Browsing by Subject "soil"
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Adsorption of As(V), As(III) and methyl arsenic by calcite and the impact of some groundwater species
(2009-05-15)The objective of this research was to investigate the retention of arsenate (iAsV), arsenite (iAsIII), monomethyl arsenate (MMAsV) and dimethyl arsenate (DMAsV) by calcite and assess the impact of dissolved Ca2+, Mg2+, ... -
Bt vs. non-Bt corn (Zea mays L.) hybrids: effect on degradation of corn stover in soil
(2010-07-14)A billion tons per year of genetically modified corn residues are soil incorporated having both direct and indirect effects on the belowground environment, soil carbon (C) sequestration, and nutrient cycling. If Bt genetic ... -
Chloride Analysis of the Soils Overlaying the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer
(2013-09-28)With a vast amount of people living in semi-arid to arid environments around the globe, the resource of water is valued very highly. The Carrizo-Wilcox aquifer in SW Texas is a semi-arid zone and was chosen as the site for ... -
Crop Fertilization on East Texas Soils.
(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1977) -
Easy Gardening...Planting.
(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1978) -
Effect of Municipal Treated Wastewater and Brackish Groundwater on the Water Holding Properties of a Clayey, Calcareous Soil
(2018-02-14)Wastewater reuse is a practice that has been gaining attention for the past few decades as the world’s population rises and water resources become scarce. This study compared the long-term (15+ years) effects and suitability ... -
Effect of Vertically Heterogeneous Soil on Simulated Water Storage and Surface Energy
(2017-06-28)The global effects of climate change and policy decisions are simulated, in part, by land surface models; yet, the models often use incomplete soil information that may result in unreliable estimates of soil water storage ... -
Field and Forage Crop Fertilization in the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1978) -
Field and Forage Crop Fertilization in the Trans-Pecos and Edwards Plateau Regions.
(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1977) -
Hairy Vetch Production in the West Cross Timbers Area.
(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1947) -
Keys to Profitable Tomato Production in South and West Texas.
(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1977) -
Management effects on labile organic carbon pools
(Texas A&M University, 2005-08-29)It is well documented that increases in soil organic matter (SOM) improve soil physical properties and increase the overall fertility and sustainability of the soil. Research in SOM storage has recently amplified following ... -
MICROBIAL RESPIRATION RESPONSE TO C, N, AND P AVAILABILITY IN LOBLOLLY PINE FOREST SOILS
(2011-05-05)The complex cycle of nutrients and organic matter in the soil is one of the planet‟s vital processes for maintaining life. Microscopic organisms, or soil microbes, fill a crucial role in this process, as they decompose ... -
Modeling Stacking Disorder in Soil Kaolinite
(2018-10-09)Kaolinite is ubiquitous in soils and is the dominant clay mineral in highly weathered soils such as Oxisols and Ultisols. The determinative roles of mineral structures at the atomic level in their surface properties, their ... -
Olton Soils - Distribution, Importance Variability and Management.
(Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1998) -
Peach Culture in Texas.
(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1925) -
Peach Production in Texas.
(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1916) -
Pecan Culture In Texas.
(Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1920) -
Physicochemical Interactions of Source-Rocks with Injected Water-Based Fluids
(2015-04-27)Water-based fracturing fluids contain polymers to function either as fluid viscosifiers or friction-reduction agents. Whereas much work has been done on optimizing these functions, little or no published work focuses on ... -
Pollutant Loads and Distributions Following a Major Flooding Event in Galveston Bay, Texas.
The inundation associated with flooding events often transfers otherwise abnormal levels of contaminants into the ecosystem. The Houston/Galveston region poses a unique threat due to the high concentration of petrochemical ...