DOI: 10.20868/upm.thesis.39731
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Desarrollo y Caracterización del Método de Dinamolisis Capilar para el Análisis de Suelos Contaminados: estudio de los suelos de Linares

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“…Radial lines, which extend from the middle of the chroma and reach the EZ, correlate with the formative forces of the soil (Maseda, 2016). These forces indicate the soil's ability to provide conditions necessary for the biological development and dynamic equilibrium of the chemical and physical fractions of the system.…”
Section: Figure 1 Pfeiffer Chromatography Of the Soils Samplesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Radial lines, which extend from the middle of the chroma and reach the EZ, correlate with the formative forces of the soil (Maseda, 2016). These forces indicate the soil's ability to provide conditions necessary for the biological development and dynamic equilibrium of the chemical and physical fractions of the system.…”
Section: Figure 1 Pfeiffer Chromatography Of the Soils Samplesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although PC has already been evaluated, under experimental conditions, as an indicator used to determine mineral, organic and protein components for soil analysis (Pfeiffer, 1984;Kokornaczyk et al, 2016;Maseda, 2016), this chromatography method is unknown to farmers and specialists and it is not disseminated at universities. PC still demands specific studies on the different conditions for each system of agricultural production.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…O solo é um recurso praticamente não renovável, em que está vulnerável a uma rápida degradação se mal manejado, taxas baixas de formação e regeneração extremamente lenta, formando pequenas porções ao longo de anos (MASEDA, 2016). Deste modo, a perda de matéria orgânica em áreas manejadas com fins agrícolas, representa o principal impacto na queda dos níveis de fertilidade do solo, e por consequência, reduz os seus estoques de nutrientes, o que remete as alternativas de manejo alternativo com base em um modelo agroecológico (PINHEIRO, 2015).…”
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