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Technical Sessions 

Session Schedule by Division 36 

Sunday 42 

Monday 43 

Tuesday 53 

Thursday 65 

Friday 76 

Posters 88 

Author Index 165 

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Session Schedules by Division 

Sess. 

No. Symposium Identifier and Title Date and Tme Convention Center Location 

26 0.0A Innovation, Speculation and Disneyfication in Tue., 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Room 114, First Floor 

Soil Science Education—Oral 

11 0.0B Global Priorities in Soil Science Research—Oral Mon. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Room 114, First Floor 

69 0.0B Global Priorities in Soil Science Research—Theater Thurs. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Room 111AB, First Floor 

Division 1—Soils in Space and Time 

3 1.0A New Frontiers in Soil Resource Assessment—Oral Mon. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 114, First Floor 

12 1.0A New Frontiers in Soil Resource Assessment—Theater Mon. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 1, Second Floor 

114 1.0B Soil Change in Anthropocence—Poster Mon–Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

27 1.0B Soil Change in Anthropocence—Oral Tue. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Room 108AB, First Floor 

33 1.0B Soil Change in Anthropocence—Theater Tue. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 2, Second Floor 

115 1.0PA Multiscale Mapping of Soil Properties for Environmental 

Studies, Agriculture, and Decision-Making—Poster 

Mon–Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

91 1.0PA Multiscale Mapping of Soil Properties for Environmental 

Studies, Agriculture, and Decision-Making—Theater 

Fri. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 1, Second Floor 

116 1.0PW Synthesis, Modeling, and Applications of Disciplinary 

Soil Science Knowledge for Soil-Water-Plant-Environment 

Systems—Poster 

Mon–Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 



Systems—Theater I 

Mon. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 1, Second Floor 



Systems—Theater II 

Thu. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 3, Second Floor 

117 1.0WA Soil Geochemical Patterns at Regional, National, and 

International Scales—Poster 

Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

13 1.0WA Soil Geochemical Patterns at Regional, National, and 

International Scales—Oral 

Mon. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Room 113AB, First Floor 

118 1.0WB Wetlands: Science and Management—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

84 1.0WB Wetlands: Science and Management—Oral Fri. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Room 113AB, First Floor 

Commission 1.1—Soil Morphology 

119 1.1A Hydropedology: Fundamental Issues and Practical 

Applications—Poster 



Applications—Oral 

Tue. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 114, First Floor 


Applications—Theater I 

Tue. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 3, Second Floor 


Applications—Theater II 

Fri. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 2, Second Floor 

120 1.1B Site Disturbance: The Role of Soil Morphology in its 

Assessment—Poster 


77 1.1B Site Disturbance: The Role of Soil Morphology in its 

Assessment—Oral 

Thu. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Room 109AB, First Floor 

121 1.1C Soil Micromorphology, Archaeometry, and 

Archaeology—Poster 



Archaeology—Theater 

Mon. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 2, Second Floor 


Archaeology—Oral 

Fri. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 113AB, First Floor 

122 1.1P Soil Geomorphology: Concept Theory and Practices—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor

Sess. 


Commission 1.2—Soil Geography 

14 1.2A Spatial, Societal and Environmental Aspects of 

Pedodiversity—Oral 


28 1.2A Spatial, Societal and Environmental Aspects of 

Pedodiversity—Theater 

Tue. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 3, Second Floor 

123 1.2B Soil System Behavior in Time—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

41 1.2B Soil System Behavior in Time—Oral Tue. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Room 108AB, First Floor 

99 1.2B Soil System Behavior in Time—Theater Fri. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 1, Second Floor 

124 1.2P Interdependency of Soils and Soil Scapes—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

6 1.2P Interdependency of Soils and Soil Scapes—Theater Mon. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 3, Second Floor 

Commission 1.3—Soil Genesis 

55 1.3A New Frontiers in Soil Genesis—Oral Thu. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Room 108AB, First Floor 

85 1.3A New Frontiers in Soil Genesis—Theater Fri. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 3, Second Floor 

71 1.3B Essence Diagnostic and Time-Scales of Natural and 

Human-Induced Pedogenic Processes—Oral 



Human-Induced Pedogenic Processes—Poster 



Human-Induced Pedogenic Processes—Theater 


126 1.3PA Andisols and Related Soils—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

127 1.3PB Arid Soils: Genesis, Geomorphology, and 

Geoarchaeology—Poster 


128 1.3PC Pedogenesis and Weathering in Humid Tropics—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

129 1.3PD Soils on Limestones: Their Properties, Genesis, and Role 

in Human Societies—Poster 


Commission 1.4—Soil Classification 

130 1.4B Indigenous Soil Classification Systems—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

42 1.4A Impact of National Soil Classification on Soil Science 

and Society—Theater 


62 1.4A Impact of National Soil Classification on Soil Science 

and Society—Oral 

Thu. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 109AB, First Floor 

108 1.4B Indigenous Soil Classification Systems—Oral Fri. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Room 109AB, First Floor 

Commission 1.5—Pedometrics 

131 1.5A Diffuse Reflectance Spectroscopy, Soil Sensing, Remote 

Sensing and Image Analysis—Poster 



Sensing and Image Analysis—Oral 



Sensing and Image Analysis—Theater 

Thu. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 2, Second Floor 

19 1.5B Soil Sampling in Space and Time—Theater Mon. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 3, Second Floor 

100 1.5B Soil Sampling in Space and Time—Oral Fri. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Room 108AB, First Floor 

Commission 1.6—Paleopedology 

132 1.6A Imprint of Environmental Change on Paleosols—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

49 1.6A Imprint of Environmental Change on Paleosols—Oral Tue. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Room 109AB, First Floor 

109 1.6A Imprint of Environmental Change on Paleosols—Theater Fri. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 1, Second Floor 

133 1.6B Amazonian Dark Earth Soils (Terra Preta and Terra Preta 

Nova): A Tribute to Wim Sombroek—Poster 


72 1.6B Amazonian Dark Earth Soils (Terra Preta and Terra Preta 

Nova): A Tribute to Wim Sombroek—Oral 


Division 2—Soil Properties and Processes 

134 2.0A Synchrotron Spectromicroscopy of Particulate Matter Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

Affecting Air, Water & Soil Quality—Poster 

50 2.0A Synchrotron Spectromicroscopy of Particulate Matter Tue. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Room 113AB, First Floor 

Affecting Air, Water & Soil Quality—Oral 

63 2.0A Synchrotron Spectromicroscopy of Particulate Matter Thu. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 3, Second Floor 

Affecting Air, Water & Soil Quality—Theater 

7 2.0B Innovative Technologies in Rhizosphere Research—Oral Mon. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 113AB, First Floor 

35 2.0B Innovative Technologies in Rhizosphere Research—Theater Tue. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 3, Second Floor 

135 2.0P Measurement, Occurrence, and Transport of Radionuclides Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

in Soils and Sediments, and their Transfer to Biota—Poster 

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86 2.0W Emerging Methods to Examine Metal Speciation and 

Bioavailability in Soils—Oral 

Fri. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Room 109AB, First Floor 

93 2.0W Emerging Methods to Examine Metal Speciation and 

Bioavailability in Soils—Theater 


Commission 2.1—Soil Physics 

136 2.1A Soil Structuring as a Dynamic Process and 

Particles Transfer—Poster 


64 2.1A Soil Structuring as a Dynamic Process and Particles 

Transfer—Oral 

Thu. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 108AB, First Floor 

137 2.1B Soil Hydrology, Structure, and Micromorphic Properties 

(Soil Porous System)—Poster 


101 2.1B Soil Hydrology, Structure, and Micromorphic Properties 

(Soil Porous System)—Oral 

Fri. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Room 111AB, First Floor 

Commission 2.2—Soil Chemistry 

138 2.2A Soil Organic Matter: Stabilization and Carbon 

Sequestration—Poster 



Sequestration—Theater 

Mon. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 3, Second Floor 


Sequestration—Oral 

Tue. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 108AB, First Floor 

139 2.2B Adsorption Processes in Soils—Basis for Ecological 

Soil Functions—Poster 


73 2.2B Adsorption Processes in Soils—Basis for Ecological Soil 

Functions—Theater I 



Functions—Oral 

Thu. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Room 114, First Floor 


Functions—Theater II 

Fri. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 3, Second Floor 

Commission 2.3—Soil Biology 

140 2.3A Microbial Habitat: Evolution, Structure and Distribution 

in Soils—Poster 



in Soils—Theater 



in Soils—Oral 

Tue. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Room 113AB, First Floor 

141 2.3B Molecular Approaches to Microbial Ecology in Soils—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

94 2.3B Molecular Approaches to Microbial Ecology in Soils—Oral Fri. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 109AB, First Floor 

102 2.3B Molecular Approaches to Microbial Ecology in Soils—Theater Fri. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Room 109AB, First Floor 

142 2.3P New Strategies for Management of Plant Pathogenic Soil 

Microorganisms—Natural Soil Suppression or Genetically 

Modified Plants—Poster 


80 2.3P New Strategies for Management of Plant Pathogenic Soil 

Microorganisms—Natural Soil Suppression or Genetically 

Modified Plants—Theater 


Commission 2.4—Soil Mineralogy 

29 2.4A Poorly Ordered Nanoparticulate materials (PONM) 


Tue. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Room 109AB, First Floor 

44 2.4A Poorly Ordered Nanoparticulate materials (PONM) 



143 2.4B Soil Mineralogy and Geophysics: Environmental and 

Soils Management and Mineral Exploration—Poster 


74 2.4B Soil Mineralogy and Geophysics: Environmental and 

Soils Management and Mineral Exploration—Oral 


Commission 2.5—Soil Interfacial Reactions 

144 2.5A Soil Physicochemical-Biological Interfacial Interactions: 

Impacts on Transformations and Bioavailability of Metals 

and Metalloids—Poster 




and Metalloids—Oral 

Mon. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Room 114, First Floor 




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and Metalloids—Theater 

145 2.5B Interactions between Clays and Organic Matter and Their Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

Impact on Sorption and Availability of Organic Compounds 

in Soil Environments—Poster 

52 2.5B Interactions between Clays and Organic Matter and Their Tue. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Room 114, First Floor 


in Soil Environments—Oral 

65 2.5B Interactions between Clays and Organic Matter and Their Thu. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 2, Second Floor 


in Soil Environments—Theater 

Division 3—Soil Use and Management 

146 3.0A Long-term Agronomic Experiments: Their Importance 

for Science and Society—Poster 


8 3.0A Long-term Agronomic Experiments: Their Importance for 

Science and Society—Oral 

Mon. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 108AB, First Floor 

147 3.0B Emerging Topics in Soil Use and Management—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

30 3.0B Emerging Topics in Soil Use and Management—Oral Tue. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Room 113AB, First Floor 

45 3.0B Emerging Topics in Soil Use and Management—Theater Tue. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 3, Second Floor 

148 3.0W Sustainable Soils and Life on Land—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

87 3.0W Sustainable Soils and Life on Land—Oral Fri. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Room 114, First Floor 

Commission 3.1—Soil Evaluation and Land Use Planning 

149 3.1A Land Use Planning: Environmental, Economic and Social 

Trade-offs—Poster 



Trade-offs—Theater 

Thu. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 1, Second Floor 


Trade-offs—Oral 

Fri. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Room 114, First Floor 

150 3.1B Translating Soil Science into Agricultural & Environmental 

Policy—Poster 



Policy—Theater 



Policy—Oral 

Fri. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Room 114, First Floor 

Commission 3.2—Soil and Water Conservation 

151 3.2A Environmental Impacts of Soil Erosion—Measuring and 

Modeling On- and Off-Site Damages of Soil Erosion—Poster 


22 3.2A Environmental Impacts of Soil Erosion—Measuring and 

Modeling On- and Off-Site Damages of Soil Erosion—Oral 


152 3.2B Dryland Conservation Technologies: Innovations for 

Enhancing Productivity and Sustainability—Poster 



Enhancing Productivity and Sustainability—Oral 

Tue. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 113AB, First Floor 


Enhancing Productivity and Sustainability—Theater 


153 3.2C Water Use Challenges for the Future—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

81 3.2C Water Use Challenges for the Future—Oral Thu. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Room 108AB, First Floor 

Commission 3.3—Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition 

154 3.3A Future Challenges in P Fertilization and the 

Environment—Poster 


67 3.3A Future Challenges in P Fertilization and the 

Environment—Oral 

Thu. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 114, First Floor 

155 3.3B Nutrient Use Efficiency and Global Agriculture—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

31 3.3B Nutrient Use Efficiency and Global Agriculture—Theater Tue.8:00 AM–10:00 AM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 2, Second Floor 

76 3.3B Nutrient Use Efficiency and Global Agriculture—Oral Thu. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Room 114, First Floor 

23 3.3C Improved Management of Alkaline Soils for Dryland 

Agriculture—Theater 


96 3.3C Improved Management of Alkaline Soils for Dryland 

Agriculture—Oral 


104 3.3P Plant Responses and Adaptation to Ionic Stresses—Theater Fri. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 2, Second Floor 

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Commission 3.4—Soil Engineering and Technology 

156 3.4A Combating Global Soil & Land Degradation I. 

Agroecosystems: Processes & Assessment—Poster 


16 3.4A Combating Global Soil & Land Degradation I. 

Agroecosystems: Processes & Assessment—Oral 


157 3.4B Combating Global Soil & Land Degradation II. 

Agroecosystems: Reclamation Strategies—Poster 



Agroecosystems: Reclamation Strategies—Oral 

Tue. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Room 108AB, First Floor 


Agroecosystems: Reclamation Strategies—Theater 

Thu. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 1, Second Floor 

Commission 3.5—Soil Degradation Control, Remediation, and Reclamation 

158 3.5C Combating Global Soil & Land Degradation III. 

Agro- and Forest Ecosystems: Physical, Chemical and 

Biological Processes—Poster 


97 3.5C Combating Global Soil & Land Degradation III. Agro- and 

Forest Ecosystems: Physical, Chemical and Biological 

Processes—Oral 


159 3.5D Combating Global Soil & Land Degradation IV. Salinization, 

Sodification and Other Forms of Degradation in Agricultural 

and Native Ecosystems—Poster 


112 3.5D Combating Global Soil & Land Degradation IV. Salinization, 

Sodification and Other Forms of Degradation in Agricultural 

and Native Ecosystems—Oral 


160 3.5P New Methods for Large-Area Assessment of Soil 

Degradation—Poster 


Division 4—The Role of Soils in Sustaining Society and the Environment 

161 4.0A Bridging Soil Science, Environmental Policy and 

Communications—Poster 



Communications—Oral 

Mon. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 111AB, First Floor 


Communications—Theater 

Tue. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 1, Second Floor 

58 4.0B Soil Related Discords and Conflicts—Oral Thu. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Room 109AB, First Floor 

88 4.0W Soils and Human Health—Oral Fri. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Room 108AB, First Floor 

Commission 4.1—Soils and the Environment 

162 4.1A Organic Farming – Advantages and Disadvantages 

for Soils, Water Quality and Sustainability—Poster 


59 4.1A Organic Farming – Advantages and Disadvantages 

for Soils, Water Quality and Sustainability—Oral 

Thu. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Room 114, First Floor 

163 4.1B Role of Organic Matter for Soil Properties and 

Consequences for Environmental Functions—Poster 

Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Room 104AB, First Floor 


Consequences for Environmental Functions—Theater 

Tues. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 2, Second Floor 


Consequences for Environmental Functions—Oral 


164 4.1PA Soils and Natural Hazards (Knowledge, Assessment 

and Mitigation)—Poster 


89 4.1PA Soils and Natural Hazards (Knowledge, Assessment 

and Mitigation)—Theater 

Fri. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 1, Second Floor 

165 4.1PB Soil, Wine and Other Quality Crops—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

60 4.1PB Soil, Wine and Other Quality Crops—Theater Thu. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 3, Second Floor 

166 4.2A Soil Care and Quality Soil Management—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

Commission 4.2—Soils, Food Security and Human Health 

46 4.2A Soil Care and Quality Soil Management—Oral Tue. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Room 114, First Floor 

167 4.2B Biologically Intensive Agriculture: an Approach to 

Combating Hunger for the Poor—Poster 


105 4.2B Biologically Intensive Agriculture: an Approach to 

Combating Hunger for the Poor—Oral 


168 4.2C Soil Quality as it Affects Nutrients in Food Crops 

and Human Health—Poster 


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24 4.2C Soil Quality as it Affects Nutrients in Food Crops 

and Human Health—Oral 


Commission 4.3—Soils and Land Use Change 

169 4.3A Land Use Modeling as a Tool to Combat Soil 



25 4.3A Land Use Modeling as a Tool to Combat Soil 

Degradation—Oral 


170 4.3P Intensification of Agricultural Production Systems 

and the Environment—Poster 


Commission 4.4—Soil Education and Public Awareness 

171 4.4A Case Histories of the Relationships Among Soils 

and Societies—Poster 


113 4.4A Case Histories of the Relationships Among Soils 

and Societies—Oral 


172 4.4P Soil Science and International Organizations—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Room 105AB, First Floor 

