2018
DOI: 10.5935/1806-6690.20180005
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Apparent soil electrical conductivity in two different soil types

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“…This means that there is high rate of negative changes on organic matter in flooded soils. This finding agreed with that of Medeiros et al (2018) that observed that flooding affects the exchangeable acidity of soil due to its intensity. Also, studies by Shamshuddin et al (2016) and Azuhan (2015) reported that there were significant higher values of TEA in most sampled floodplains.…”
Section: Chemical Properties Of Flooded and Upland Soils In Yola-north Lgasupporting
confidence: 93%
“…This means that there is high rate of negative changes on organic matter in flooded soils. This finding agreed with that of Medeiros et al (2018) that observed that flooding affects the exchangeable acidity of soil due to its intensity. Also, studies by Shamshuddin et al (2016) and Azuhan (2015) reported that there were significant higher values of TEA in most sampled floodplains.…”
Section: Chemical Properties Of Flooded and Upland Soils In Yola-north Lgasupporting
confidence: 93%
“…Clay content increases with the reduction of sand content. Medeiros et al (2018) report that electrical conductivity (EC) demonstrates a positive correlation with soil water content, while Uddin et al (2021) found that total N increases alongside rising water content. High clay content is well known to cause and influences root growth patterns (Bonomelli et al 2019).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Resultados semelhantes são reportados em diversos estudos conduzidos na área de agricultura de precisão (JOHNSON et al, 2001;FAROOQUE et al, 2012;FAULIN, 2013). No entanto, segundo Medeiros et al (2018), a condutividade elétrica aparente do solo não é viável para fazer estimativas generalizadas dos atributos do solo, mas pode ser aplicada como uma ferramenta para mapear a variabilidade espacial, i.e., separar diferentes tipos de solos presentes em um campo. Neste sentido, James et al (2012) conseguiram utilizar medidas de CEa, obtidas a partir do mapeamento de todas as parcelas experimentais, para a caracterização do padrão de salinidade presente no campo experimental.…”
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