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Physical–chemical characterization of Amazonian dark earth as influenced by tropical fruticulture in western Brazil’s Legal Amazon
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Authors: Willian Barros do Nascimento; Tancredo Augusto Feitosa de Souza; João José Costa Silva; Bruno Campos Mantovanelli; +4 Authors
Willian Barros do Nascimento; Tancredo Augusto Feitosa de Souza; João José Costa Silva; Bruno Campos Mantovanelli; Ivanildo Amorim Oliveira; Witória de Oliveira Araujo; Milton César Costa Campos; Flávio Pereira de Oliveira;
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New turbulent flow and eddy dispersion mechanism to interpret dispersivity in homogeneous soils in miscible displacement experiments
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Simultaneous quantification of multiple chemical properties of soil solution using smart spectroscopy
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Authors: Yuting Zhao; Yunjin Feng; Lu Liu; Qianru Wan; +6 Authors
Yuting Zhao; Yunjin Feng; Lu Liu; Qianru Wan; Zhiqiang Guo; Jingzheng Lei; Wenjing Wang; Fenli Liu; Qiannan Duan; Jianchao Lee;
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Pore-scale permeability estimation of undisturbed granite residual soil: A comparison study by different methods
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Authors: Yun Que; Xian Chen; Zhenliang Jiang; Peichen Cai; +2 Authors
Yun Que; Xian Chen; Zhenliang Jiang; Peichen Cai; Bin Xue; Xiudong Xie;
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The stoichiometry of soil macro and microelements plays a critical role in regulating Camellia oleifera nutrient accumulation and production
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Authors: Yukun Lu; Zipei Luo; Qi Sun; Qin Deng; +4 Authors
Yukun Lu; Zipei Luo; Qi Sun; Qin Deng; Lichao Wu; Jiayuan Liao; Sheng Lu; Jun Yuan;
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An empirical relationship of permeability coefficient for soil with wide range in particle size
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Authors: Lvhua Zhao; Wentong Tian; Kun Liu; Bo Yang; +2 Authors
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Ecological implications of boron and sulfur in sediments from a lake in the Nile Delta: Remote sensing, fractionation and ecotoxicity
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Authors: Gehan M. El Zokm; Mohamed A. Okbah; Ghada F. El-Said; Khaled S. Sinoussy;
Gehan M. El Zokm; Mohamed A. Okbah; Ghada F. El-Said; Khaled S. Sinoussy;
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Abstract Purpose The study aimed to provide an overview of the behavior, fate and ecotoxicity of boron and sulfur in the sediments of Lake Burullus, Egypt, after the degradation of the lake area. Materials and methods Changes in the studied lake area due to human activities were estimated using Erdas Imagine v14 and ArcGIS. Sequential and non-sequential extraction techniques for boron and sulfur fractionation in sediments were evaluated. Results and discussion A remote-sensing tracking investigation revealed a decrease in area of about 19.4%. Boron geochemical fractions had the order of residual (BF5, 61.48 ± 3.84%) > bound oxide (BF3, 15.47 ± 9.64%) > specifically adsorbed (BF2, 13.34 ± 9.85%) > bound organic (BF4, 9.85 ± 12.40%) > water-soluble and exchangeable (BF1, 2.2 ± 2.66%). Sulfur gave the order of the fractions as residual (SF5, 70.52 ± 16.92%) > phosphate extractable (SF2, 15.47 ± 9.34%) > bound organic (SF4, 7.20 ± 5.35%) > CaCl2 -extractable (SF3, 9.85 ± 12.40%) > water-soluble sulfur (SF1, 1.34 ± 1.52%). A worst-case scenario involving boron and sulfur toxicity values was studied using mixture risk characterization ratios (RCRmix) based on the predicted no effect concentration (PNEC) and sum of toxic units (STU). Conclusions The RCRmix and STU of boron showed high long-term risks to aquatic organisms, while sulfur showed high short-term risks. Invertebrates were the most sensitive species to boron and sulfur. This study sheds light on the ecological impact of boron and sulfur in Lake Burullus sediments, highlighting potential risks to aquatic organisms. Further research could focus on developing mitigation strategies to address these concerns. Graphical Abstract
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Rice husk biochar reduces Cd availability by affecting microbial community activity and structure in Cd-contaminated soils
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Authors: Meili Xu; Rongbo Xiao; Chuang Mei; Jun Chen; +3 Authors
Meili Xu; Rongbo Xiao; Chuang Mei; Jun Chen; Qiqi Huang; Fei Huang; Mengting He;
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Temporal variation in soil macropore properties and hydraulic conductivity in croplands in the dry-hot valley region of Southwest China
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Authors: Yi Wang; Yongkang Li; Longxi Cao; Xiaosong Qin; +1 Authors
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Sediment budget of a Maumee River headwater tributary: how streambank erosion, streambed-sediment storage, and streambed-sediment source inform our understanding of legacy phosphorus
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Authors: Tanja N. Williamson; Faith A. Fitzpatrick; Rebecca M. Kreiling; James D. Blount; +1 Authors
Tanja N. Williamson; Faith A. Fitzpatrick; Rebecca M. Kreiling; James D. Blount; Diana L. Karwan;
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Abstract Objective We described source and phosphorus (P) retention potential of soft, fine-grained, streambed sediment and associated phosphorus (sed-P) during summer low-flow conditions. Combining in-channel, sed-P storage with relative age provided context on relevance to western Lake Erie Basin management goals. Methods In 2019, rapid geomorphic assessment (30 reaches) compared streambed-sediment storage (S) to streambank erosion (E), providing annual sediment budgets (S:E). Streambed sediment (13 reaches) was fingerprinted and analyzed for sed-P. The P saturation ratio (PSR; four reaches) quantified potential sorption/desorption of dissolved P (DP) between the water column and streambed sediment. Analyses were supplemented with data from 2017 and 2021. The ratio of two fallout radionuclides, beryllium-7 (54-day half-life) and excess lead-210 (22.3 years), apportioned “new” sediment based on time since rainfall contact. Results Streambed sediment was mostly streambank (54–96%) for contributing areas > 2.7 km2; for upstream reaches, a larger percentage was apportioned as upland (cropland, pasture, forest, and road), with < 30% streambank. Streambank erosion correlated with contributing area; however, soil type (ecoregion), stream characteristics, and land use combined to drive streambed-sediment storage. Individual-reach S:E (accumulation of 0.01–35 years of streambank erosion) differentiated erosional and depositional in-channel environments. Most reaches indicated that 17–57% of sediment had recent contact with rainfall. Streambed-sediment PSR indicated a low potential for further sorption of DP from the water column; one reach was a P source when sampled. Conclusion Sed-P was higher in streambed sediment than in source samples, which varied by land use and ecoregion. This indicates homogenization resulting from in-stream sorption of DP during sediment transport that occurs over multiple events.
