ArticleJournal of environmental quality2021
Pulp and paper mill sludges decrease soil erodibility.
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- Impacts of coniferous bark-derived organic soil amendments on microbial communities in arable soil - a microcosm study.FEMS microbiology ecology · 2023Article
- Ligneous amendments increase soil organic carbon content in fine-textured boreal soils and modulate N2O emissions.PloS one · 2023Article
- Pulp and paper mill sludges decrease soil erodibility.Journal of environmental quality · 2021Article
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Declining carbon (C) content in agricultural soils threatens soil fertility and makes soil prone to erosion, which could be rectified with organic soil amendments. In a 4-yr field trial, we made a single application of three different organic sludges from the pulp and paper industry and studied their effects on cereal yield, soil C content, and fungal and bacterial composition. In laboratory rainfall simulations, we also studied the effects of the soil amendments on susceptibility to erosion and nutrient mobilization of a clay-textured soil by measuring the quality of percolation water passing through 40-cm intact soil monoliths during 2-d rainfall simulations over four consecutive years after application. A nutrient-poor fiber sludge reduced wheat yield in the first growing season, but there were no other significant effects on cereal yield or grain quality. An input of ∼8 Mg ha
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