Biology and Fertility of Soils · 2003
Effects of liming and tillage systems on microbial biomass and glycosidases in soils
Ekenler, M., Tabatabai, M. A.
Abstract
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b-glucosidase activity
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- increase
along lime application ratesignificant · 0–15 cm · Southeast Research Center (SERC) · Southwest Research Center (SWRC) · Northwest Research Center (NWRC) · General dose trend, not individual rate pairs;0-5NT included.
Source · p. 9 “Even though the concentrations of soil organic C and N remained constant, lime application significantly (P <0.001) increased the activities of glycosidases (Table 4).”
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