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Content of Zn, Pb, Cd and Ni in peat-bog and fen soils in the Tatra National Park

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Miechowka A., Niemyska-Lukaszuk J., Gasiorek M.

Acta Agrophysica

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2002

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tom 67

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General characteristics of eutrophic fen soils

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Nicia P., Miechowka A.

Polish Journal of Soil Science

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2004

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tom 37

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nr 1

The work presents some properties of eutrophic fen soils and the impact of their spatial location, the kind of bedrock and oxygen concentration in fen feed-water. The depth of peat horizons and the degree of peat decomposition in these horizons depends on the gradient of the land and the oxygen levels in the waters feeding the fens. The calcium carbonate content in the soils studied and their pH depended on the kind of bedrock on which the soil was formed.

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Re-wetting of fen soils and changes in water quality - experimental results and further research needs

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Meissner R., Rupp H., Leinweber P.

Journal of Water and Land Development

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2003

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nr 07

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Biological and chemical properties of fen soils affected by anthills of Myrmica spp.

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Petal J., Chmielewski K., Kusinska A., Kaczorowska R., Stachurski A., Zimka J.

Polish Journal of Ecology

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2003

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tom 51

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The paper focuses on the role of ants as soil engineers in three drained fens. Physical, chemical and biotic soil conditions and effects of ants on soil conditions were compared between fens differing in peat origin. Multivariate statistical methods were applied (PCA, RDA). Relationship between soil moisture, indices of soil biological activity, and the amount of nutrients released were better expressed in the anthill soil than in the adjacent soil. A lower bulk density of the anthill soil, thus, a higher soil porosity, enhanced the leaching of water- extractable, mobile metallic cations and nitric ions. The composition of humus fraction was strongly dependent on soil chemical properties. In both the anthill soil and the adjacent soil, the content of humic acids was postively related with bulk density, whereas the content of humis was related with moisture. In adjacent soil, cation exchange capacity (CEC) was positively related with the content of humic acids and with bulk density. This relationship was not so clear in the anthill soil. The direction of changes in these relationship in the anthiil soil was influenced by ant societes. The number of individuals in society determined the nest structure and the associated increase in soil humidity and porosity. The consumption by ants, thus the input of matter rich in nitrogen, influenced the functional structure of microorganisms and their activity.

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1 Acta Agrophysica

1 Journal of Water and Land Development

1 Polish Journal of Ecology

1 Polish Journal of Soil Science

2 Miechowka A.

1 Chmielewski K.

1 Gasiorek M.

1 Kaczorowska R.

1 Kusinska A.

1 Leinweber P.

1 Meissner R.

1 Nicia P.

1 Niemyska-Lukaszuk J.

1 Petal J.

1 Rupp H.

1 Stachurski A.

1 Zimka J.

1 2004

2 2003

1 2002

Content of Zn, Pb, Cd and Ni in peat-bog and fen soils in the Tatra National Park

General characteristics of eutrophic fen soils

Re-wetting of fen soils and changes in water quality - experimental results and further research needs

Biological and chemical properties of fen soils affected by anthills of Myrmica spp.