied in regional or na...