Spatial variability on soil pH gradient: a case study in vineyards

Spatial variability on soil pH gradient: a case study in vineyards

Soil pH gradient is an indicator of microorganisms and bacteria population in root zones with effects on the growth of plants, such as grapevine (Fernandez-Calviño, 2010). The pH gradient analysis can be used to determine management strategies - root development and soil quality - to reach the most...

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Main Authors: Scannavino, JR (Author), Perez-Kuroki, AJ (Author), Ghobakhlou, A (Author), Sallis, P (Author), Shanmuganathan, S (Author), Cruvinel, PE (Author)
Other Authors: Chan, F (Contributor), Marinova, D (Contributor), Anderssen, RS (Contributor)
Format: Others
Published: The Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand Inc. (MSSANZ), 2012-01-19T07:03:30Z.
Subjects:
Vineyards
Soil pH
Spatial variability
Geostatistical maps
pH gradient analysis
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