Commission 4.5—History, Philosophy, and Sociology of Soil Science 

173 4.5A History of Soil Science in Developing Countries—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Room 105AB, First Floor 

38 4.5A History of Soil Science in Developing Countries—Oral Tue. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 111AB, First Floor 

Working Groups 

174 AS Acid Sulfate Soils: Technological Advances Enabling Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Room 103ABC, First Floor 

Better Management—Poster 

10 AS Acid Sulfate Soils: Technological Advances Enabling Mon. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 109AB, First Floor 

Better Management—Oral 

39 AS Acid Sulfate Soils: Technological Advances Enabling Tue. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 1, Second Floor 

Better Management—Theater 

175 CR Soils of Northern, Southern Polar Region and Soils of High Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Room 103ABC, First Floor 

Elevations and Their Relationship to Global Climate 

Change—Poster 

40 CR Soils of Northern, Southern Polar Region and Soils of High Tue. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 109AB, First Floor 


Change—Oral 

106 CR Soils of Northern, Southern Polar Region and Soils of High Fri. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 3, Second Floor 


Change—Theater 

176 LD Soil Degradation: Processes, Control, and Politics—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Room 103ABC, First Floor 

68 LD Soil Degradation: Processes, Control, and Politics—Oral Thu. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 113AB, First Floor 

83 LD Soil Degradation: Processes, Control, and Politics—Theater Thu. 3:30 PM–5:30 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 2, Second Floor 

179 RB Developments in the World Reference Base (WRB), Soil Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Room 103ABC, First Floor 

Taxonomy (ST) and Other National Soil Classification Systems 

for Soil Resources—Poster 

61 RB Developments in the World Reference Base (WRB), Soil Thu. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Room 113AB, First Floor 

Taxonomy (ST) and Other National Soil Classification 

Systems for Soil Resources—Oral 

90 RB Developments in the World Reference Base (WRB), Soil Fri. 8:00 AM–10:00 AM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 2, Second Floor 

Taxonomy (ST) and Other National Soil Classification 

Systems for Soil Resources—Theater 

177 SCE Evaluating Management Impacts on Forest Soils—Poster Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Room 103ABC, First Floor 

17 SCE Evaluating Management Impacts on Forest Soils—Theater Mon. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Exhibit Hall A, Theater 2, Second Floor 

47 SCE Evaluating Management Impacts on Forest Soils—Oral Tue. 1:15 PM–3:15 PM Room 109AB, First Floor 

178 SU Soils in Urban Ecosystems: Characteristics and Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Room 103ABC, First Floor 

Functioning—Poster 

98 SU Soils in Urban Ecosystems: Characteristics and Fri. 10:15 AM–12:15 PM Room 114, First Floor 

Functioning—Oral 

FAO/IAEA Workshop 

1 FAO/IAEA Workshop: Use of Nuclear Techniques in Addressing Sun. 8:30 AM–5:00 PM Room 107AB, First Floor 

Soil-Water-Nutrient Issues for Sustainable Agricultural 

Production—Oral 

2 FAO/IAEA Workshop: Use of Nuclear Techniques in Addressing Mon-Fri 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Room 103ABC, First Floor 

Soil-Water-Nutrient Issues for Sustainable Agricultural 

Production—Poster 

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SESSION NO.1 

Sunday, 9 July 2006 

SESSION NO.1 

Convention Center, Room 107AB, First Floor 

FAO/IAEA Workshop: Use of Nuclear Techniques in 

Addressing Soil-Water-Nutrient Issues for Sustainable 

Agricultural Production—Oral 

Presiding: L. Nguyen, Joint FAO/IAEA Division of Nuclear 

Techniques in Food and Agriculture 

1-1 8:30 AM Use of Nuclear Techniques in Addressing Soil- 

Water-Nutrient Issues for Sustainable Agricultural 

Production: Opening Address. L. Nguyen* 

and F. Zapata, Joint FAO/IAEA Division of Nuclear 

Techniques in Food and Agriculture 

1-2 9:00 AM Influence of Crop Rotation and Tillage System on 

the Soil Organic Matter Status of an Oxisol in 

Southern Brazil. C. P. Jantalia* 1 , S. Urquiaga1 , C. 

Petrere2 , C. Aita3 , S. Giacomini3 , B. J. R. Alves1 and 

R. M. Boddey1 , (1)Embrapa Agrobiologia, (2)Fundação 

Centro de Experimentação e Pesquisa, 

(3)Univ Federal de Santa Maria 

1-3 9:25 AM Long-term Dynamics of Soil Organic Matter and 

Its 13C Signatures along Cultivation Chronosequences 

on Contrasting Zimbabwean Soils. S. 

Zingore*, Univ of Zimbabwe and K. E. Giller, Wageningen 

Univ 

1-4 9:50 AM Contribution of Roots, Rhizodeposits and Soil 

Organic Matter to CO2 Efflux from Maize Rhizosphere 

as Revealed by 13C Natural Abundance. 

Martin Werth* 1 , Irina Subbotina2 and Yakov 

Kuzyakov1 , (1)Univ of Hohenheim, Institute of Soil 

Science and Land Evaluation, (2)State Univ of Rostov 

on Don, Dept of Soil Science and Agrochemistry 

1-5 10:15 AM Gross N Mineralization-Immobilization 

Turnover Dynamics in Grassland Soils of Different 

Age and Texture. P. Boeckx* 1 , F. Accoe2 , G. 

Hoffman1 and O. Van Cleemput1 , (1)Ghent Univ, 

(2)EC-JRC 

1-6 10:40 AM Soil Delta 15N as an Index of the Degree of Perturbation 

of an Agricultural Site. C. Perdomo*, C. 

Mori, E. Hoffman and Y. Amabelia Del Pino, Univ 

de la República 

1-7 11:05 AM Soil Organic Carbon in Small Watersheds Under 

Long-Term Agricultural Management Systems. 

Jerry Ritchie*, ARS-BARC-HRSL, Lloyd Owens, 

USDA-Agricultural Research Service, Gregory Mc- 

Carty, HRSL, ANRI, ARS, USDA and Erik Venteris, 

OH Division of Geological Survey 

1-8 11:30 AM Combined Application of the 137cs Radioactive 

Tracer and Conventional Techniques for Assessing 

Soil Redistribution Rates and Effectiveness of 

Protective Measures. V. R. Belyaev*, V. N. 

Golosov, J. S. Kuznetsova and M. V. Markelov, 

Moscow State Univ 

11:55 AM Lunch 

1-9 2:00 PM Sedimentation Rate as Measured by 210Pb Fall- 

Out and the Discharge of Persistent Organic Pollutants 

Associated with Sediments from Inland 

into a Mangrove Forest in Central Vietnam. D. N. 

Dang* 1 , Y. Tateda2 , H. Q. Nguyen1 and Q. L. 

Nguyen1 , (1)Institute of Nuclear Sciences and Technology, 

(2)Central Research Institute of Electric 

Power Industry 

1-10 2:25 PM Drip Irrigation and Fertigation of Potato under 

Light-Textured Soils of Cappadocia Region. M. B. 

Halitligil* 1 , H. Onaran2 , N. Munsuz3 , H. Kislal2 , G. 

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Cayci 3 , C. Kutuk 3 , A. Akin 2 and A. Lunlenen 2 , 

(1)Turkish Atomic Energy Authority, (2)Ministry of 

Agriculture, General Directorate of Research, 

(3)Ankara Univ 

1-11 2:50 PM Soil Water Storage and Water Use Efficiency 

under Rainfed Cultural Practices as Measured by 

Neutron Moisture Meter. M. Panomtaranichagul* 1 , 

M. Fullen 2 , A. Cass 3 and C. Hignett 3 , (1)Chiang Mai 

Univ, (2)Univ of Wolverhampton, (3)CSIRO 

1-12 3:15 PM Influence of the Irrigation System on the Nitrate 

Content in Potato Tubers. G. Duenas*, H. Irigoyen, 

M. Biart and M. Hernandez, Instituto de Suelos 

1-13 3:40 PM Estimation of Soil Water Content and Evapotranspiration 

of Dryland Crops Using Neutron 

Moisture Meter. T. S. Moroke* 1 , Robert Schwartz 2 , 

K. W. Brown 3 and J. Makore 1 , (1)Dept of Agricultural 

Research, (2)USDA-ARS, Consv. & Prod. Res. 

Lab., (3)Texas A&M Univ 

1-14 4:05 PM Application of Isotopic Techniques to Examine 

the Transformations of Pesticides in Soils. Nanthi 

Bolan*, Massey Univ 

1-15 4:30 PM Labelling Plant with Isotopes for Studying Green 

Manure and Crop Residues as Nutrient Sources. 

Takashi Muraoka*, A. Enedi Boaretto and E. Cabral 

Da Silva, Univ of Sao Paulo (USP) 

4:55 PM Workshop Discussion and Conclusions—Long 

Nguyen 

SESSION NO.2 

Convention Center, Room 107AB, First Floor (Sunday) 

Convention Center, Room 103ABC, First Floor (Mon.–Fri.) 

FAO/IAEA Workshop: Use of Nuclear Techniques in 

Addressing Soil-Water-Nutrient Issues for Sustainable 

Agricultural Production—Poster 

2-1 3401a Persistence of Carbofuran in Sri Lankan Soils. 

Janitha A. Liyanage*, Ransilu C. Watawala and 

Ananda P. Mallawatantri, Dept of Chemistry 

2-2 3401b Radiotracer Technique in Establishing Genotypic 

Divergence of Rice (Oryza sativa L. ) Cultivars in 

Zinc Utilization from Variable Sources. Chinnappan 

Sudhalakshmi* 1 , Ramasamy Krishnasamy1 , U. 

Surendran1 and A. RajaRajan2 , (1)Tamil Nadu Agricultural 

Univ, (2)Regional Research Station 

2-3 3402a Soybean Below-Ground N and its Contribution to 

the N Nutrition of a Subsequent Sorghum Crop. 

Ednaldo da S. Araujo1 , Robert M. Boddey2 , Segundo 

Urquiaga2 and Bruno J. R. Alves* 2 , 

(1)UFRRJ/Embrapa Agrobiologia, (2)EMBRAPA- 

Agrobiologia 

2-4 3403a Leaching Decreased Microbial Decomposition 

and Sorption of Easily Available Organic Substances 

in Soil. Holger Fischer* and Yakov 

Kuzyakov, Univ of Hohenheim 

2-5 3403b Variation in Carbon Isotope Discrimination and 

Its Association with Grain Yield in Durum Wheat 

in the Eastern High Plains of Algeria. M. Hafsi* 1 , 

A. Hadji1 and P. Monneveux2 , (1)Univ Ferhat Abbas, 

(2)AgroM 

2-6 3404a Using N-15 Technique for Assessing Organic – N 

Turnover in Sandy Soil. Soliman M. Soliman* Sr., 

Atomic Energy Auth., Nuclear Res. Center, Soils and 

Water Res. Dept 

2-7 3404b Comparative Study of Water and N Fertilizer 

Application on Potato Crops under Drip and Sur-

face Irrigation System by Using 15n. A. A. Saif*, 

A. Al-Kirshi, A. J. Ailan, M. Albabili and A. Haidara, 

AREA 

2-8 3501a A Simplified Diffusion Process Model for 137Cs 

Redistribution in Undisturbed Soil. X. Zhang*, He 

Xiubing, Fu Jiexiong, Qi Yongqing and Long Yi, Institute 

of Mountain Hazards and Environment 

2-9 3501b Water Use and Plant Uptake of N and P in Relation 

to the Growth of Durum Wheat. A. Fares Asfary 

1 , A. Wahbi* 2 and M. Al. Oudat 1 , (1)Atomic Energy 

Commission of Syria, (2)International Centre 

for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas 

(ICARDA) 

2-10 3502a Fertilizer N Movement and Recovery by Spring 

Wheat with Urea Super Granules Point-Placed at 

Different Soil Depths. M. I. Khalil* 1 , U. Schmidhalter 

1 and K. Inubushi 2 , (1)Technical Univ of Munich, 

(2)Chiba Univ 

2-11 3502b The pH Effect on Nickel Phytoavailability in 

Sewage Sludge-Amended Oxisol Determined by 

L-Value. Felipe Carlos Alvarez Villanueva, Cassio 

Hamilton Abreu* Jr., Antonio Enedi Boaretto, 

Takashi Muraoka and Anderson Ricardo Trevizam, 

Center of Nuclear Energy in Agriculture/Univ of 

São Paulo 

2-12 3503a Soil N Enrichment Using Biomass of Gliricidia 

Sepium Injected with Labelled 15n Fertilizer and 

Subsequent Recovery by Zea Mays in an Alley- 

Cropping System. S. P. Nissanka* and U. R. Sangakkara, 

Univ of Peradeniya 

2-13 3503b Evaluation of Phosphorus Availability in Egyptian 

Sludge Using 33 P Isotope Exchange Kinetic 

Technique. R. A. El-Motaium* 1 , M. A. El-Esawy 1 , 

E. Frossard 2 and S. Sinaj 2 , (1)Plant Research Dept, 

(2)ETH 

2-14 3504a Priming Effects Induced by Increasing Amounts 

of Glucose and Different Sources of CO2 Efflux 

from Soil Revealed by 14 C Labelling and 13 C Natural 

Abundance. Katja Schneckenberger* 1 , Dmitriy 

Demin 2 and Yakov Kuzyakov 1 , (1)Univ of Hohenheim, 

(2)Puschino State Univ 

2-15 3504b Use of Nuclear Techniques to Evaluate Management 

Practices for Improving Soil Fertility and 

Sustainable Common Bean Production in Acid 

Soil. A. Garcia* 1 , G. Hernandez 1 , A. Nuviola 1 , G. 

Duenas 1 , G. Herrero 2 , S. Curbelo 3 , J. L. Reyes 3 and 

J. J. Drevon 4 , (1)Soil Institute, (2)Ecology and Systematic 

Institute, (3)Experimental Station, (4) Institute 

National de Recherche Agronomique (INRA) 

Monday, 10 July 2006 

SESSION NO.4 

SESSION NO.3 

Convention Center, Room 114, First Floor 

1.0A New Frontiers in Soil Resource Assessment—Oral 

Convenor: Micheal Golden, USDA-NRCS 

Presiding: Jay Bell, University of Minnesota 

3-1 10:15 AM Soil Versus a Soil: Natural Bodies in Our Age. 

Brian A. Needelman*, Univ of Maryland 

3-2 10:50 AM The Australian Soil Resource Information System. 

Neil J. McKenzie*, David W. Jacquier and 

Linda J. Gregory, CSIRO Land and Water 

3-3 11:25 AM Multiscale Terrain Analysis to Improve Landscape 

Characterization and Soil Mapping. James 

Thompson* 1 , Amanda C. Moore2 , Rob E. Austin3 and Eugenia Pena-Yewtukhiw1 , (1)West Virginia 

Univ, (2)USDA-NRCS-National Geospatial Development 

Center, (3)North Carolina State Univ 

SESSION NO.4 

Convention Center, Exhibit Hall A, Theater 1, Second Floor 

1.0PW Synthesis, Modeling, and Applications of 

Disciplinary Soil Science Knowledge for Soil-Water-Plant- 

Environment Systems—Theater I 

Authors Present 10:15 AM–12:15 PM 

Convenors: Peter Carberry, CSIRO; Gerrit Hoogeboom, 

University of Georgia; Liwang Ma, USDA-ARS, 

Great Plains Sys. Res. 

Presiding: Lajpat Ahuja, USDA-ARS, Grt. Plains Sys. 

4-1 427a Applications of RZWQM in Agricultural Research 

for Soil and Water Management. L. Ma* 1 , 

Lajpat Ahuja1 and S. A. Saseendran2 , (1)USDA- 

ARS-NPA, Great Plains Systems Research Unit, 

(2)USDA-ARS, Great Plains Systems Research 

4-2 427b Application of Crop Modeling and Aegis/Win for 

Optimizing Agricultural Inputs in Soils. B. L. 

Harikrishna, G. S. Dasog, P. L. Patil* and K. M. 

Anegundi, Dept of Soil Science and Agricultural 

Chemistry, Univ of Agricultural Sciences 

4-3 428a Two-Dimensional Soil Water and Temperature 

Dynamics Under Row Crops: Modeling Approaches. 