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Physical–chemical characterization of Amazonian dark earth as influenced by tropical fruticulture in western Brazil’s Legal Amazon
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Authors: Willian Barros do Nascimento; Tancredo Augusto Feitosa de Souza; João José Costa Silva; Bruno Campos Mantovanelli; +4 Authors
Willian Barros do Nascimento; Tancredo Augusto Feitosa de Souza; João José Costa Silva; Bruno Campos Mantovanelli; Ivanildo Amorim Oliveira; Witória de Oliveira Araujo; Milton César Costa Campos; Flávio Pereira de Oliveira;
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Pore-scale permeability estimation of undisturbed granite residual soil: A comparison study by different methods
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The stoichiometry of soil macro and microelements plays a critical role in regulating Camellia oleifera nutrient accumulation and production
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Ecological implications of boron and sulfur in sediments from a lake in the Nile Delta: Remote sensing, fractionation and ecotoxicity
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Authors: Gehan M. El Zokm; Mohamed A. Okbah; Ghada F. El-Said; Khaled S. Sinoussy;
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Abstract Purpose The study aimed to provide an overview of the behavior, fate and ecotoxicity of boron and sulfur in the sediments of Lake Burullus, Egypt, after the degradation of the lake area. Materials and methods Changes in the studied lake area due to human activities were estimated using Erdas Imagine v14 and ArcGIS. Sequential and non-sequential extraction techniques for boron and sulfur fractionation in sediments were evaluated. Results and discussion A remote-sensing tracking investigation revealed a decrease in area of about 19.4%. Boron geochemical fractions had the order of residual (BF5, 61.48 ± 3.84%) > bound oxide (BF3, 15.47 ± 9.64%) > specifically adsorbed (BF2, 13.34 ± 9.85%) > bound organic (BF4, 9.85 ± 12.40%) > water-soluble and exchangeable (BF1, 2.2 ± 2.66%). Sulfur gave the order of the fractions as residual (SF5, 70.52 ± 16.92%) > phosphate extractable (SF2, 15.47 ± 9.34%) > bound organic (SF4, 7.20 ± 5.35%) > CaCl2 -extractable (SF3, 9.85 ± 12.40%) > water-soluble sulfur (SF1, 1.34 ± 1.52%). A worst-case scenario involving boron and sulfur toxicity values was studied using mixture risk characterization ratios (RCRmix) based on the predicted no effect concentration (PNEC) and sum of toxic units (STU). Conclusions The RCRmix and STU of boron showed high long-term risks to aquatic organisms, while sulfur showed high short-term risks. Invertebrates were the most sensitive species to boron and sulfur. This study sheds light on the ecological impact of boron and sulfur in Lake Burullus sediments, highlighting potential risks to aquatic organisms. Further research could focus on developing mitigation strategies to address these concerns. Graphical Abstract
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Rice husk biochar reduces Cd availability by affecting microbial community activity and structure in Cd-contaminated soils
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Temporal variation in soil macropore properties and hydraulic conductivity in croplands in the dry-hot valley region of Southwest China
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Sediment budget of a Maumee River headwater tributary: how streambank erosion, streambed-sediment storage, and streambed-sediment source inform our understanding of legacy phosphorus
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Abstract Objective We described source and phosphorus (P) retention potential of soft, fine-grained, streambed sediment and associated phosphorus (sed-P) during summer low-flow conditions. Combining in-channel, sed-P storage with relative age provided context on relevance to western Lake Erie Basin management goals. Methods In 2019, rapid geomorphic assessment (30 reaches) compared streambed-sediment storage (S) to streambank erosion (E), providing annual sediment budgets (S:E). Streambed sediment (13 reaches) was fingerprinted and analyzed for sed-P. The P saturation ratio (PSR; four reaches) quantified potential sorption/desorption of dissolved P (DP) between the water column and streambed sediment. Analyses were supplemented with data from 2017 and 2021. The ratio of two fallout radionuclides, beryllium-7 (54-day half-life) and excess lead-210 (22.3 years), apportioned “new” sediment based on time since rainfall contact. Results Streambed sediment was mostly streambank (54–96%) for contributing areas > 2.7 km2; for upstream reaches, a larger percentage was apportioned as upland (cropland, pasture, forest, and road), with < 30% streambank. Streambank erosion correlated with contributing area; however, soil type (ecoregion), stream characteristics, and land use combined to drive streambed-sediment storage. Individual-reach S:E (accumulation of 0.01–35 years of streambank erosion) differentiated erosional and depositional in-channel environments. Most reaches indicated that 17–57% of sediment had recent contact with rainfall. Streambed-sediment PSR indicated a low potential for further sorption of DP from the water column; one reach was a P source when sampled. Conclusion Sed-P was higher in streambed sediment than in source samples, which varied by land use and ecoregion. This indicates homogenization resulting from in-stream sorption of DP during sediment transport that occurs over multiple events.
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New turbulent flow and eddy dispersion mechanism to interpret dispersivity in homogeneous soils in miscible displacement experiments

