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MICROBIOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN FALLOW LANDS OF DIFFERENT AGE

I. M. Malynovska

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The orientation of microbiological processes in soil deposits of various ages: two, nine and twenty two years old in comparison with agrozems was studied. It was found that with the increase of the deposits age the intensity of the development of soil organic matter, humus mineralization activity and phytotoxicity was lower. Intensive agrozem was characterized with higher activity mineralization of organic matter, nitrogen compounds and a low level of mineralization of humus and phytotoxicity compared with the extensive agrozems.

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The orientation of microbiological processes in soil deposits of various ages: two, nine and twenty two years old in comparison with agrozems was studied. It was found that with the increase of the deposits age the intensity of the development of soil organic matter, humus mineralization activity and phytotoxicity was lower. Intensive agrozem was characterized with higher activity mineralization of organic matter, nitrogen compounds and a low level of mineralization of humus and phytotoxicity compared with the extensive agrozems.

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The orientation of microbiological processes in soil deposits of various ages: two, nine and twenty two years old in comparison with agrozems was studied. It was found that with the increase of the deposits age the intensity of the development of soil organic matter, humus mineralization activity and phytotoxicity was lower. Intensive agrozem was characterized with higher activity mineralization of organic matter, nitrogen compounds and a low level of mineralization of humus and phytotoxicity compared with the extensive agrozems.

Key concepts: Humus, Mineralization (soil science), Phytotoxicity, Organic matter, Nitrogen cycle, Agronomy, Environmental chemistry, Nitrogen

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