Dennis Timlin* 1 , Rose M. Shillito2 , 

Yakov A. Pachepsky3 , Soo-Hyung Kim4 , David 

Fleisher5 and Bruno Quebedeaux2 , (1)USDA-ARS 

Crop Systems and Global Change Lab, (2)Univ of 

Maryland, (3)USDA/ARS/BA/ANRI/ESML, 

(4)USDA-ARS, (5)USDA, ARS, Crop Systems and 

Global Change Lab. 

4-4 428b Precision Farming for Smallholder Farmers. Upendra 

Singh* 1 , Fred Muhhuku2 , Tasnee Attanandana3 

, Paul Wilkens1 and Russell Yost4 , (1)IFDC, 

(2)Agricultural Productivity Enhancement Project 

(APEP), (3)Dept of Soil Science, Kasetsart Univ, 

(4)Dept of Tropical Plant and Soil Sciences, Univ of 

Hawaii, 

4-5 329a Space-Time Variance Propagation of Biophysical 

Processes. Ole Wendroth*, Univ of Kentucky and 

Donald R. Nielsen, Univ of California, Dept LAWR 

Hydrologic Science 

4-6 429b LSCNP: A Process and Analytic Hybrid Model 

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MONDAY

SESSION NO.4 

Simulating Long-term Soil Carbon and Nitrogen 

Dynamics. Tao Li*, Dept of Renewable Resources, 

Univ of Alberta, Yongsheng Feng, Dept of 

Renewable Resources and Xiaomei Li, Alberta Research 

Council 

SESSION NO.5 


1.1C Soil Micromorphology, Archaeometry, and 

Archaeology—Theater 


Convenor: Alexander Tstskin, University of Haifa 

Presiding: Selim Kapur, University of Cukurova 

5-1 344a Micromorphological Diagnostics of Soil Polygenesis. 

Tatiana V. Tursina* and Ilia A. Sokolov, V.V. 

Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute 

5-2 143a Phytolith Transport in Sandy Sediments: Experimental 

Data. O. Fishkis*, J. Ingwersen, K. Pustovoytov 

and T. Streck, Univ of Hohenheim 

5-3 444a Study of Macropore and Climate Change by X- 

Ray Stereo-Radiography in the Later Stage Pleistocene 

Epoch Hachinohe Tanesashi Volcanic Ash 

Connected Soil Layer. Koichi Sato* 1 , Choichi 

Sasaki2 , Ko-ichi Tokunaga3 , Takashi Sase4 and 

Rieko Takamatu1 , (1)Kitasato Univ, (2)Hirosaki 

Univ, (3)Iwate Univ, (4)North Laboratory for Phytolith 

Research 

5-4 444b Opportunities for the Use of Andisols in Paleoecological 

Studies. Femke H. Tonneijck*, Boris 

Jansen, Klaas G. Nierop, Marcela Moscol and Jacobus 

M. Verstraten, Institute for Biodiversity and 

Ecosystem Dynamics – Univ of Amsterdam 

5-5 445a Distinguishing Among Soil Solid Phases Using 

Micro-CT Scanning. Richard J. Heck* and Thomas 

Elliot, Univ of Guelph 

5-6 445b Micromorphological and Microbiological Diagnostics 

of Elementary Pedogenic Processes in Extremely 

Arid Desert Soils of Mongolia and the 

Problem of Their Classification. Dmitri L. Golovanov*, 

Geographical Faculty, Moscow Sate Univ 

and Marina P. Lebedeva (Verba), V.V. Dokuchaev 

Soil Science Institute 

5-7 244a An Archaeometric Study of Later Stone Age 

Paintings from KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. 

Boyd Escott, Univ of KwaZulu-Natal, Jeffrey C. 

Hughes*, Univ of KwaZulu-Natal and Darrell 

Schulze, Dept of Agronomy, Purdue Univ 

5-8 343a Evidence for “Black Earths” in the Maya Lowlands. 

Richard E. Terry* 1 , Ryan Sweetwood1 , Chris 

Balzotti1 and Timothy Beach2 , (1)Brigham Young 

Univ, (2)Georgetown Univ 

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SESSION NO.6 


1.2P Interdependency of Soils and Soil Scapes—Theater 


Convenor: Jaume Bech, University of Barcelona 

Presiding: Reinhold Jahn, Inst. of Soil Science 

and Plant Nutrition 

6-1 154a Geomorphic Influence on Southern Driftless Area 

Soilscapes. Krista Stensvold*, Dept of Soil Science, 

Univ of Wisconsin-Madison and Cynthia Stiles, 

Univ of Wisconsin 

6-2 154b Catena/Toposequence/Soil Association: Unifying 

Concept in Soil Classification, Soil Genesis and 

Land Use in the West Africa Sub-Region-Nigeria. 

Temitope A. Okusami*, Obafemi Awolowo Univ 

6-3 155a Topo- and Bio-Sequence of the Soils in the Fukiage 

Coastal Dune. Tadao Hamazaki* and Taiki 

Kusahara, Faculty of Agriculture, Kagoshima Univ 

6-4 155b Soil-Landform Relationships in Shallow Estuarine 

Ecosystems of Downeast Maine. Christopher T. 

Flannagan*, Wetland Studies and Solutions, Inc. 

and Laurie J. Osher, Univ of Maine 

6-5 254a Spatial Variability of Pedogenic Reaction Rates in 

a Podzolized Watershed. Blake Ketchum* 1 , Susan 

Brantley1 and Alan Busacca2 , (1)Center for Environmental 

Kinetic Analysis, (2)Dept of Crops and Soils 

6-6 254b Modern Functioning of Surface Paleosols of the 

Russian Plain as Related to Lateral Redistribution 

of Heat Fluxes in the Upper Soil Layers. Tatiana 

A. Arkhangelskaya*, Moscow State Univ, Faculty 

of Soil Science 

6-7 255a Pedogeochemical Mapping of the Barcelona 

Province (Catalonia, Spain): Interdependence 

between Altitude, Soil Texture, pH, Organic Carbon, 

CaCO3 and Potentially Toxic Elements. 

Jaume Bech* 1 , Maria Sokolovska2 , Pedro Tume3 , 

Pedro Sanchez4 , Ferran Reverter1 , Rafael Delgado5 , 

Lluís Longan6 , Alejandro Lansac1 , Aleix Puente1 and Toni Oliver1 , (1)Univ de Barcelona, (2)Forest 

Research Institute, (3)Facultad de Ingeniería, Univ 

Católica de la Santísima Concepción, (4)Depto de 

Estadística, Facultad de Biología, Univ de 

Barcelona, (5)Depto de Edafología, Facultad de Farmacia, 

Univ de Granada., (6)Soil Science Chair. 

Fac. of Biology. Univ de Barcelona 

6-8 255b Landscape Position Affects the Emission of 

Greenhouse Gases in a Prairie Pot-Hole Soil in 

Western Canada. Adedeji S. Dunmola* 1 , David 

Lobb1 , Dan J. Pennock2 , Yappa Priyantha1 and Mario 

Tenuta1 , (1)Dept of Soil Science, Univ of Manitoba, 

(2)Univ of Saskatchewan

SESSION NO.7 


2.0B Innovative Technologies in Rhizosphere Research 

—Oral 

Convenor: David Crowley, University of California- 

Riverside 

Presiding: Philippe Hinsinger, INRA–ENSA.M–UMR 

Rhizosphère & Symbiose 

7-1 10:15 AM Probing the Speciation of Metals at the Soil-Plant 

Interface Using Micrometer-Scale X-Ray Fluorescence, 

Diffraction and Absorption Techniques. 

Alain Manceau*, CNRS 

7-2 10:50 AM Engineering Plants to Influence Rhizosphere Biochemistry: 

Potential Benefits to Plant Nutrition. 

Timothy S. George*, CSIRO Plant Industry 

7-3 11:25 AM Influence of Simulated Global Climate Change on 

Microbial Rhizosphere Populations of Grassland 

Plants. Stephan Gantner* 1 , James Cole1 , Nona 

Chiariello2 , Chris Field3 and James M. Tiedje4 , 

(1)Center for Microbial Ecology, Michigan State 

Univ, (2)Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve, Stanford 

Univ, (3)Dept of Global Ecology, Carnegie Institut 

of Washington, Stanford Univ, (4)Center for Microbial 

Ecology 

SESSION NO.8 


3.0A Long-term Agronomic Experiments:Their 

Importance for Science and Society—Oral 

Convenor: Stephen Kaffka, University of California 

Presiding: Johnny Johnston, Rothamsted Research 

8-1 10:15 AM Long-term Experiments and Sustainable Agriculture: 

The Rothamsted Experience. A.E.Johnny 

Johnston Johnston*, Rothamsted Research 

8-2 10:50 AM Sustainability in Mediterranean and Semi-Arid 

Systems. Stephen Kaffka* 1 , Johan Six1 and William 

Horwath2 , (1)Dept of Plant Science, (2)Dept of 

Land, Air and Water Resources 

8-3 11:25 AM The Role of Long-term Experiments in Understanding 

the Sustainability of Organic Farming. 

Paul Mäder* 1 , Andreas Fliessbach1 , Joachim 

Raupp2 , Meike Oltmanns2 , Lucie Gunst3 and David 

Dubois3 , (1)Research Institute of Organic Agriculture 

(FiBL), (2)Institute for Biodynamic Research, 

(3)Agroscope FAL Reckenholz 

SESSION NO.9 


4.0A Bridging Soil Science, Environmental Policy and 

Communications—Oral 

Convenors: J. T. Sims, Dept. Plt. & Soil Sciences; Charles 

Rice, Dept. of Agronomy, KSU 

Presiding: Peter J. Kleinman, USDA-ARS, Bldg. 3702 

9-1 10:15 AM Evolution and Future of Nutrient Management 

Policy in the United States. J. Thomas Sims*, Univ 

SESSION NO.11 

of Delaware, Jerry Lemunyon, USDA/NRCS and 

Roberta Parry, U. S. Environmental Protection 

Agency 

9-2 10:50 AM European Soil Science in Support of the EU Thematic 

Strategy for Soil Protection. Luca Montanarella*, 

European Commission 

9-3 11:25 AM Soil Carbon Management: Communicating Science 

to Policy Makers. John Kimble* 1 , Carlos E. P. 

Cerri 2 , Carlos C. Cerri 2 , Brent E. Clothier 3 , H. H. 

Janzen 4 and Pedro Sanchez 5 , (1)USDA-NRCS- 

NCSS retired, (2)Univ de São Paulo, Centro de Energia 

Nuclear na Agricultura–CENA/USP, 

(3)HortResearch, (4)Agriculture & Agri-Food 

Canada, (5)Columbia Univ 

SESSION NO. 10 


AS Acid Sulfate Soils:Technological Advances Enabling 

Better Management—Oral 

Convenors: Delvin Fanning, Univ. of Maryland,HJ 

Patterson; Robert Fitzpatrick, CSIRO, Land and Water 

Presiding: Leigh Sullivan, Southern Cross University 

10-1 10:15 AM Toxic Metals in Runoff from Boreal Acid Sulphate 

Soils. Mats Astrom*, Kalmar Univ 

10-2 10:45 AM Elemental Sulfur Dynamics in Acid Sulfate Soil 

Landscapes. Richard T. Bush*, Edward Burton, 

Leigh Sullivan and Salirian Claff, Southern Cross 

Univ 

10-3 11:05 AM Post-Active Acid Sulfate Soils. Delvin S. Fanning* 

1 , Daniel Wagner2 , Philip Zurheide1 , Martin C. 

Rabenhorst1 and J. Patrick Megonigal3 , (1)Univ of 

Maryland, (2)Geo-Sci Consultants, Inc., (3)Smithsonian 

Environmental Research Center 

10-4 11:25 AM Recent Advances in Formation Mechanisms of 

Minerals in Precipitates, Salt Efflorescences and 

Sulfidic Materials in Acid Sulfate Weathering 

Environments. Robert Fitzpatrick*, CRC- 

LEME/CSIRO Land and Water 

10-5 11:45 AM Acid Sulfate Soils Management Guidelines—the 

Queensland, Australian Perspective. Col R. 

Ahern* 1 , Kristie M. Watling1 , Steven Dobos2 , Nikki 

Moore3 and Sue-Ellen Dear1 , (1)Queensland Dept of 

Natural Resources and Mines, (2)Dobos & Associates, 

(3)Queensland Environmental Protection 

Agency 



0.0B Global Priorities in Soil Science Research—Oral 

Convenors: Donald L. Sparks, University of Delaware; 

Charles Rice, Kansas State University 

Presiding: Donald Sparks, University of Delaware 

11-1 1:15 PM US Priorities in Soil Science Research. Charles 

Rice, Kansas State Univ and Donald Sparks*, Univ 

of Delaware 

11-2 1:35 PM Soil Research Priorities in Asia. Jianmin Zhou*, Institute 

of Soil Science, CAS 

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MONDAY

SESSION NO.11 

11-3 1:55 PM European Priorities in Soil Science Research. 

Winfried E.H. Blum*, Institute for Soil Science, 

Univ of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences 

11-4 2:15 PM South America Priorities in Soil Science Research. 

Carlos C. Cerri* 1 , Carlos E. P. Cerri 1 , Martial 

Bernoux 1 and Pedro Sanchez 2 , (1)Univ de São 

Paulo, Centro de Energia Nuclear na Agricultura– 

CENA/USP, (2)Columbia Univ 

11-5 2:35 PM Sustaining Soil Science ‘down-under’. Brent 

Clothier*, HortResearch and Richard Macewan, 

Dept of Primary Industries 

11-6 2:55 PM Soil Research Priorities in Africa. Lamourdia 

Thiombiano*, FAO 



1.0A New Frontiers in Soil Resource Assessment— 

Theater 

Authors Present 1:15 PM–3:15 PM 

Convenor: Micheal Golden, USDA-NRCS 

Presiding: Jay Bell, University of Minnesota 

12-1 102a Soil Resource Inventory of the Great Smoky 

Mountains National Park. Anthony Khiel* and 

Doug Thomas, USDA-NRCS 

12-2 102b Theatre Symposium for Soil Landscape Predictive 

Modeling. Jon Hempel*, USDA-NRCS-NGDC 

and J.C. Bell, Univ of Minnesota 

12-3 103a Making the Old New: Rescue, Reuse and Renewal 

of Legacy Soil Surveys. David G. Rossiter*, 

International Institute for Geo-Information Science 

and Earth Observation (ITC), 

12-4 103b Taking Soil Science to Outer Space: The Thermal 

and Electrical Conductivity Probe (TECP) for 

the Phoenix 2007 Scout Mission to Mars. Douglas 

R. Cobos*, Gaylon S. Campbell and Colin S. Campbell, 

Decagon Devices, Inc. 

12-5 104a Australian Coastal Acid Sulfate Soils—a National 

Atlas. Robert Fitzpatrick*, CRC-LEME/CSIRO 

Land and Water, Bernard Powell, Dept of Natural 

Resources and Steven Marvanek, CSIRO Land and 

Water 

12-6 104b Soilscape Investigations to Support Vector and 

Raster Soil Surveys in Far West Texas. Lynn E. 

Loomis*, USDA Natural Resources Conservation 

Service and Duane Simonson, USDA-Natural Resources 

Conservation Service 

12-7 105a A Prototype Theory-Based Approach to Predictive 

Soil Mapping Under Fuzzy Logic. Feng Qi, 

Dept of Political Science and Geography, A.-Xing 

Zhu*, State Key Laboratory of Resources and Environmental 

Information System, Institute of Geographical 

Sciences and Natural Resources, James E. 

Burt, Univ of Wisconsin-Madison, Mark Harrower, 

Dept of Geography and Duane Simonson, USDA- 

Natural Resources Conservation Service 

12-8 105b Correlation and Analysis of Soil Maps Produced 

with the Remote Area Soil Proxy (RASP) Model. 

Toby Rodgers* and Crystal Briggs, USDA-NRCS 

12-9 106a Calcium, Magnesium, and Phosphorus Regimes 

of West Virginia Forest Soil Series. Anthony Jenkins*, 

Stephen Carpenter and Mike Wilson, USDA– 


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12-10 106b The Impact of Proximal Soil Sensing Prediction 

Errors on Soil-Landscape Model Parameter Estimation. 

Melisa L. Borino* 1 , David J. Brown 1 , Jennifer 

D. Watts 1 and Robert A. MacMillan 2 , (1)Montana 

State Univ, (2)LandMapper Environmental Solutions 

Inc. 

12-11 107a Spatial Data Mining for Soil Survey Updates. 

