… biotopes in Central Europe. Extensively farmed grassland with nutrient-poor soils is an important habitat for species-rich, rare plant communities and adapted, …

… (N) is fundamental for all living organisms. Nitrogen compounds pass through the soil, air, and water. However, human-induced overload and disruption of the natural … nutrients, and to maintain soil fertility. The nitrogen surpluses in agricultural soils, which are still significantly too high, arise when more fertilizer is applied …

… or grazing. Studies show that residues of the drugs can be detected not only in the soil, but also in seepage water and, in individual cases, in groundwater. When it … or grazing. Studies show that residues of the drugs can be detected not only in the soil, but also in seepage water and, in individual cases, in groundwater. When it …

… organic and mineral fertilizers; atmospheric nitrogen deposition; nitrogen in the soil from plant residues; and biological nitrogen fixation on the part of legumes. … of greenhouse gas produced is determined by factors such as climate, temperature, soil properties, and fertilizing methods. The high humus content of rezoned mires, … organic and mineral fertilizers; atmospheric nitrogen deposition; nitrogen in the soil from plant residues; and biological nitrogen fixation on the part of legumes. …

… ecosystem pollution secondary to acidification and eutrophication (nutrient input). Soil acidification and eutrophication of natural and quasi-natural ecosystems (e.g. … ecosystem pollution secondary to acidification and eutrophication (nutrient input). Soil acidification and eutrophication of natural and quasi-natural ecosystems (e.g. …

… organic material they contain stabilizes and/or improves the humus content of the soil. They can also reduce or replace the use of peat in horticulture and … pathogens, nanoparticles, microplastics, and much more. When applied to the soil with fertilizers, these pollutants can accumulate in the soil and enter the …

… Fertilizer With the manure go too many nutrients in the soil and charge such as groundwater. Source: Hans von der Beele / Thinkstock last … of urea fertilizers in particular. Nitrous oxide emissions released from fertilized soils contribute to global warming, as this is a very powerful greenhouse gas. Heavy …

… these evolutions have impacted the environment and its various compartments, namely soil, water, air and the biosphere. Interactions between these compartments engender … tilling and harvesting, as well as fertilizers and pesticides, have an impact on soil, water, air and on the plants and animals that inhabit farm areas (general … farmland, while the use of heavy machinery and intensive tilling can compact the soil, and increases the likelihood of soil fertility loss and water and wind …

… regime and for pore water sampling. Source: Fatima El-Athman / UBA Surrounding soil profile at the point of lysimeter extraction (measuring rod of two meters …

… Correctly assessing the performance and threats of microorganisms in agricultural soils – identifying meaningful endpoints under field-relevant pesticide, biocide and …