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Pore-scale permeability estimation of undisturbed granite residual soil: A comparison study by different methods

The stoichiometry of soil macro and microelements plays a critical role in regulating Camellia oleifera nutrient accumulation and production

An empirical relationship of permeability coefficient for soil with wide range in particle size

Ecological implications of boron and sulfur in sediments from a lake in the Nile Delta: Remote sensing, fractionation and ecotoxicity

Rice husk biochar reduces Cd availability by affecting microbial community activity and structure in Cd-contaminated soils

Temporal variation in soil macropore properties and hydraulic conductivity in croplands in the dry-hot valley region of Southwest China

Sediment budget of a Maumee River headwater tributary: how streambank erosion, streambed-sediment storage, and streambed-sediment source inform our understanding of legacy phosphorus

Physical–chemical characterization of Amazonian dark earth as influenced by tropical fruticulture in western Brazil’s Legal Amazon

New turbulent flow and eddy dispersion mechanism to interpret dispersivity in homogeneous soils in miscible displacement experiments

Simultaneous quantification of multiple chemical properties of soil solution using smart spectroscopy

Pore-scale permeability estimation of undisturbed granite residual soil: A comparison study by different methods

The stoichiometry of soil macro and microelements plays a critical role in regulating Camellia oleifera nutrient accumulation and production

An empirical relationship of permeability coefficient for soil with wide range in particle size

Ecological implications of boron and sulfur in sediments from a lake in the Nile Delta: Remote sensing, fractionation and ecotoxicity

Rice husk biochar reduces Cd availability by affecting microbial community activity and structure in Cd-contaminated soils

Temporal variation in soil macropore properties and hydraulic conductivity in croplands in the dry-hot valley region of Southwest China

Sediment budget of a Maumee River headwater tributary: how streambank erosion, streambed-sediment storage, and streambed-sediment source inform our understanding of legacy phosphorus

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