James E. Burt* 1 , Rongxun Wang 1 , A.-Xing Zhu 2 , 

Tim Meyer 3 and Jon Hempel 4 , (1)Univ of Wisconsin-Madison, 

(2)State Key Laboratory of Resources 

and Environmental Information System, Institute of 

Geographical Sciences and Natural Resources, 

(3)USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, 

(4)USDA-NRCS-National Geospatial Development 

Center 

12-12 107b Regolith-Terrain Analysis and Mapping as a Soil 

Geomorphological Investigative Methodology for 

Land Resource Assessment. Robin N. Thwaites*, 

School of Natural Resource Sciences 

12-13 108a AWeb Map-Based Tool for Exploring the Spatial 

Extent of U.S. Soil Taxonomy – Series through 

Order. Brian W. Bills* 1 , Sharon W. Waltman 2 , Douglas 

A. Miller 1 , Stephen Crawford 3 , James L. Sloan 

II 1 , Amanda Moore 2 , Jon Hempel 2 , Craig Ditzler 4 

and Jim Fortner 4 , (1)The Pennsylvania State Univ, 

(2)USDA-NRCS-NGDC, (3)The Pennsylvania State 

University, (4)USDA-NRCS-NSSC 

12-14 108b Random Catena Sampling for Establishing Soil- 

Landscape Rules for Digital Soil Mapping. Alex 

McBratney*, Nathan Odgers and Budiman Minasny, 

The Univ of Sydney 

12-15 109a A Quantitative Energy Model for Predicting Pedogenic 

Environments. Craig Rasmussen*, Univ of 

Arizona 



1.0WA Soil Geochemical Patterns at Regional, National, 

and International Scales—Oral 

Convenor: Martin Goldhaber, U.S. Geological Survey 

Presiding: David Smith, U.S. Geological Survey 

13-1 1:15 PM The Baltic Soil Survey (BSS): Sub-Continental 

Scale Geochemical Mapping of Agricultural Soils 

from Northern Europe. Clemens Reimann*, Geological 

Survey of Norway, Ulrich Siewers, Federal 

Institut for Geosciences and Natural Ressources, 

Timo Tarvainen, Geological Survey of Finland, Liidia 

Bityukova, Institute of Geology, Jan Eriksson, 

Swedish Univ of Agricultural Sciences, Aivars Gilucis, 

State Geological and Meteorological Agency of 

Latvia, Virgilija Gregorauskiene, Geological Survey 

of Lithuania, Valentin K. Lukashev, Institute of 

Geological Sciences of ASB, Natalia N. Matinian, 

Laboratory of Soil Geography, St. Petersburg State 

Univ and Anna Pasieczna, Geological Survey of 

Poland 

13-2 1:50 PM Spatial Patterns in Soil Geochemistry of the 

United States: The Relationship between Scale 

and Process. David B. Smith*, Steven M. Smith, 

Martin B. Goldhaber, James E. Kilburn, William F. 

Cannon and Laurel G. Woodruff, U.S. Geological 

Survey 

13-3 2:25 PM Regional-Scale Soil Geochemistry in Northern 

California: Natural and Anthropogenic Sources 

of Soil Constituents. Martin B. Goldhaber*, Jean M. 

Morrison, Geoffrey S. Plumlee, Richard B. Wanty,

Dennis R. Helsel, Ruth E. Wolf, David B. Smith, 

Philip L. Hageman, Suzette A. Morman and JoAnn 

M. Holloway, U.S. Geological Survey 



1.2A Spatial, Societal and Environmental Aspects of Pedodiversity—Oral 

Convenor: Robin Thwaites, Queensland University of 

Technology 

Presiding: Jonathan Phillips, Univeristy of Kentucky 

14-1 1:15 PM Perspectives and Challenges of Pedodiversity 

Analysis. Juan Jose Ibanez*, Centro de Investigaciones 

sobre desertificación (CIDE) 

14-2 1:45 PM Soils in the Anthropocene. Ronald Amundson*, 

Univ of California 

14-3 2:05 PM Scale Dependence and Complexity in the Spatial 

Distribution of Soil Resources. R. Murray Lark*, 

Environmetrics Group, Bioinformatics and Biomathematics 

Division, Rothamsted Research 

14-4 2:25 PM Pedodiversity and Island Soil Geography: Testing 

the Driving Forces for Pedological Assemblages 

in Archipelagos of Different Origins. William R. 

Effland*, USDA/NRCS Soil Survey Division, A. 

Rodriguez-Rodriguez, Dpto. Edafologia y Geologia, 

Fac. Biologia and Juan Jose Ibanez, CIDE 

14-5 2:45 PM Taxonomic and Functional Pedodiversity in Relation 

to Landscape Variability and Land Utilization 

Types. Inakwu Ominy A. Odeh*, The Univ 

of Sydney and John Triantafilis, The Univ of New 

South Wales 



2.2A Soil Organic Matter: Stabilization and Carbon Sequestration—Theater 


Convenors: Alvin Smucker, Dept. of Crop & Soil Sci., MSU; 

Ingrid Kögel-Knabner, Lehrstuhl für Bodenkunde 

Presiding: Alessandro Piccolo, Università di Napoli 

15-1 836a Where Is All the Charcoal Gone? -Structure and 

Stability of Charred Plant Residues and Their 

Role in Refractory Soil Organic Matter Formation. 

Heike Knicker* 1 , Francisco J. González-Vila2 , 

Jose A. González-Perez2 and G. Almendros3 , 

(1)Lehrstuhl fuer Bodenkunde, TU-Muenchen, 

(2)Instituto de Recursos Naturales y Agrobiología, 

CSIC, (3)Centro de Ciencias Medioambientales, 

CSIC 

15-2 836b Hydrolyzable Carbohydrate In Tropical Soils 

Under Adjacent Forest And Savanna Vegetation 

In Lamto, Côte d’Ivoire. Hassan Bismarck 

Narco* 1 , Marie Christine Larre-Larrouy2 , Christian 

Feller2 and Luc Abbadie3 , (1)Univ Polytechnique de 

Bobo-Dioulasso, (2)Laboratoire Matière Organique 

des Sols Tropicaux IRD, (3)Biogeochemistry and 


Ecology of continental environment laboratory 

UMR 7618 

15-3 837a Carbon Accumulations on Surfaces and Fluxes 

into Interior Regions of Soil Aggregates Alter 

Water Repellency, Bacterial Populations and Aggregate 

Stability. Alvin Smucker* 1 , Eun-Jin Park 1 , 

Emilia Jasinska 2 , Heather Holdaway 1 , Frank Dazzo 1 

and Rainer Horn 3 , (1)Michigan State Univ, (2)Institute 

of Plant Nutrition and Soil Science, (3)Institute 

of Plant Nutrition and Soil Science, CAU Kiel 

15-4 837b Theory and Evidence of Soil C Saturation using 

Long-term Agroecosystem Experiments. Catherine 

Stewart 1 , Keith Paustian 1 , Rich Conant 1 , Alain 

Plante 2 and Johan Six* 3 , (1)Natural Resource Ecology 

Laboratory, (2)Dept of Biology, (3)Dept of Plant 

Sciences, Univ of California-Davis 

15-5 838a Carbon Sequestration in Soils of the Mississippi 

Valley Loess Plains. Paula Gale*, Richard Joost, 

Matt Goddard and Kevin Smith, Univ of Tenneessee 

at Martin 

15-6 838b Long-term Soil Organic Matter Dynamics in Cultivated 

Soils in Zimbabwe. Shamie Zingore*, 

TSBF-CIAT Zimbabwe and Kenneth E. Giller, Production 

Systems, Dept of Plant Sciences, Wageningen 

Univ 

15-7 839a A Non-Compartment Approach to the Modeling 

of Carbon Cycle in Soils. Yongsheng Feng*, Univ 

of Alberta and Xiaomei Li, Alberta Research Council 

15-8 839b Multidimensional Characterization of Soil Carbon 

Pools Using Stable Isotope and Quadrupole 

Mass Spectrometry Coupled to Thermal Analysis. 

David A. C. Manning*, Elisa Lopez-Capel and 

Maggie White, School of Civil Engineering and 

Geosciences, Univ of Newcastle 

15-9 936a Application of Off-Line TMAH-GC/MS for 

Characterizing Soil Organic Matter and Organic 

Amendments. Cassandra R. Schefe 1 , Antonio F. 

Patti* 2 , Alessandro Piccolo 3 , Riccardo S paccini 3 

and W. Roy Jackson 4 , (1)Rutherglen Centre, Dept of 

Primary Industries, (2)Centre for Green Chemistry 

and School of Applied Sciences and Engineering, 

(3)Dpto di Scienze del Suolo, della Pianta e dell’Ambiente, 

Univ di Napoli, (4)Centre for Green 

Chemistry, Monash Univ 

15-10 936b Isotopic Investigations into the Role of Aggregate 

Hierarchy in Stabilizing Soil Organic Carbon. 

Julie Jastrow*, Argonne National Laboratory 

and Johan Six, Dept of Plant Sciences, Univ of California-Davis 

15-11 937a Estimation of Time Required for Progress of Humification 

in Soil Using AMS Radiocarbon Dating 

Technique. Akira Watanabe* 1 , Hisayoshi 

Takada 1 , Miku Jokura 1 , Akiko Ikeda 2 and Toshio 

Nakamura 2 , (1)Graduate School of Bioagricultural 

Sciences, Nagoya Univ, (2)Center for Chronological 

Research, Nagoya Univ 

15-12 937b Humus Accumulation, Microbiological Indicators 

and Respired Carbon Dioxide in Soil. Oliver M. 

Dilly*, Lehrstuhl für Bodenschutz und 

Rekultivierung, Brandenburgische Technische 

Universität 

15-13 938b Evaluating the Microbial Role in Soil Carbon 

Dynamics Using Markov Chain Analysis. Chao 

Liang*, Guang Cheng and Teresa Balser, Univ of 

Wisconsin-Madison 

15-14 939a Effects of Mass Spectroscopic Parameters on 

Electrospray Ionization Mass Spectra of Size- 

Fractions from a Soil Humic Acid. Alessandro 

Piccolo, Dpto di Scienze del Suolo, della Pianta, e 

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dell’Ambiente and Michael Spiteller*, INFU-Institut 

für Umweltforschung 

15-15 939b Evaluation of Carbon Stabilization in Soils: A 

Conceptual Model Approach. Margit v. Lützow 1 , 

Ingrid Kögel-Knabner 1 , Egbert Matzner* 2 , Klemens 

Ekschmitt 3 , Georg Guggenberger 4 , Heiner Flessa 5 , 

Bernd Marschner 6 and Bernard Ludwig 7 , 

(1)Technische Univ München, Lehrstuhl für 

Bodenkunde, (2)Lehrstuhl für Bodenökologie, Univ 

Bayreuth, (3)Justus Liebig Univ Giessen, (4)Univ 

Halle, (5)Univ Göttingen, (6)Ruhr Univ, (7)Univ 

Kassel 

15-16 1036b Do Temperature-Driven Shifts in Microbial Community 

Composition Facilitate Decay of Recalcitrant 

Organic Matter?. Rhae Drijber* 1 , David 

Carter 1 , Richard Conant 2 , Alain Plante 3 , Eldor Paul 2 , 

Megan Steinweg 2 and Michelle Haddix 2 , (1)Univ of 

Nebraska, Dept of Agronomy and Horticulture, 

(2)Natural Resource Ecology Lab, (3)Villanova 

Univ 

15-17 1037a Three Carbon Sources in Soil Food Webs of Different 

Complexity Revealed by 14C Labelling 

and 13C Natural Abundance. Yakov Kuzyakov*, 

Univ of Hohenheim, Andrea Ruf, Univ of Bremen 

and Olga Lopatovskaya, State Pedagogical Univ of 

Irkutsk 

15-18 1037b Mineralization, Solubilization and Biomass Incorporation 

of 13 C -Labelled Lignin Incubated 

with Soil under Laboratory Conditions. H. 

Bahri* 1 , M.-F. Dignac 1 , C. Rumpel 1 , D. P Rasse 1 , C. 

Lapierre 2 , G. Bardoux 1 , A. Mariotti 1 and C. Chenu 1 , 

(1)UMR Biogeochimie des Milieux Continentaux, 

(2)UMR Chimie Biologique INRA-INAPG 

15-19 1038b The Relation between the Content of Organic 

Phosphorus and Latitude in Northeast China 

Phaeozem. Wantai Yu* and Shaohua Zhao, Institute 

of applied ecology 



3.4A Combating Global Soil & Land Degradation I. 

Agroecosystems: Processes & Assessment—Oral 

Convenor: Miguel Ayarza, TGU: 00087 

Presiding: Matilde Somarriba-Chang, Universidad Nacional 

Agraria (UNA) 

16-1 1:15 PM Decision support tools and technologies to assess 

and reverse land degradation in tropical savanna 

and hillside agroecosystems of Latin America. 

Miguel Ayarza* Sr., Edgar Amezquita, Edmundo 

Barrios, Marco Rondon and Idupulapati Rao, Tropical 

Soil Biology and Fertility Institute of the International 

Center for Tropical Agriculture, CIAT 

16-2 1:45 PM Land degradation: An assessment of the human 

impact on global land resources. Hari Eswaran* 1 , 

Paul Reich1 and Friedrich Beinroth2 , (1)USDA Natural 

Resources Conservation Service, (2)University 

of Puerto Rico 

16-3 2:05 PM Nutrient Budgeting in Tropical Agro ecosystem— 

A micro and meso level modeling study for assessing 

sustainability in agro-ecosystem using NUT- 

MON-Toolbox. V. Murugappan*, U. Surendran, R 

Jagadeeswaran and A Bhaskaran, Tamil Nadu Agricultural 

University 

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16-4 2:25 PM Characterizing Soil Change within the Human 

Time Scale for Resource Assessment and Prediction. 

Arlene J. Tugel* 1 , Joel R. Brown 1 , Susan S. Andrews 

2 , Brandon T. Bestelmeyer 3 , Jeffrey E. Herrick 3 

and Karl W. Hipple 4 , (1)USDA-NRCS, (2)USDA- 

Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), 

ENTSC, (3)USDA-ARS Jornada Experimental 

Range, (4)USDA-NRCS, National Soil Survey Center 

16-5 2:45 PM Soil quality dynamics in a family based shifting 

cultivation system on the Atlantic Forest, Brazil. 

Marcela C. R. Aboim 1 , Joyce C. Barbosa 1 , Alexandre 

S. Rosado 2 and Heitor L. C. Coutinho* 1 , (1)Embrapa 

Solos, (2)Federal University of Rio de Janeiro 



SCE Evaluating Management Impacts on Forest Soils 

—Theater 


Convenor: Chris Johnson, Dept.of Civil Eng. 

Presiding: Zhihong Xu, Griffith University 

17-1 3505a Management of Forest Soils on Disturbed 

Grounds. Wolfgang Schaaf* and Reinhard F. Hüttl, 

Brandenburg Univ of Technology 

17-2 3505b Organic Carbon Restoration during the First 

Twenty Years on the Debris Avalanche Deposit of 

the Ontake Volcano, Japan. Kazuhito Morisada* 

and Mitsue Shibata, Forestry and Forest Products 

Research Institute 

17-3 3506a Using Soil and Climatic Data to Predict Carbon 

Sequestration in Reforestation and Recharge Reduction 

at Different Scales. Richard J. Harper*, Cooperative 

Research Centre for Greenhouse Accounting 

and Keith R.J. Smettem, Univ of Western Australia 

17-4 3506b Properties of Typical Forest Soils of China in Different 

Climatic Zones Affecting Methane and 

Ethylene Consumption and Nitrous Oxide Production. 

Xingkai Xu*, Institute of Atmospheric 

Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences 

17-5 3507a Information Needed for for Sustainable Management 

of Hardwood Forests: More than 50 years 

of Research on the Fernow Experimental Forest. 

Mary B. Adams* and James Kochenderfer, USDA 

Forest Service 

17-6 3507b Lignocellulolytic Enzyme Activities and Litter- 

Layer Composition (NMR Spectra) of a Pine Forest 

Soil, Five Years after Thinning. Sebastian 

Maassen1 , Minh-Phuong Huynh-Le2 , George D. 

Cody2 and Stephan J. Wirth* 1 , (1)Leibniz-Centre 

for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF), Institute 

of Landscape Matter Dynamics, (2)Carnegie 

Institution of Washington, Geophysical Laboratory 

17-7 3508a Mineral Soil Organic Matter in Forest Sites of 

Coastal British Columbia, Canada. Caroline M. 

Preston* 1 , Tony Trofymow1 , Christopher Swanston2 and Chris Van Kessel3 , (1)Pacific Forestry Centre, 

(2)Center for Accelerator Mass Spectrometry, (3)UC 

Davis 

17-8 3508b Fire-Derived Carbon in Boreal Forests—Current 

Knowledge and Uncertainties. Caroline M. 

