Published in Scientific Papers. Series A. Agronomy, Vol. LXII, Issue 1
Written by Victor ȘALARU, Gheorghe JIGĂU, Elena TOFAN, Sergiu DOBROJAN, Nina PLĂCINTĂ, Eugeniu CIOBANU
Algalization - administration procedure in the soil of living algal cultures in rder to restore trophic chains within soil microbiocenoses, which have a beneficial impact on all levels of soil ecosystem rganization. At the lower levels (biocellular, ionic-mineral and elementary particle) involves biochemical processes and rganic-mineral with the formation of active substances which determines the structural-aggregate organization of oil mass which involves several evolutionary stages: 1. Elementary particle algae/microbiota elementary particle → microaggregate (< 0.25 mm); 2. Microaggregates algae/ mictobiota elementary particle → aggregate (1-0.25 mm); 3. Aggregate (1-0.2 mm) humic/ substances aggregate (1-0.25 mm) → aggregate 7-1 mm. Within these processes three groups of structural aggregates with different pedogenetic stability and functions are formed.
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{simplepopup popup="false" name="Citation23"}SALARU V., JIGAU G., TOFAN E., DOBROJAN S., PLACINTA N., CIOBANU E. 2019, PEDOFUNCTIONAL EFFECTS INDUCED BY ALGALIZATION OF TYPICAL CHERNOZEM HUMUS MODERATED WITH CYANOPHYTA ALGAE NITROGEN FIXATORS UNDER IRRIGATION. Scientific Papers. Series A. Agronomy, Vol. LXII, Issue 1, ISSN 2285-5785, 167-172. {/simplepopup}