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    Method for analyzing soil structure according to the size of structural elements by Wieland, Ralf, Rogasik, Helmut

    Published in Computers & geosciences (01-02-2015)
    “…The soil structure in situ is the result of cropping history and soil development over time. It can be assessed by the size distribution of soil structural…”
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    Micro-scale dry bulk density variation around earthworm (Lumbricus terrestris L.) burrows based on X-ray computed tomography by Rogasik, Helmut, Schrader, Stefan, Onasch, Ingrid, Kiesel, Joachim, Gerke, Horst H.

    Published in Geoderma (01-01-2014)
    “…The burrowing activity of earthworms leads to soil structural changes by compaction of surrounded soil matrix, which represents the so-called drilosphere. This…”
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    Towards mapping soil carbon landscapes: Issues of sampling scale and transferability by Miller, Bradley A., Koszinski, Sylvia, Hierold, Wilfried, Rogasik, Helmut, Schröder, Boris, Van Oost, Kristof, Wehrhan, Marc, Sommer, Michael

    Published in Soil & tillage research (01-03-2016)
    “…•Different modelled patterns can have similar levels of performance.•Spatial regression approaches can extrapolate spatially.•However, all spatial models are…”
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    Assessment of soil structural differentiation around earthworm burrows by means of X-ray computed tomography and scanning electron microscopy by Schrader, Stefan, Rogasik, Helmut, Onasch, Ingrid, Jégou, Danielle

    Published in Geoderma (15-01-2007)
    “…The burrowing activity of earthworms creates a distinct area around the resulting macropores called the drilosphere, which controls various soil processes…”
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    Assessment of Chinese paddy-soil structure using X-ray computed tomography by Sander, Till, Gerke, Horst H., Rogasik, Helmut

    Published in Geoderma (15-06-2008)
    “…Soil structure is known to affect water and solute movement and to characterize soil quality. For paddy fields, the soil structure has not been explored nor…”
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    On-farm study of reduced tillage on sandy soil: effects on soil organic carbon dynamic and earthworm abundance by Joschko, Monika, Barkusky, Dietmar, Rogasik, Jutta, Fox, Catherine A., Rogasik, Helmut, Gellert, Robert, Buchholz, Beate, Ellmer, Frank, Reinhold, Jürgen, Gerlach, Felix

    “…Information about the long-term effects of reduced soil tillage on soil fertility of sandy soils under dry climatic conditions is scarce. Soil organic carbon…”
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    Spatial variation of tracer distribution in a structured clay field soil by Koszinski, S, Quisenberry, V, Rogasik, H, Wendroth, O

    “…Within the sensitive soils of the River Oder Basin (E Brandenburg, Germany), chloride‐tracer transport was studied with respect to soil‐surface conditions of…”
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    Impact of soil compaction on earthworm burrow systems using X-ray computed tomography: preliminary study by Jégou, Danielle, Brunotte, Joachim, Rogasik, Helmut, Capowiez, Yvan, Diestel, Heiko, Schrader, Stefan, Cluzeau, Daniel

    Published in European journal of soil biology (01-07-2002)
    “…This study is a first approach of the impact of soil compaction due to trafficking by machinery on earthworm burrow systems. To this end, two experiments were…”
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    Landbau und treibhauseffekt-quellen und senken für CO2 bei unterschiedlicher landbewirtschaftung by Rogasik, Jutta, Schnug, Ewald, Rogasik, Helmut

    “…Die Ergebnisse der Müncheberger Dauerversuche sind eine geeignete Datenbasis zur Bewertung der CO 2 -Senke im Landbau (produzierter Gesamtertrag und…”
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    Topsoil status of cohesive soils as related to trafficability by Müller, Lothar, Schindler, Uwe, Rogasik, Helmut

    “…Adapting soil engaging operations to the soil moisture status may limit damage of the soil structure or degradation processes. This requires the quantification…”
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    A catena in northeast Brandenburg (Bölkendorf): Soil biota, root growth and soil structure by Joschko, Monika, Rogasik, Helmut, Dannowski, Margitta, Hierold, Wilfried, Heisler, Claus

    “…Typical for the morainal landscape of NE-Germany are catenas with pronounced gradients of abiotic factors, such as soil texture and organic matter content. For…”
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