Preston, Pacific Forestry Centre, Natural Resources

Canada and Michael W. I. Schmidt*, Dept of Geography, 

Physical Geography, Soil Biogeochemistry 

17-9 3509a Elucidating Mineral N Retention Pathways in an 

Old-Growth South Chilean Temperate Forest 

Using a 15 N Tracing Model. Dries Huygens* 1 , Pascal 

Boeckx 1 , Oswald Van Cleemput 1 , Roberto 

Godoy 2 and Christoph Müller 3 , (1)Laboratory of 

Applied Physical Chemistry–ISOFYS, Faculty of 

Bioscience Engineering, Ghent Univ, (2)Institute of 

Botany, Univ Austral de Chile, (3)Dept of Plant 

Ecology, Justus-Liebig-Univ Giessen 

17-10 3509b Microbial Dversity of the Soil and Leaf Litters in 

an Exotic Pine Plantation of Subtropical Australia. 

Li Zhang* 1 , Bharat Patel 1 and Zhihong Xu 2 , 

(1)School of Biomolecular and Biomedical Sciences, 

Griffith Univ, (2)School of Environmental Studies, 

Griffith Univ 

17-11 3510b Soluble Organic N Pools and Microbial Properties 

in Sandy Soils under Three Adjacent Natural 

and Exotic Pine Plantation Forests of Southeast 

Queensland. Chengrong Chen* and Zhihong Xu, 

Faculty of Environmental Sciences, Griffith Univ 

17-12 3511a Assessment of Vegetation Change in Central 

Queensland Woodlands Using Stable Carbon Isotopes 

of Soil Organic Matter. Ben Harms*, Natural 

Resources and Mines, Steven Bray, Dept of Primary 

Industries and Fisheries, Evelyn Krull, CSIRO Land 

and Fisheries and Ayalsew Zerihun, DPI Science 

and Research 

17-13 3511b Nitrate Sources in Discharge from the Hardwood 

Forests of the Northeastern U.S.A – Implications 

for Forest Management. Kathryn B. Piatek* 1 , 

Myron J. Mitchell 2 , Steven R. Silva 3 and Carol 

Kendall 3 , (1)West Virginia Univ, (2)SUNY-ESF, 

(3)USGS Geological Survey 

17-14 3512a Upscaling Forest Soil Monitoring Data – Scale 

and Representativity Effects. Dietmar Zirlewagen, 

INTERRA, Rainer Baritz*, BGR and Klaus Von 

Wilpert, FVA 

17-15 3512b Spectroscopic Evidence for Water-Soluble Organic 

Matter and Humic Acid of Soil under Different 

Types of Forest Vegetations. Peikun Jiang 1 , 

Qiufang Xu* 1 and Zhihong Xu 2 , (1)Zhejiang 

Forestry Univ, (2)Faculty of Environmental Sciences, 

Griffith Univ 

17-16 3513a Changes in Soil Organic Carbon Pools of Bamboo 

Plantations under Intensive Management in 

Subtropical China. Qiufang Xu 1 , Peikun Jiang 1 , 

Zhihong Cao* 1 and Zhihong Xu 2 , (1)Zhejiang 

Forestry Univ, (2)Faculty of Environmental Sciences, 

Griffith Univ 

17-17 3513b Carbon Storage Dynamics and Conditions Following 

Clear-Cutting, in a Montane Dystric Cambisol 

Planted with Douglas-Fir. Francis Andreux* 1 , 

Jean Leveque 1 , Florence Roux 1 and Jacques 

Ranger 2 , (1)Microbiologie et Géochimie des Sols– 

INRA Université de Bourgogne, (2)INRA-UR 

Biogéochimie des Ecosystèmes Forestiers 

17-18 3514a Forest Soil Carbon Sequestration Measurement 

and Verification on Reclaimed Mined Land in 

the Appalachian Coalfield. Beyhan Y. Amichev*, 

Virginia Tech and James A. Burger, Virgnia Tech., 

Dept of Forestry 

17-19 3514b Comparison of Methods for the Evaluation of 

Humus Quality of Forest Soils. Jiri Kulhavy* 1 , 

Bohumir Lomsky 2 , Michal Remes 1 , Ladislav Mensik 

1 , Tomas Fabianek 1 and Ida Drapelova 1 , 

(1)Mendel Univ of Agriculture and Forestry Brno, 

(2)Forestry and Game Management Research Institute 




1.5A Diffuse Reflectance Spectroscopy, Soil Sensing, 

Remote Sensing and Image Analysis—Oral 

Convenor: Sabine Grunwald, Soil & Water Sci. Dept. 

Univ. FL 

Presiding: Endre Dobos, University of Miskolc 

18-1 3:30 PM Infrared Spectroscopy—New Technology for 

Boosting Agricultural Productivity and Monitoring 

Environment in Developing Countries. Keith 

Shepherd* and Markus Walsh, World Agroforestry 

Centre (ICRAF) 

18-2 4:00 PM Diffuse Reflectance Spectroscopy as a Major 

Input to the Soil Inference System. Budiman Minasny*, 

Alex McBratney and Raphael Viscarra- 

Rossel, The Univ of Sydney 

18-3 4:20 PM Refining the Pedogenic Understanding Raster 

Classification Methodology. Janis L. Boettinger* 1 , 

Nephi J. Cole2 , Amy M. Saunders2 , Shawn J. Nield2 , 

Suzann Kienast-Brown2 , Jedd M. Bodily2 and 

Alexander K. Stum1 , (1)Utah State Univ, (2)USDA 


18-4 4:40 PM Integrating the Extended Causal Chain of Pedology, 

On-The-Go Soil Sensors and a Fuzzy Soil 

Continuum Model for Precision Farming (PF) 

Applications. Juergen Lamp*, C.A.Univ, Plant Nutrition 

a. Soil Science, WG Soil Informatics 

18-5 5:00 PM Reflectance Spectroscopy for the Determination 

of Soil C: Where Are We? and What Are the 

Problems Which Need to Be Solved?. James B., 

Reeves* III, EMBUL, ANRI, ARS, USDA, Dean 

Martens, SWRC, ARS, USDA and Gregory Mc- 

Carty, HRSL, ANRI, ARS, USDA 



1.5B Soil Sampling in Space and Time—Theater 


Convenor: Jan Hendrickx, Dept. of Earth & Env. Sci. 

Presiding: Gerard B.M. Heuvelink, Wageningen University 

and Research Centre 

19-1 538a Generating Geo-Pedological Maps Using GIS of 

Study Areas in Bahariya Oasis. Mohamed Abbas 

Rasheed* V and Khaled Mohamed Darwish, National 

Research Centre 

19-2 538b Spatial Variability in the Electro Conductivity of 

Soil and Groundwater in the Balaroud Area Located 

in the Southwest of Iran. Farzad 

Nazarizadeh*, Khuzestan Water and Power Authority 

19-3 539a Establishing Digital Spatial Pattern Map of 

Macronutrients in Soils under Irrigated Wheat in 

Golestan Province. Ghorban Ali Roshani* and 

Sohrab Sadeghi, Golestan Agricultural Research 

Center 

19-4 539b The Comparative Analysis of Methods for Physical 

Properties Investigation of Soil Solid Part. 

Igor V. Morozov* and Irina Morozova, Rostov State 

University 

19-5 540a Geographic Information System (GIS) Applications 

in Alabama Soil Survey. Zamir Libohova*, 

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Stephon Thomas, Jerome Langlinais, Charles Love 

and George Martin, USDA-NRCS 

19-6 540b Soil Surface Rugosity Measurements to Applied 

Multifractal Analysis. M. Rosario Garcia 1 , A. Saa 1 , 

Ana M. Tarquis 2 and M. Cruz Díaz* 1 , (1)Dpto. 

Edafología–E.T.S. Ing. Agrónomos–Polytechnic 

University of Madrid, (2)Dpto. Matemática Aplicada–E.T.S. 

Ing. Agrónomos–Polytechnic University 

of Madrid 

19-7 541a Spatial Modeling of Trace Elements in Soils Using 

Partial Least Squares Regression and Pre-existing 

Information. Hocine Bourennane*, National 

Institut for Agronomic Research (INRA) 

19-8 541b Can Variable Rate Technology Using Active Sensors 

Work in Bermudagrass and Ryegrass Production?. 

Jagadeesh Mosali* 1 , Jeffrey B. Ball 1 , Kefyalew 

Girma 2 , Shawn L. Norton 1 and W.R. Raun 2 , 

(1)The Noble Foundation, (2)Oklahoma State University 

19-9 640a Soil Chemical Properties as a Tool in Archeological 

Investigations: Identifying Previous Anthropogenic 

Disturbances. Todd Luxton*, Matthew 

Eick and Stephanie M. Garman, Virginia Tech 

19-10 641a Site-Specific Management Zones: Soil-Color 

Based and Yield-Based. Rajiv Khosla*, Danny 

Inman, Andrew Hornung, Dwayne Westfall and 

Robin Reich, Colorado State University 

19-11 641b Technique of Detailed—Level-by-Level Definition 

of Soil Moisture with TDR TRIME-FM3. 

Olga S. Ermolaeva*, Moscow State University of 

Environmental Engineering and Anatoly Zeiliger, 

Moscow State University Of Environmental Engineering 

19-12 741a Evaluation of a New, Perforated Soil Heat Flux 

Plate Design. Thomas J. Sauer* 1 , Pierre Thery 2 , 

Josh L. Heitman 3 , Thomas M. DeSutter 1 and Robert 

Horton 3 , (1)USDA-ARS National Soil Tilth Laboratory, 

(2)CAPTEC, (3)Iowa State University 

19-13 741b Correlation between the Common Bean Grains 

Yield and Attributes of Relation Mass/Volume in 

a Typical Haplic Acrustox of the Brazilian Savannah. 

Morel de Passos Carvalho*, Flávia Araújo 

Matos, Mariana Ventura Martins and Gilberto Rosa 

Filho, São Paulo State University 



2.3A Microbial Habitat: Evolution, Structure and Distribution 



Convenors: Donald Gabriels, Ghent University; Gupta 

Vadakattu, CSIRO 

Presiding: Richard Dick, Ohio State Univ./Sch. of Nat. Res. 

20-1 848a Mechanisms of Solute Transport Modify Small- 

Scale Abundance and Function of Microorganisms 

in Soil. Ellen Kandeler* 1 , Christian Poll1 , 

Joachim Ingwersen2 , Thilo Streck2 , Esther 

Enowashu1 and Sven Marhan1 , (1)Institute of Soil 

Science, Soil Biology Section, University of Hohenheim, 

(2)Institute of Soil Science, Biogeophysics 

Section, University of Hohenheim 

20-2 952b Quantification of Root-Soil and Root-Insect Interactions 

Using X-Ray Microtomography. Peter 

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J. Gregory* 1 , Scott N. Johnson 1 , Derek B. Read 2 , 

Caroline E. Hargreaves 2 , Dimitry V. Grinev 3 and 

Iain M. Young 3 , (1)SCRI, (2)Department of Soil 

Science, (3)SIMBIOS Centre 

20-3 850b Macroaggregate Environment Influences the 

Composition and Activity of Associated Microbiota 

Communities. Gupta V.S.R. Vadakattu* 1 , M. 

L. Kasper 1 , T. Jankovic-Karasoulos 2 and E. T. Elliott 

3 , (1)CSIRO Entomology, (2)CSIRO, (3)University 

of Nebraska 

20-4 947a Effects of Grapevine Roots, Soil Resources and 

Depth on Soil Microbial Communities in a Pinot 

Noir Vineyard. Kerri L. Steenwerth* 1 , Shane R. 

Parker 1 , Daniel A. Kluepfel 1 , Jean-Jacques Lambert 

2 and David R. Smart 3 , (1)USDA/ARS Crops 

Pathology and Genetics Research Unit, (2)University 

of California, Davis, (3)Department of Viticulture 

and Enology 

20-5 852a Comparison of Bacterial Community Structures 

at Main Habitats in Paddy Field Ecosystem Based 

on DGGE Analysis. Susumu Asakawa* and Makoto 

Kimura, Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, 

Nagoya University 

20-6 948b Diversity of Culturable Methane-Oxidizing Bacteria 

in a Japanese Rice Field Ecosystem. Chihoko 

Ueno* 1 , Dayéri Dianou 2 , Makoto Kimura 1 and 

Susumu Asakawa 1 , (1)Graduate School of Bioagricultural 

Sciences, Nagoya University, (2)National 

Center of Scientific Research 



2.5A Soil Physicochemical-Biological Interfacial Interactions: 

Impacts on Transformations and Bioavailability of 

Metals and Metalloids—Oral 

Convenor: P. M. Huang, Soil Sci., Univ. Saskatchewan 

Presiding: A. Violante, Università di Napoli- ITALY 

21-1 3:30 PM The Role of Synchrotron-Based Research on Soil 

Physicochemical and Biological Interfacial Interactions 

Pertaining to Metals and Metalloids in 

the Environment. Ken M. Kemner*, Argonne National 

Laboratory 

21-2 4:00 PM Spectromicroscopic Investigation of Cobalt Speciation 

in a Ni/Co Hyperaccumulator Plant used 

for Phytoremediation and Phytomining. Ryan V. 

Tappero* 1 , R. L. Chaney2 and Donald L. Sparks1 , 

(1)U of DE, Environmental Soil Chemistry, 

(2)USDA-ARS-ANRI 

21-3 4:20 PM Transformation of Metals and Minerals by Microorganisms. 

M. Fomina* and Geoffrey M. Gadd, 

University of Dundee 

21-4 4:40 PM Rhizosphere – A Unique Interface for Understanding 

the Fate of Trace Elements – the Example 

of Copper. Philippe Hinsinger* 1 , Valérie 

Chaignon1 , Benoît Cloutier-Hurteau2 , Jean-Yves 

Cornu1 , P Legrand2 , Aurélia Michaud1 , Véronique 

Séguin2 and François Courchesne2 , (1)UMR 1222 

Rhizosphere & Symbiose INRA-ENSAM, (2)Département 

de Géographie. Université de Montreal 

21-5 5:00 PM Major Role of Interactions between Organic Matter 

Biodegradability, Iron Reducing Bacteria and 

Ferric Oxides in the Availability and Partitioning 

of Metals in Soils. Jacques Berthelin*, Nouredine

Bousserhine, Cecile Quantin and Sebastien Stemmler, 

LIMOS , UMR 7137 ,CNRS _UHPNancy1, Faculté 

des Sciences 



3.2A Environmental Impacts of Soil Erosion—Measuring 

and Modeling On- and Off-Site Damages of 

Soil Erosion—Oral 

Convenors: Sonia Dechen, Centro de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento; 

Diane Stott, USDA-ARS National Soil Erosion Res. 

Presiding: Nicola Fohrer, Fachabteilung Hydrologie und 

Wasserwirtschaft des ÖZK 

22-1 3:30 PM Using RUSLE2 to Predict On-Site Soil Degradation 

and Off-Site Sediment Yield. Seth M. Dabney* 

1 , Mathias J. M. Romkens1 , Daniel C. Yoder2 and Michael Hubbs3 , (1)USDA-ARS National Sedimentation 

Lab, (2)University of Tennessee, 

(3)USDA-NRCS 

22-2 4:00 PM Loss of Dissolved Organic Carbon During Erosion 

Events. Diane E. Stott*, E.A. Warnemuende, 

S.J. Livingston and C. Huang, USDA-ARS National 

Soil Erosion Research Laboratory 

22-3 4:20 PM Application of Remote Sensing and GIS to Soil 

Erosion Assessment and Spatial Risk Modeling in 

Himalayan Watershed using Hierarchical Perspective: 

A Case Study in Sitla-rao Watershed. 

Kalpana O. Bhaware*, District Soil Survey and Soil 

Testing Laboratory, (Commissionerate of Agriculture) 

and Suresh Kumar, Agriculture and Soil Division, 

Indian Institute of Remote Sensing 

22-4 4:40 PM Wind Erosion in the Conditions of Climate 

Change. Jana Dufkova* and Frantisek Toman, 

Mendel University of Agriculture and Forestry Brno, 

Department of Applied and Landscape Ecology 

22-5 5:00 PM Evaluation of Dynamic Biotic and Abiotic 

Processes at the Soil Surface Affected by Different 

Agricultural Management Systems. Marcus 

Zeiger and Nicola Fohrer*, Dep. Hydrology & Water 

Resources Management, Ecology Centre CAU Kiel 



3.3C Improved Management of Alkaline Soils for Dryland 

Agriculture—Theater 


Convenors: John Ryan, ICARDA; Dwayne G. Westfall, 

Colorado State University 

Presiding: John Angus, CSIRO Plant Industry, GPO Box 

1438 

23-1 1829b Evaluting the Process of Desalinization of Sodic 

and Saline Soils by the Theoretical Models of 

Southeast Khuzestan Province. mohammad reza 

Momayezi*, islamic azad university of varamin 

SESSION NO.23 

23-2 1829a Subsoil Physicochemical Constraints and Dryland 

Crop Growth on Alkaline Soils in Southeastern 

Australia. James Gray Nuttall* and Roger 

Armstrong, Department of Primary Industries, Victoria 

23-3 1830a Toxicity of Na + and Cl - to Wheat and Chickpea. 

