Search Results - "Kowaljow, E."

Developing allometric models to predict the individual aboveground biomass of shrubs worldwide by Conti, G., Gorné, L. D., Zeballos, S. R., Lipoma, M. L., Gatica, G., Kowaljow, E., Whitworth‐Hulse, J. I., Cuchietti, A., Poca, M., Pestoni, S., Fernandes, P. M., Kerkhoff, Andrew

“…Aim Existing global models to predict standing biomass are based on trees characterized by a single principal stem, well developed in height. However, their…”
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Understanding compost effects on water availability in a degraded sandy soil of Patagonia by Kowaljow, E., Gonzalez-Polo, M., Mazzarino, M. J.

“…Disturbances have the potential to reduce soil water and nutrient retention capacity by decreasing soil organic matter (SOM), which is particularly true for…”
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Land use impact on chemical and spectroscopical characteristics of soil organic matter in an arid ecosystem by Vázquez, C., Iriarte, A. G., Merlo, C., Abril, A., Kowaljow, E., Meriles, J. M.

“…Soil organic matter (SOM) storage and composition in ecosystems may undergo change as a result of long-term livestock and soil cultivation, particularly in…”
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Altered soil carbon dynamics under different land-use regimes in subtropical seasonally-dry forests of central Argentina by Conti, G., Kowaljow, E., Baptist, F., Rumpel, C., Cuchietti, A., Harguindeguy, N. Pérez, Díaz, S.

“…BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Subtropical seasonally dry forests from South America are now experiencing one of the highest rates of forest-cover change globally. These…”
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Differential utilization of a shallow-water pulse by six shrub species in the Patagonian steppe by Kowaljow, E., Fernández, R.J.

“…A field experiment was performed to improve understanding of the functional diversity of western Patagonian shrubs. Anarthrophyllum rigidum, Adesmia…”
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Soil restoration in semiarid Patagonia: Chemical and biological response to different compost quality by Kowaljow, Esteban, Julia Mazzarino, María

“…Restoration of soils burned by a wildfire using composted amendments of different origin (biosolids and municipal organic wastes) and final particle size…”
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