Response of soil nitrogen mineralization to warming temperatures depends on soil management history

Autor: Qiong Yi, Andrew J. Curtright, William R. Horwath, Xia Zhu-Barker

Publikováno v: Geoderma, Vol 440, Iss , Pp 116716- (2023)

Rising global temperatures have the potential to increase soil nitrogen (N) mineralization from soil organic matter (SOM). By increasing SOM over time, management practices that increase SOM through the addition of soil amendments, such as compost, h

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Comparing the Carbon Footprint of Conventional and Organic Vineyards in Northern Italy

Autor: Gilioli, Isabella Ghiglieno, Anna Simonetto, Luca Facciano, Marco Tonni, Pierluigi Donna, Leonardo Valenti, Gianni

Publikováno v: Sustainability; Volume 15; Issue 6; Pages: 5252

The carbon footprint is an index used to assess the impact of an activity in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. Viticulture contributes to greenhouse gas emissions due to the use of fuels, fertilizers and pesticides, and the consequent soil erosion.

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Organic farming promotes bee abundance in vineyards in Italy but not in South Africa

Autor: Claire Brittain, Temitope Kehinde, Alexandra-Maria Klein, Michael J. Samways, Henrik von Wehrden

Publikováno v: Kehinde, T, von Wehrden, H, Samways, M, Klein, A M & Brittain, C 2018, ' Organic farming promotes bee abundance in vineyards in Italy but not in South Africa ' Journal of Insect Conservation, vol 22, no. 1, pp. 61-67 . DOI: 10.1007/s10841-017-0038-4
Kehinde, T, von Wehrden, H, Samways, M, Klein, A M & Brittain, C 2018, ' Organic farming promotes bee abundance in vineyards in Italy but not in South Africa ', Journal of Insect Conservation, vol. 22, no. 1, pp. 61-67 . https://doi.org/10.1007/s10841-017-0038-4

Although grapevine is a crop that produces fruit without insect pollination, vineyards may provide resources for bees and other pollinators. Flower resources such as pollen and nectar are provided by the vine plants as well as other flowering plants

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