Anna R. Sheldon* 1 , Ram C. Dalal 2 and Neal W. 

Menzies 1 , (1)The University of Queensland, (2)Department 

of Natural Resources & Mines 

23-4 1830b The Relationship between the Physico-Chemical 

Properties of Iranian Marl Soils and Soil Erosion 

Rate and Form. Toraj Asadi*, Islamic Azad University, 

Bandar Abbas Branch and Ali Reza Zahirnia, 

Soil and Watershed Managment Reaserch Institute, 

Tehran, Iran. 

23-5 1831a Paddy Cultivation in Sodic Soil through Vermitech. 

Abdullah A. Ansari*, University of Guyana 

and Sultan A. Ismail, Ecoscience Research Foundation 

23-6 1831b Spatial Variation in Soil Salinity and Its Effect on 

Physiological Parameters, Soil Water Content 

and Grain Yield of Wheat in Victorian Southern 

Mallee. Prakash N. Dixit* 1 , Deli Chen 1 , Garry 

O’Leary 2 and John Angus 3 , (1)The University of 

Melbourne, (2)Department of Primary Industries, 

(3)CSIRO 

23-7 1929a Characterization of Soils under Kabini Tract of 

Cauvery Command Area and Rice Response to 

Amendments. Guruprasad, Subbarayappa, Badrinath 

Chidanandappa*, UAS,GKVK 

23-8 1929b The Evaluation and Determination of Soil Water 

Infiltration Coefficient Using Experimental Observations 

Resulting from Measuring Infiltration 

by the Doublering Method and Introducing the 

Most Suitable Model in the Saveh Plain. Amir 

Mansour Shahsavar* 1 , Ali Reza Zahirnia 2 and 

Ebrahim Pazira 1 , (1)Islamic Azad Univ of Science 

and Research, (2)Soil and Watershed Managment 


23-9 1930a Reducing Plant Water Stress from Attacks of 

Greenbugs, Corn Leaf Aphids and Virus Disease 

in Dryland Sorghum. Hong Li*, William A. Payne, 

Jerry Michels and Charles M. Rush, Texas A&M 

University 

23-10 1930b Management of High-Magnesium Soils and Waters 

in Central Asia through the Application of 

Phosphogypsum. F. Vyspolsky 1 , Manzoor Qadir* 2 , 

A. Karimov 3 , F. Mukhamedjanov 1 , U. Bekbaev 1 , R. 

Paroda 4 and F. Karajeh 5 , (1)Water Conservation 

Laboratory, The Kazakh Research Institute of Water 

Management, (2)International Center for Agricultural 

Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA), (3)International 

Water Management Institute (IWMI), 

Central Asia and Caucasus Sub-regional Office, 

(4)International Center for Agricultural Research in 

the Dry Areas (ICARDA), Central Asia and Caucasus 

Regional Office, (5)California Department of 

Water Resources 

23-11 1931a Comparison of Five Adsorption Isotherms for 

Prediction of Zinc Retention in Calcareous Soils 

and the Relationship of their Coefficients with 

Soil Characteristics. Adil Reyhani Tabar*, NajafAli 

Karimian, Mohamad Ardalan and GolamReza Savaghebi, 

University of Tehran 

23-12 1931b Salt Dynamic in “Patched” Soil of Crops in Argentina. 

Eugenio Hampp*, Elena Bonadeo, Marcos 

Bongiovanni, Inés Moreno and Rosana Marzari, 

Universidad Nacional de Río Cuarto 

23-13 1932a Integrated Amelioration of Lime Induced Iron 

Chlorosis in Peanut (Arachis hypogaea L.). 

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SESSION NO.23 

Arvind Bhardwaj*, Rajasthan Agricultural Univ, 

Bikaner and Inderjeet gulati, Rajasthan Agricultual 

Univ, Bikaner 

23-14 1932b Effect of Different Levels and Sources of Potassium 

on Yield and Quality of Sugarcane in Alkali 

Soil. Vijay Shankar Mali* 1 , Renuka Joshi 1 , Narayan 

Zende 1 and S.K. Bansal 2 , (1)Vasantdada Sugar Institute, 

(2)Potash Research Institute of India, Gurgaon 

23-15 1933b Effects of Gypsum Application in Different Unstable 

Slopes on Surface Runoff and Soil Erosion. 

Ali Jafari Ardakani*, Soil Conservation and 

Watershed Managment Institue and Ali Reza Zahirnia, 

Soil and Watershed Managment Research Institute 



4.2C Soil Quality as it Affects Nutrients in Food Crops 

and Human Health—Oral 

Convenor: John J. Mortvedt, Colorado State University 

Presiding: Umesh Gupta, Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada 

24-1 3:30 PM Heavy Metal Toxicities in Soils, Crops, and Humans: 

Some Control Measures. Umesh C. Gupta*, 

Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada and Subhas C. 

Gupta, Division of Plastic Surgery 

24-2 4:00 PM Soil as a Public Health Threat or Savior. Ian Pepper* 

1 , Deborah Newby2 , Charles Gerba1 and Charles 

Rice3 , (1)Univ of Arizona, (2)Idaho National Engineering 

and Environmental Laboratory, (3)Kansas 

State Univ 

24-3 4:20 PM Does a Food Chain Approach Help to Target Zinc 

Bio-Fortification Efforts in Cereal Crops?. 

Tjeerdjan Stomph*, Maja A. Slingerland, Ellis Hoffland 

and Rob Nout, Wageningen Univ 

24-4 4:40 PM Increased Rice Uptake of Zinc by Optimization 

of Water and Crop Residue Management. Sarah 

E. Johnson* 1 , Jack Deodato C Jacob1 , Roland J Buresh1 

, John M. Duxbury2 and Julie G. Lauren2 , (1)International 

Rice Research Institute, (2)Cornell Univ 

24-5 5:00 PM Relationships between Distribution of Longevous 

Population’s Rate and Trace Elements in Soils of 

Rugao County, Jiangsu, China. Biao Huang* 1 , 

Rongqing Yang1 , Weixia Sun1 , Zhong Zou2 , Jianping 

Su2 and Feng Ding2 , (1)State Key Laboratory of 

Soil and Sustainable Agriculture, Institute of Soil 

Science, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, (2)Service 

Station of Soil and Fertilizer Technology, Bureau 

of Agriculture of Rugao County 

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4.3A Land Use Modeling as a Tool to Combat Soil 

Degradation—Oral 

Convenor: Timothy Green, USDA-ARS Great Plains Systems 

Res. 

Presiding: Rainer Schulin, Institute of Terrestrial Ecology 

25-1 3:30 PM Soil Organic Carbon and Land Use Change in the 

Brazilian Amazon: A Modeling Approach. Carlos 

E.P. Cerri* 1 , Mark Easter2 , Keith Paustian3 , 

Kendrick Killian2 , Kevin Coleman4 , Martial 

Bernoux5 , Pete Falloon6 , David Powlson7 , Eleanor 

Milne8 and Carlos C. Cerri1 , (1)Centro de Energia 

Nuclear na Agricultura, (2)Natural Resource Ecology 

Laboratory, (3)Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory 

and Dept of Soil and Crop Sciences, 

(4)Rothamsted Research, (5)IRD, (6)The Met Office, 

Hadley Centre for Climate Prediction and Research, 

(7)Rotahmsted Research, Agriculture and 

Environment Division, (8)The Univ of Reading 

25-2 4:00 PM Evaluation of Resource Management Options for 

Smallholder Farms Using an Integrated Modeling 

Approach. Shamie Zingore1 , Ernesto Gonzalez- 

Estrada2 , Robert J. Delve* 1 , John P. Dimes3 , Mario 

Herrero2 , Herbert Murwira1 and Kenneth E. Giller4 , 

(1)TSBF-CIAT Zimbabwe, (2)International Livestock 

Research Institute (ILRI), (3)International 

Crops Research Institute for the Semi Arid Tropics 

(ICRISAT), (4)Production Systems, Dept of Plant 

Sciences, Wageningen Univ 

25-3 4:20 PM Application of Dynamic Simulation Modeling for 

Nitrogen Management in Maize. Jeff Melkonian* 

1 , Harold M. Van Es1 , Arthur T. DeGaetano1 , 

Jean M. Sogbedji2 and Laura Joseph1 , (1)Cornell 

Univ, (2)Univ de Lomé, Ecole Supérieure d’Agronomie 

25-4 4:40 PM Modeling Spatial-Temporal Soil Water and Overland 

Flow in a Dryland Wheat-Fallow Field using 

MARIA-GIS. Timothy Green* 1 , James Ascough2 , 

Robert Erskine2 , Bruce Vandenberg1 and Lajpat 

Ahuja2 , (1)USDA-ARS-NPA, Great Plains Systems 

Research Unit, (2)USDA, Agricultural Research 

Service (ARS) 

25-5 5:00 PM Distinction between the effects of management 

and climate factors in long-term experiments as 

a tool for comparing adaptation strategies under 

future climate. Vladimir A. Romanenkov* 1 , Vera N. 

Pavlova2 , Tatyana V. Raskatova1 and Lyudmila K. 

Shevtsova1 , (1)Pryanishnikov All-Russian Institute 

of Agrochemistry, (2)All-Russia Institute of Agricultural 

Meteorology

Tuesday, 11 July 2006 



0.0A Innovation, Speculation and Disneyfication in Soil 

Science Education—Oral 

Convenor: Alex McBratney, University of Sydney 

Presiding: Alfred Hartemink, ISRIC–World Soil Information 

26-1 8:00 AM Teaching Soil Science, Educating the Numbers. 

Alfred Hartemink*, ISRIC–World Soil Information 

and Alex McBratney, Univ of Sydney 

26-2 8:25 AM Student Engagement Strategies for Introductory 

Soil Science. Ken Barbarick*, Colorado State Univ 

26-3 8:50 AM Innovation, Speculation and Disneyfication in 

Soil Science Education. Tony Koppi*, Univ of New 

South Wales 



1.0B Soil Change in Anthropocence—Oral 

Convenor: Hariharan Eswaran, USDA-NRCS 

Presiding: Victor Targulian, Inst. of Geography, 

Russian Academy of Sciences 

27-1 8:00 AM Human Effects on Soils in Urban Areas. John M. 

Galbraith*, Virginia Tech 

27-2 8:35 AM Self-Restoration of Post-Agrogenic Soils: Recent 

Process of Late Antropocene. Dmitry I. Lyuri*, 

Nina A. Karavaeva, Tatiana G. Nefedova, Boris D. 

Konyushkov and Sergey V. Goryachkin, Institute of 

Geography, Russian Academy of Sciences 

27-3 9:10 AM Influence of Human Activities on the Trace Elements 

Status of Soils. Gilles Colinet* 1 , Jean- 

Philippe Bizoux2 and Laurent Bock1 , (1)Gembloux 

Agricultural University, Geopedology Dpt., (2)Gembloux 

Agricultural University, Ecology Dpt. 



1.2A Spatial, Societal and Environmental Aspects 

of Pedodiversity—Theater 

Authors Present 8:00 AM–10:00 AM 

Convenor: Robin Thwaites, Queensland University of 

Technology 

Presiding: Jonathan Phillips, Univeristy of Kentucky 

28-1 348a The Effect of Classification on Soil Richness-Area 

Relationships. Jonathan D. Phillips*, Tobacco Road 

Research Team 

28-2 348b Unique and Rare Kinds of Soils on Samarskaya 

Luka (Middle Volga, Russian Plain). Evgeniy V. 

Abakumov*, Elvira I. Gagarina and Natalia A. 

Rudenko, Saint-Petersburg State University 

28-3 349b Pedodiversity and its Application in Geoecological 

Systems. Robin N. Thwaites*, School of Natural 

SESSION NO.29 

Resource Sciences and Brian Slater, School of Natural 

Resources 

28-4 448a Regional Pedodiversity Dynamic Change and Its 

Implication to the Evolvement of Soil Spatial Patterns 

under the Intensive Urbanization Process. 

Xuelei Zhang*, Yanci Sun, Manzhi Tan and Jie 

Chen, Chinese Academy of Sciences 

28-5 448b Soil Regions of the European Union and Adjacent 

Countries 1 : 5,000,000. Reinhard Hartwich 1 , 

Rainer Baritz* 2 , Wolf Eckelmann 1 and Stefanie 

Thiele 1 , (1)BGR, (2)Federal Institute for Geosciences 

and Natural Resources (BGR) 

28-6 449a Investigation of Relationships between Soil 

Chemical and Physical Properties in Relation to 

Forest Types and Topographic Conditions in 

North of Iran. Ali Salehi* Sr., Guilan University and 

Ghavamodin Zahedi Amiri Sr., Tehran Univ 

28-7 449b A Compendium of Data on Salt-Affected Soils of 

Russia: New Monograph and Maps. Ye.I. 

Pankova, A.F. Novikova, G.I. Chernousenko, I.A. 

Yamnova and Maria V. Gabchenko*, Dokuchaev 




2.4A Poorly Ordered Nanoparticulate materials (PONM) 


Convenor: Balwant Singh, University of Sydney 

Presiding: Jerry Bigham, 420A Kottman Hall Sch Natl Res 

29-1 8:00 AM Chemistry of Fe and Al Nanoparticles in the Environment. 

Satish Myneni* 1 , Michael Hay1 , Laura 

Harrington1 and Juraj Majzlan2 , (1)Princeton University, 

(2)Mineralogisch-Geochemisches Institut 

29-2 8:30 AM Magnetism and Moessbauer Spectroscopy of 

Loessic Soils/Paleosols as a Key to Pedogenic 

Transformation of Fe Minerals and Climate 

Change. Tatyana S. Gendler*, United Institute of 

Physics of the Earth RAS, Friedrich Heller, Institut 

fur Geophysik ETH, Alexander Tsatskin, Zinman Institute 

of Archaeology University of Haifa and Alla 

A. Novakova, Physics Faculty Moscow State University 

29-3 8:50 AM Concomitant Formation of Maghemite and 

Hematite in Aerobic Soils. Vidal Barrón, Estrella 

Cabello and José Torrent*, Universidad de Córdoba 

29-4 9:10 AM Incorporation of Trace Metals into Polymorphs 

Alpha- (Goethite) and Gamma- (Lepidocrocite) 

FeOOH. Markus Gräfe*, Balwant Singh and 

Navdeep Kaur, The University of Sydney 

29-5 9:30 AM The Nature, Occurence and Significance of 

Poorly Ordered Nanometric Materials in the Soil 

Environment. Bob Gilkes*, School of Earth and 

Geographical Sciences, The University of Western 

Australia 

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TUESDAY

SESSION NO.30 



3.0B Emerging Topics in Soil Use and Management—Oral 

Convenor: John Havlin, NCSU-Dept. of Soil Science 

Presiding: Wolfgang Burghardt, Universität–GH Essen 

30-1 8:00 AM Introduction to the Symposia 3.0B and Thematic 

Restrictions of Soil Resources Availability—an 

Emerging Topic in Soil Use and Management. 

Wolfgang Burghardt*, Univ Duisburg–Essen, Faculty 

of Biology and Geography, Dept of Soil Technology 

30-2 8:35 AM Eutrophication—An Emerging Topic in Soil Use 

and Management. Gan-Lin Zhang*, Institute of 

Soil Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences and 

Wolfgang Burghardt, Universitaet Duisburg-Essen, 

Fb. Biologie und Geographie, Abt. Angewandte 

Bodenkunde 

30-3 9:10 AM Soil: The First Filter of Our Water. Brent E. Clothier*, 

HortResearch 



3.3B Nutrient Use Efficiency and Global Agriculture 

—Theater 


Convenors: Achim Doberman, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; 

Paul Fixen, Potash & Phosphate Institute 

Presiding: Fernando Garcia, PPI/PPIC Latin America- 

Southern Cone 

31-1 1918a Iron Management Practices for Groundnut- 

Maize Cropping Sequence in Calcareous Vertisol. 

Farid Hellal, Univ of Cairo, Hanumant Channal*, 

Univ of Agricultural Science and G. S. Dasog, Dept 

of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry,Univ of 

Agricultural Sciences 

31-2 1629b Importance of Micronutrients in Crop Production: 

A Review of the Changing Scene. Richard 

Bell* and Bernie Dell, Murdoch Univ 

31-3 1630a Fertilizer Price Impact on Frequency of Profitable 

Responses. Thomas Bruulsema*, Potash & 

Phosphate Institute 

31-4 1630b Agrochemical Aspects of Long-term Systematic 

Fertilization in the Agroecosystems of Siberia. 

