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Manuring and rotation effects on soil organic carbon concentration for different aggregate size fractions on two soils in northeastern Ohio, USA by Bronick, C.J., Lal, R.

“…Soil carbon (C) sequestration is important to the mitigation of increasing atmospheric concentration of CO 2. This study was conducted to assess soil…”
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Soil structure and management: a review by Bronick, C.J., Lal, R.

“…Soil structure exerts important influences on the edaphic conditions and the environment. It is often expressed as the degree of stability of aggregates…”
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Recementation of Crushed Ortstein by Leaf Extracts, Selected Organic Acids, and a Soil Amendment by Bronick, C.J, Mokma, D.L, Hanson, E.J

“…Ortstein (a soil layer cemented by organic carbon, aluminum, and iron; commonly referred to as hardpan) inhibits blueberry ( Vaccinum corymbosum ) growth…”
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Podzolization in a sand pit in northern Michigan by Bronick, C.J, Mokma, D.L

“…A study of podzolization during early soil development was conducted in a sand pit. The purpose of this study was to describe the effects of podzolization…”
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Recementation of crushed ortstein by blueberry leaf extract by Bronick, C.J, Mokma, D.L, Li, H, Boyd, S.A

“…Cementing of sand grains by organo-Al and organo-Fe complexes is thought to be a gradual process and takes at least a few thousand years. The resulting…”
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Recementation of crushed ortstein by leaf extract from podzolizing and depodzolizing species by Bronick, C.J, Mokma, D.L, Kizilkaya, K, Li, H, Boyd, S.A

“…The presence of ortstein has been implicated in decreased blueberry growth. This study was conducted to determine the effect of podzolizing species, such as…”
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