The biological management of tropical soil fertility / edited by P.L. Woomer and M.J. Swift.
Publication details: Chichester ; New York : Wiley, c1994Description: viii, 243 p. : ill. ; 26 cmISBN:- 0471950955
- 22 631.4220913 BIO
- S599.9.T76 B56 1994
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CONTENT
Chapter 1. Soil fertility research in response to the demand for sustainability M. C. Scholes, M.J.Swift, O.W. Heal, P. A. Sanchez, J.S.I . Ingram and R. Dalal
Chapter 2. Soil biological process in tropical ecosystems S. Brown, J. M. Anderson, P. L. Woomer, M. J. Swift and E. Barrios
Chapter 3. The importance and management of soil organic matter in the tropics P. L. Woomer, A. Albrecht, D. V. S. Resck and H. W. Scharpenseel
Chapter 4. The synchronization of nutrient mineralization and plant nutrient demand R. J. K. Myers, C. A. Palm, E. Cuevas, I. U. N. Gunatilleke and M. Brossard
Chapter 5. Soil physics and fertility: The effects of water , temperature and texture R. J. Scholes, R. Dalal and S. Singer
Chapter 6. The relationship between soil macro fauna and tropical soil fertility P. Lavelle, M. Dangerfield, C. Fragoso, V. Eschenbrenner, D. Lopez-Hernandez, B. Pashanasi and L. Brussaard
Chapter 7. Modelling soil organic matter dynamics and plant productivity in tropical ecosystems W. J. Parton, P. L. Woomer and Martin
Chapter 8. The Jhum aggroecosystem in north-eastern India: A case study of the biological management of soils in a shifting agricultural system P. S. Ramakrishna
chapter 9. Biological management of tropical soils : Integrating process research and farm practice M. J. Swift, L. Bohren, S. S. Carter, A. M. Izac and P. L. Woomer
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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