Gennady P. Gamzikov* and Olga Gamzikova, 

Novosibirsk State Agrarian Univ 

31-5 1631a Simulation and Analysis of Soil Water and Nitrogen 

Behaviors under Maize-Wheat Cropping System 

in Huang-Huai-Hai Plain of China. Yuanfang 

Huang* 1 , Rutai Gao2 and Baoguo Li1 , (1)China 

Agricultural Univ, (2)Agricultural Univ of Hebei 

31-6 1631b Plant-Need Based Real Time Nitrogen Management 

in Rice Grown by Small Farmers in Asia. 

Bijay Singh* 1 , Yadvinder Singh1 , Meharban Singh1 , 

G.P.S. Sodhi1 , J.K. Ladha2 and Vethaiya Balasubramanian3 

, (1)Department of Soils, Punjab Agricultural 

University, (2)International Rice Research Institute, 

(3)International Rice Research Institute 

(IRRI) 

31-7 1632a Nutrient Efficient Plants in Improving Crop 

Yields in the Twenty First Century. N. K. Fageria*, 

National Rice and Bean Research Center of Em- 

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brapa, Brazil and USDA-ARS Beltsville, MD and V. 

C. Baligar, USDA-ARS 

31-8 1632b Managing Nitrogen for Cereals Growing on Soils 

with High Levels of Subsoil Salinity, Sodicity and 

Boron. John Angus*, CSIRO, Robert Norton, The 

University of Melbourne, Joint Centre for Crop Improvement 

and Charlie Walker, Incitec-Pivot Ltd. 

31-9 1729a Effect of Crop Rotation and Organic Amendment 

on Soil Nitrogen Mineralization Potential. 

Mehdi Sharifi* 1 , Bernie J. Zebarth 1 , David Burton 2 , 

Gregory Porter 3 and Cynthia Grant 4 , (1)Agriculture 

and Agri-Food Canada, (2)Dept of Engineering, 

(3)Dept of Applied Ecology and Environmental Science, 

(4)Agriculture & AgriFood Canada, Brandon 


31-10 1729b Isotopic and Spectroscopic Investigations toward 

Understanding Differential Behavior of Fluid and 

Granular Micronutrient Fertilizers in Soils. 

Ganga Hettiarachchi*, Univ of Adelaide, Enzo 

Lombi, Land and Water, CSIRO, Michael McLaughlin, 

CSIRO Land and Water and David Chittleborough, 

Soil and Land Systems, School of Earth and 

Environmental Sciences 

31-11 1730a Slow-Release N Fertilizer to Control Soil Nitrous 

Oxide Losses Due to Spatial and Climatic Differences 

in Soil Water Content and Drainage. Sara 

Merchán Paniagua*, Peter P. Motavalli, Kelly A. 

Nelson, Stephen H. Anderson and John E. Sadler, 

Univ of Missouri-Columbia 

31-12 1730b Long-term Assessment of N Use and Loss in Irrigated 

Organic, Low-Input and Conventional 

Cropping Systems. William Horwath*, Zahangir 

Kabir, Kathleen Reed, Steve Kaffka, Gene Miyao, 

Kent Brittan and Jeff Mitchell, Department of Land, 

Air and Water Resources 

31-13 1731a Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Sulphur Fertility of 

Hybrid Canola Cultivars. Rigas Karamanos 1 , Don 

Flaten* 2 and Tee Boon Goh 2 , (1)Western Co-operative 

Fertilizers Limited, (2)Dept of Soil Science, 

Univ of Manitoba 

31-14 1731b N and P Cycling in Crop-Native Shrub Agroecoystems 

of the African Sahel. Ekwe Dossa* 1 , 

Richard Dick 2 , Mamadou Khouma 3 , Modou Sene 3 , 

Aminata Badiane 4 and Ibrahima Diedhiou 3 , (1)Oregon 

State Univ, (2)Ohio State Univ, (3)ISRA, 

(4)USAID 




Communications—Theater 


Convenors: Charles Rice, Dept. of Agronomy, KSU; J. T. 

Sims, Dept. Plt. & Soil Sciences 

Presiding: Peter J. Kleinman, USDA-ARS, Bldg. 3702 

32-1 1855a Development of a Soil Health Policy Framework 

for Victoria, Australia. Michael C. Crawford* 1 , 

Mark Allaway2 and Melva Ryan2 , (1)Primary Industries 

Research Victoria (PIRVic), Department of 

Primary Industries,, (2)Agriculture Industry Policy, 

Department of Primary Industries, 

32-2 1855b Soil Science: Subterranean Support for Sustainability. 

Richard Arnold*, USDA-NRCS (retired)



1.0B Soil Change in Anthropocence—Theater 


Convenor: Hariharan Eswaran, USDA-NRCS 

Presiding: Victor Targulian, Russian Academy of Sciences 

33-1 112a An Evaluation of Lead Isotope Analysis to Identify 

Anthropogenic Sources of Lead in Historical 

Farm Soils. Clare A. Wilson* 1 , Jeffrey R. Bacon2 , 

Donald Davidson1 and Malcolm Cresser3 , (1)University 

of Stirling, (2)Macaulay Land Use Research 

Institute, (3)University of York 

33-2 112b Human Impact on Volcanic Soils in Mexico and 

Chile. Presentation of an International and Interdisciplinary 

Project of the Commission of the European 

Union on REhabilitation of deteriorated 

VOLcanic SOils (REVOLSO Project). Gerd 

Werner* 1 , Miguel Bravo2 , Jorge E. Etchevers3 , Juan 

F. Gallardo4 , Mathieu Haulon5 , Marco Mazzoncini6 , 

Monica Petri7 , Christian Prat8 , Jürgen Queitsch9 , 

Andrea Vera5 , Iván Vidal10 and Emma Zapata11 , 

(1)Center for International Development and Environmental 

Research (CIDER), University of 

Giessen, (2)Centro Nacional de Investigación para 

Producción Sostenible (CENAPROS-INIFAP), 

(3)Colegio de Postgraduados, Instituto Recursos 

Naturales, Lab. Soil Fertility, (4)Consejo Superior de 

Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC), Inst. de Recursos 

Naturales y Agrobiología, (5)Universidad 

Autónoma de Tlaxcala (UAT), Centro de Investigaciones 

Biológicas, (6)Universidad di Pisa, Centro Interdipartimentale 

di Ricerche Agroambientali 

(CIRAA), (7)Universidad di Pisa, Centro interdipartimentale 

di Richerche Agroambientali (CIRAA), 

(8)Institut de Recherche pour le Développement 

(IRD), Laboratoire d’étude des Transferts en Hydrologie 

et Environnement (LTHE), (9)Universidad 

Autónoma de Chapingo, Dept. of Economy, 

(10)Universidad de Concepción (UDEC), Fac. de 

Agronomía, Depto de Suelos, (11)Colegio de Postgraduados, 

Inst. de Socioeconomía, Desarrollo Rural 

33-3 113a Ukrainian Chornozem: past, Present, Future. 

Stepan P. Poznyak*, Lviv Nation University named 

by Ivan Franko 

33-4 113b Technogenesis and Main Morphotypes for 

Technogenically Disturbed Soils of Landscapes of 

SMW Landfills. Olga S. Bezuglova* and Dina G. 

Nevidomskaya, Rostov State University 

33-5 114a Building Effective Soils on Rehabilitated Bauxite 

Mines. Geoffrey Kew* 1 , Robert Gilkes1 and John M. 

Koch2 , (1)University of Western Australia, (2)Alcoa 

World Alumina Australia 

33-6 114b Transformation of Podzolic and Leached Chernozems 

of the Central Russian Upland under 

Farm Use. Pavel S. Shulga*, Kursk State Agricultural 

Academy 

33-7 115a The International Committee forAnthropogenic 

Soils (ICOMANTH) Publishes a Second CD- 

ROM. Craig Ditzler, USDA-NRCS-NSSC and John 

M. Galbraith*, Virginia Tech 

33-8 115b Buffer Mechanisms and their Kinetics in Variable 

Charge Soils Affected by Acid Deposition in 

Southeast Mexico. Lucy Mora Palomino* 1 , 

Christina Siebe Grabach1 , Andrea Herre2 , Martin 

Kaupenjohann2 and Karl Stahr3 , (1)Instituto de Geología, 

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, 

(2)Institut für Ökologie, Technische Universität 

Berlin, Germany, (3)Institute of Soil Science and 

Land Evaluation, University of Hohenheim 

SESSION NO.35 

33-9 116a Establishing the Suitable Fertility Capability 

Classification (FCC) System for Intensive Rice 

Cultivation Areas in the Mekong Delta, Viet Nam. 

Vo Quang Minh*, Le Quang Tri and Vo Thi Guong, 

Can Tho Univerity 

33-10 116b Possible Reasons of Giving up Arable Farming in 

the Western Hungarian Region. Karoly Penksza 1 , 

Viktor Gronas 1 , Attila Barczi 1 , Csaba Centeri* 2 and 

Akos Balogh 1 , (1)Szent Istvan University, Dept. of 

Landscape Ecology, (2)Szent Istvan University, 

Dept. of Nature Conservation 



1.1A Hydropedology: Fundamental Issues and Practical 

Applications—Oral 

Convenor: Johannes Bouma, retired 

Presiding: Henry Lin, Penn State Universtiy 

34-1 10:15 AM Interpreting Morphological Features in Wetland 

Soils with Hydrologic Models. Michael Vepraskas* 

and Peter V. Caldwell, NC State Univ 

34-2 10:45 AM Hydropedology: Links to Neighboring Disciplines. 

Miroslav Kutilek*, Soil and Tillage Research 

and Donald R. Nielsen, Univ of California, Dept 

LAWR Hydrologic Science 

34-3 11:05 AM Calcium amendments to reduce dissolved organic 

carbon from subcatchments. David J. Chittleborough* 

1 , Jim W. Cox2 , Jon Varcoe1 and John Van 

Leeuwen3 , (1)University of Adelaide, (2)CSIRO 

Land and Water, (3)University of South Australia 

34-4 11:25 AM Evolution of a spatially heterogeneous paleocryogenic 

soilscape and its impact upon formation of 

coupled moisture and thermal regimes. Evgeny 

Shein*, Moscow State University 

34-5 11:45 AM Interrelationships between soil and water in tropical 

peatlands. Henk Wösten*, Alterra–Wageningen 

University and Research Centre and Aswandi Idris, 

Jambi University 



2.0B Innovative Technologies in Rhizosphere Research 

—Theater 


Convenor: David Crowley, University of California- 

Riverside 

Presiding: Philippe Hinsinger, INRA–ENSA.M–UMR 

Rhizosphère & Symbiose 

35-1 554a Glucose Uptake by Maize Roots and Its Transformation 

in the Rhizosphere. Yakov Kuzyakov*, 

Univ of Hohenheim and David L. Jones, Univ of 

Bangor 

35-2 554b Matrix Based Fertilizers with Arbuscular Mycorrhizae 

Reduce Nitrogen and Phosphorus Leaching 

in Three Soils. James Entry* and R. E. Sojka, 

USDA Agricultural Research Service 

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TUESDAY

SESSION NO.35 

35-3 555b Scaling Environmental Processes in Heterogeneous 

Arid Soils (SEPHAS): A New Research Facility 

in Nevada USA. Michael H. Young*, Desert 

Research Institute, Zhongbo Yu, Univ of Nevada 

Las Vegas and Scott Tyler, Univ of Nevada-Reno 

35-4 654a Dynamics of Soil Nutrients in the Rooting Zone 

with Reference to the Mechanisms of Nutrient 

Supply in Soil. Junta Yanai* 1 , Takashi Kosaki 2 and 

Hidekazu Yamada 1 , (1)Kyoto Prefectural Univ, 

(2)Kyoto Univ 

35-5 654b Influence of Yushania Niitakayamensis on the 

Chemical Composition of Soil. Mei-Hwei Tseng 1 , 

Chin-Lin Hsieh* 1 , W.-R. Lai 1 and Yueh-Hsiung 

Kuo 2 , (1)Taipei Municiple Unicersity of Education, 

Department of Science Education, (2)National Taiwan 

University Department of Chemistry 

35-6 655a Implication of Fe Deficiency and Phytosiderophores 

in Cu Mobilization in the Rhizosphere 

of Durum Wheat Cultivated in Vineyard 

Soils. Aurelia Michaud* and Philippe Hinsinger, 

UMR 1222 Rhizosphere & Symbiose INRA- 

ENSAM 

35-7 655b Assimilate Partitioning Affects 13 C Fractionation 

of Recently Assimilated Carbon in Maize. Martin 

Werth* and Yakov Kuzyakov, Univ of Hohenheim, 

Institute of Soil Science and Land Evaluation 

35-8 753a Rhizosphere Effect under Oats and Maize Plants. 

Ilya V. Yevdokimov* 1 , Reiner Ruser 2 , Franz Buegger 

2 , Marc Marx 2 and Jean Charles Munch 2 , (1)Institute 

of Physicochemical and Biological Problems 

in Soil Science, RAS, (2)GSF–National Research 

Center for Environment and Health, Institute of Soil 

Ecology 

35-9 753b Effect of Heterosis on Rhizodeposition in Zea 

Mays L. Tanja Mimmo*, Luciano Cavani and Maria 

Angela Cané, Department of Agroenvironmental 

Sciences and Technologies, Alma Mater Studiorum 

– University of Bologna 

35-10 754a Allelochemical Activity of Root Exudates from 

Horticultural Plants Hydroponically Grown and 

the Regulation Role of Humic Substances. Elisabetta 

Loffredo and Nicola Senesi*, Dip. Biol. Chim. 

AgroForest. e Amb. 

35-11 754b Localized Sampling of Root Exudates and 

Rhizosphere Soil Solution by Use of Sorption 

Media. Susan Haase* 1 , Ellen Kandeler 1 , Yakov 

Kuzyakov 1 , Angelika Kania 2 , Iris Edelkott 2 , Petra 

Marschner 3 , Volker Römheld 2 and Günter 

Neumann 2 , (1)Hohenheim University,, (2)Hohenheim 

University, (3)The University of Adelaide 

35-12 755a Rhizosheath in Cynodon dactylon Growing in a 

Volcanic Sandy Soil. Fernando De León- 

González* 1 , Claudia Hidalgo-Moreno 2 and Eduardo 

Celada-Tornel 1 , (1)Universidad Autónoma 

Mteropolitana-Xochimilco, (2)Colegio de Postgraduados 

35-13 755b Effects of Intercropping and Organic Phosphate 

Application on Plant Growth, P Uptake and Microbial 

Community in Rhizosphere of P-Inefficient 

Wheat. Dongmei Wang* 1 , Petra Marschner 2 

and Zakaria Solaiman 2 , (1)School of Soil and Water 

Conservation, Beijing Forestry Univ, (2)School of 

Earth and Environment Sciences, The Univ of Adelaide 

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2.2A Soil Organic Matter: Stabilization and Carbon 

Sequestration—Oral 

36-1 10:15 AM C Sequestration in Cropland Soils of China: 

Trends, Potential, and Research Needs. Pan Genxing*, 

Institute of Resources, Ecosystem and Environment 

of Agriculture 

36-2 10:45 AM Does Cell Wall Composition and Architecture 

Play a Key Role in Understanding and Predicting 

Soil Residue Decomposition?. Isabelle Bertrand* 1 , 

Brigitte Chabbert 2 , Gaylord E. Machinet 1 and Sylvie 

Recous 1 , (1)INRA Agronomie, (2)INRA UMR 

FARE 

36-3 11:05 AM Use of Pyrolysis Molecular Beam Mass Spectrometry 

(py-MBMS) to Fingerprint Lipids in 

Agricultural Soils. Richard Jeannotte* 1 , Kimberly 

A. Magrini 2 , Mary R. Roth 1 and Ruth Welti 1 , 

(1)Kansas State University, (2)National Renewable 

Energy Laboratory 

36-4 11:25 AM Biogeochemical Factors Controlling the Release 

of Soil Organic Matter: Lessons To Be Learned 

from Column Experiments. Kai Uwe Totsche* 1 , 

Ingrid Kögel-Knabner 2 and Philipp Jaesche 2 , 

(1)Universität Jena, (2)Lehrstuhl für Bodenkunde 

TU Muenchen 

36-5 11:45 AM The GEFSOC Modeling System, A Processed- 

Based Modeling Approach for Spatially Explicit 

Estimates of Soil Organic Carbon Stock Change. 

E. Milne* 1 , Mark Easter 1 , Keith Paustian 1 , Rida Al- 

Adamat 2 , Tapas Bhattacharyya 3 , Carlos E.P. Cerri 4 , 

Peter Kamoni 5 , Carlos C. Cerri 4 , Niels Batjes 6 , Martial 

Bernoux 7 , Kevin Coleman 8 , Pete Falloon 9 , Christian 

Feller 7 , Patrick Gicheru 10 , Kendrick Killian 1 , 

Dilipkumar Pal 3 , David Powlson 11 , Zahir Rawajfih 

12 and Mohamed Sessay 13 , (1)The Department 

of Crop and Soil Sciences, Colorado State University, 

(2)The Badia Research and Development Programme, 

(3)National Bureau of Soil Survey and 

Land Use Planning, (4)Centro de Energia Nuclear na 

Agricultura, (5)Kenya National Agricultural Research 

Laboratory, (6)ISRIC-World Soil Information, 

(7)IRD, (8)Rothamsted Research, (9)The Met 

Office, Hadley Centre for Climate Prediction and Research, 

(10)Kenya Soil Survey, (11)Rotahmsted Research 

, Agriculture and Environment Division, 

(12)Jordan University of Science and Technology, 

(13)UNEP 



3.2B Dryland Conservation Technologies: Innovations for 

Enhancing Productivity and Sustainability—Oral 

Convenors: Cynthia Grant, Agriculture & AgriFood 

Canada; John Havlin, NCSU-Dept. of Soil Science 

Presiding: Alan Schlegel, Southwest Res. Ext. Center 

37-1 10:15 AM Dryland Agriculture Challenges and Opportunities. 

B.A. Stewart*, West Texas A&M University 

37-2 10:45 AM Managing Precipitation Use in Dryland Systems 

to Enhance Productivity and Sustainability. Gary 

A. Peterson* 1 , Dwayne Westfall1 and Lajpat Ahuja2 ,

(1)Colorado State University, (2)USDA-ARS, Great 

Plains Systems Research Unit 

37-3 11:05 AM Drought Mitigation through Micro-Level Conservation 

Practices by Smallholder Farmers in Zambia. 

David Kaumba Samazaka* and Simunji 

Simunji, Golden Valley Agricultural Research Trust 

37-4 11:25 AM Dryland Conservation Technologies for the 

Restoration of the Productive Capacity and the 

Conservation of Crust Prone Soils in the Sahel. A. 

Mando*, IFDC and Robert B. Zougmoré, Institute 

for Environment and Agricultural Research 

(INERA) 

37-5 11:45 AM Enhancing Nitrogen Use Efficiency in Dryland 

Cropping Systems on the Northern Great Plains. 

Cynthia Grant*, Agriculture & AgriFood Canada 

and Alan Schlegel, Southwest Research Extension 

Center, Kansas State University 



4.5A History of Soil Science in Developing Countries 

—Oral 

Convenors: Daniel Yaalon, Hebrew University, Givat Ram 

Campus; Anthony Young, University of East Anglia 

Presiding: Eric Brevik, Dept. of Physics, Astron., Geosci. 

38-1 10:15 AM Soil Survey in Developing Countries, with Special 

Reference to British Overseas Territories. Anthony 

Young*, Univ of East Anglia 

38-2 10:45 AM The Importance of Colonial Research in the Development 

of French Pedology. Christian Feller*, 

IRD Institut de Recherche pour le Développement 

38-3 11:05 AM Soils of the Indo-Gangetic Plains, India : Their 

Historical Perspective and Management. D.K. 

Pal* 1 , T. Bhattacharyya1 , P. Srivastava2 , P. Chandran1 

and S.K. Ray1 , (1)Division of Soil Resource 

Studies, National Bureau of Soil Survey and Land 

Use Planning, (2)Dept of Geology, Univ of Delhi 

38-4 11:25 AM History and Development of Soil Science in Mexico. 

Javier M. Gonzalez*, Appalachian Farming Systems 

Research Center, Agricultural Research Services, 

US Dept. of Agriculture, Eusebio Ventura Jr., 

Faculta de Ingenieria, Univ Autónoma de Queretaro 

and Javier Z. Castellanos, Campo Experimental 

Bajío. Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales 

y Agropecuarias 

38-5 11:45 AM Historic Interactions between the U.S. and Chinese 

Soil Scientists on Modern Soil Science Development 

in China. Ming Chen*, Everglades Research 

and Education Center, Univ of Florida and H. 

H. Cheng, Soil, Water, and Climate Dept, Univ of 

Minnesota 

SESSION NO.39 




Better Management—Theater 


Convenors: Delvin Fanning, Univ. of Maryland, 

HJ Patterson; Robert Fitzpatrick, CSIRO, Land and Water 

Presiding: Leigh Sullivan, Southern Cross University 

39-1 2904a Geochemical Dynamics of Sedimentary Iron in 

Waterways from Acid-Sulfate Soil Landscapes. 

Edward Burton*, Richard T. Bush and Leigh A. Sullivan, 

Southern Cross University 

39-2 2904b Characterization of Acidity and its Management 

in Wetland Ecosystem of Tropics. Usha Pankajam 

Bhaskaran* and Thomas Varghese, Kerala Agricultural 

Univ, College of Agriculture 

39-3 2905a Oxidation Pathways of Monosulfidic Black Ooze. 

Diane M. Fyfe*, Leigh A. Sullivan, Richard T. Bush 

and Nicholas J. Ward, Centre for Acid Sulfate Soil 

Research 

39-4 2905b Controlled Drainage and Lime Filter Drains as 

means To Combat Drainage-Induced Adverse 

Environmental Impacts of Acid Sulphate Soils 

in Finland. Ilona Bärlund1 , Sirkka Tattari1 , Mats 

Åström2 , Markku J. Yli-Halla* 3 and Heikki Harmanen4 

, (1)Finnish Environment Institute, (2)Department 

of Biology and Environmental Science, Kalmar 

University, (3)Department of Applied Chemistry 

and Microbiology, University of Helsinki, 

(4)Seinäjoki Polytechnic, School of Agriculture and 

Forestry 

39-5 2906a Ecotoxicological Assessment of Acid Sulfate Soils 

Using Daphnia Carinata. Chuxia Lin*, South 

China Agricultural Univ 

39-6 2906b Pyrite Formation in Amir-Kalaye Marsh in the 

North of Iran. Hossein Torabi-Golsefidi*, Faculty 

of Agriculture, Shahed University 

39-7 2907a Constraints of Acid Sulfate Soils Converted from 

Rice to Shrimp Culture in Coastal Areas of Ca 

Mau Province, Vietnam. Guong Vo Thi*, Quang 

Tri Le and Truong Giang Thai, Can Tho University 

39-8 2907b Investigation of Sulfidic Sediments in a Coastal 

Lake Impacted by Urban Development. Bernard 

Powell* 1 , Leigh Sullivan2 , Richard T. Bush2 and 

Edward Burton2 , (1)Department of Natural Resources, 

(2)Southern Cross University 

39-9 2908a Modeling, Measurement of Acidity Transport 

from Drained Acid Sulfate Soils. Freeman J. 

Cook* 1 , David W. Rassam1 , Ted A. Gardner2 and 

Geoffrey D. Carlin3 , (1)CSIRO Land and Water, 

(2)Queensland Department of Natural Resources 

and Mines, (3)CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems 

39-10 2908b Application of Compost from Sugarcane Filter 

Cake to Alleviate Al Toxicity and to Improve Sugarcane 

Production on Acid Sulfate Soils. Vien 

Minh Duong*, Thi Guong Vo, Minh Dong Nguyen 

and Thi Kim Phuong Nguyen, Cantho University 

39-11 2909a A proposed Sequential Extraction Method for 

Metals Optimized forAcid Sulfate Soil Materials. 

Salirian Claff*, Edward Burton, Leigh Sullivan and 

Richard T. Bush, Southern Cross University 

39-12 2909b Fractionation and Extractability of Sulfur, Iron 

and Trace Elements in Sulfidic Wetland Soils. 

Edward Burton*, Richard T. Bush and Leigh A. Sullivan, 


39-13 3003a Micromorphology and Chemical Composition of 

Naturally Occurring Jarosite in Coastal Flood- 

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plain Acid Sulfate Soils from Eastern Australia. 

Nadia R. Toppler*, Richard T. Bush and Leigh A. 

Sullivan, Centre for Acid Sulfate Soil Research, 


39-14 3003b Sulfur Isotope Ratios Applied to Acid Sulfate Soil 

Materials. Crystal A. Maher*, Leigh A. Sullivan and 

Richard T. Bush, Centre for Acid Sulfate Soil Research 

39-15 3004a The Influence of Naturally Occurring Schwertmannite 

on Sulfur Biomineralization in Coastal 

Acid Sulfate Soils Landscapes. S. P. Henderson*, 

L. A. Sullivan, R. T. Bush and E. D. Burton, Centre 

for Acid Sulfate Soils Research (CASSR) 

39-16 3004b Conversion of Naturally Occurring Schwertmannite 

to Hematite by Controlled Heating: Implications 

for Soluble Acidity and Titratable Actual 

Acidity. S. P. Henderson*, L. A. Sullivan, R. T. Bush 

and E. D. Burton, Centre for Acid Sulfate Soils Research 

(CASSR) 

39-17 3005a Developing Australian Standards for Analysis of 

Acid Sulfate Soil—A Step Towards International 

Standards. Angus E. McElnea* 1 , Col R. Ahern 1 , 

Glenn Barry 1 , Steven Dobos 2 and Leigh A. Sullivan 3 , 

(1)Queensland Department of Natural Resources 

and Mines, (2)Dobos & Associates, (3)Centre for 

Acid Sulfate Soil Research, Southern Cross University 

39-18 3005b Schwertmannitic Coatings on Subsoil Macropores 

of Coastal Acid Sulfate Soil Landscapes in 

Eastern Australia and Implications for Groundwater 

Geochemistry. Leigh A. Sullivan*, Yasmin 

Cabot, Richard Bush and Edward Burton, Southern 

Cross University 

39-19 3006a The Reduction Rates of Fe and SO 4 2- in Some 

Acid Sulphate Soils in Southern Vietnam. Tran 

Kim Tinh*, Department of Soil Science, Agronomy 

Faculty, Can Tho University, S. Ingvar Nilsson, Department 

of Soil Sciences, Swedish University of 

Agricultural Sciences and Ingrid Öborn, Dept. of 

Soil Sciences 

39-20 3006b Pollution of Some Toxic Metals (Al, As, Cd, Cu, 

Fe, Mn, Ni, Pb, Zn) ) in canal water leached out 

from Acid Sulphate Soils in the Mekong Delta- 

Vietnam in Relation To Available Concentration 

of These Metals in Soils. My Hoa Nguyen* 1 , Tri 

Cuong Huynh 2 and Kim Tinh Tran 2 , (1)Cantho University, 

Vietnam, (2)Cantho University 

39-21 3007a A Comparison Between a Laboratory Chromium 

Reducible Sulfur Technique and a Reduced Inorganic 

Sulfur Analyzer for the Determination of 

Reduced Inorganic Sulfur in Acid Sulfate Soils. 

Crystal A. Maher*, Leigh A. Sullivan and Kerr 

Geoff, Centre for Acid Sulfate Soil Research 

39-22 3007b Weathering of Acid-Sulfate Clays (“Cat Clays”) 

and Its Impacts in Landfill Situations. Elly 

Triegel*, Triegel & Associates, Inc. 

39-23 3008a The Importance of Understanding Possible 

Chemical Interactions in the Routine Testing 

Used to Assess the Acid Producing Potential and 

the Acid Neutralization Potential of Soils. Joan 

Elizabeth Thomas* 1 , Roger St C. Smart 2 , Andrea 

Gerson 2 , Paul Weber 3 , Russell Schumann 4 , George 

Levay 4 , Stuart Miller 5 and Warwick Stewart 5 , (1)Jefferson 

Lab, (2)University of South Australia, 

(3)Solid Energy NZ Ltd., (4)Levay & Co. Environmental 

Services, (5)Environmental Geochemistry 

International Pty. Ltd. 

39-24 3008b Challenging the Conceptual Model used forAcid 

Sulfate Soil Mapping on the East Coast of Australia. 

Don T. Malcolm* 1 , Shane M. Pointon 1 and 

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Colin Ahern 2 , (1)Queensland Department of Natural 

Resources and Mines, (2)Queensland Department of 

Natural Resources 

39-25 3009a Chemical Characteristics of Monosulfidic Black 

Ooze in Northern NSWAustralia. Salirian Claff*, 

Diane M. Fyfe and Leigh A. Sullivan, Centre for 

Acid Sulfate Soil Research 



CR Soils of Northern, Southern Polar Region and Soils of 

High Elevations and Their Relationship to Global Climate 

Change—Oral 

Convenors: John Kimble, USDA-NRCS-NCSS; 

Chien-lu Ping, University of Alaska Fairbanks; 

James Bockheim, University of Wisconsin 

Presiding: Sergey Goryachkin, Russian Academy Science 

40-1 10:15 AM Latitudinal Zonation of Polar Soils. John C. 

Tedrow*, Rutgers University 

40-2 10:45 AM The sSate Factors of Soil Formation in Arctic 

Tundra. Chien-Lu Ping* 1 , Gary Michaelson1 , F. 

Stuart Chapin2 , John Kimble3 , Walter Oechel4 , Yuri 

Shur5 , Charles Tarnocai6 and Donald A. Walker5 , 

(1)University of Alaska Fairbanks Palmer Research 

Center, (2)Institute of Biology, University of Alaska 

Fairbanks, (3)USDA-NRCS-NCSS retired, (4)San 

Diego State University, (5)University of Alaska Fairbanks, 

(6)Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada 

40-3 11:05 AM The Circumpolar Active Layer Monitoring 

(CALM) Network. Frederick E. Nelson* 1 , Nikolay 

I. Shiklomanov1 , K.M. Hinkel2 , Jerry Brown3 and 

Galina Mazhitova4 , (1)University of Delaware, 

(2)University of Cincinnati, (3)International Permafrost 

Association, (4)Komi Science Center, Russian 

Academy of Sciences 

40-4 11:25 AM Soils of the Spitsbergen (Svalbard). Marek 

Drewnik* Sr. and Stefan Skiba, Jagiellonian University 

40-5 11:45 AM Origin of Organic Carbon Pools in Kolyma 

Cryosols: Phenomenon of Organic Carbon Impregnation 

in Mineral Horizons. Nikita S. 

Mergelov*, Institute of Geography, RAS 



1.2B Soil System Behavior in Time—Oral 

Convenor: Oliver Chadwick, Dept. of Geography 

Presiding: Peter Schad, Technical University 

41-1 1:15 PM Improving the Science of Soil Change: A Proposal 

for the Earth Science Community. Daniel D. 

Richter* Jr., Duke University 

41-2 1:45 PM History of Plowing Over Ten Thousand Years. 

Rattan Lal*, Carbon Management and Sequestration 

Center, OARDC/FAES, School of Natural Resources, 

Ohio State University, Jon D. Hanson, 

USDA-ARS, Northern Great Plains Research Lab

and Donald C. Reicosky, USDA-ARS North Central 

Soil Cons. Res. Lab. 

41-3 2:05 PM Coupled Pedogenic and Anthropogenic Influences 

on a Clayey Luvisol/Alfisol in Southwestern 

Finland. Markku J. Yli-Halla* 1 , Delbert Mokma 2 , 

Larry P. Wilding 3 and L. R. Drees 3 , (1)Department 

of Applied Chemistry and Microbiology, University 

of Helsinki, (2)Department of Crop and Soil 

Sciences, Michigan State University, (3)Department 

of Soil and Crop Sciences, Texas A&M University 

41-4 2:25 PM Soil nutrient Depletion by Prehistoric Agriculture 

in Hawaii. Tony Hartshorn* 1 , Oliver Chadwick 1 , 

Peter M. Vitousek 2 and Patrick V. Kirch 3 , (1)University 

of California Santa Barbara, (2)Stanford University, 

(3)University of California 

41-5 2:45 PM Modeling the Effect of Shifting Agriculture on 

Soil Dynamics in Southern Cameroon. Martin 

Yemefack*, Institute of Agricultural Research for 

Development (IRAD), David G. Rossiter, International 

Institute for Geo-Information Science and 

Earth Observation (ITC), and Victor G. Jetten, Department 

of Physical Geography, Faculty of Geosciences, 

University of Utrecht 



1.4A Impact of National Soil Classification on Soil 

Science and Society—Theater 


Convenors: Robert Ahrens, USDA/NRCS,Federal Bldg. 

Rm.152; Craig Ditzler, National Soil Survey Center 

Presiding: Mabel Pazos, Republica de Italia 780 

42-2 529a The Fractal Mind of Pedologists (Soil Taxonomist 

and Soil Surveyors). Juan Jose Ibanez*, CIDE, 

Rufino Pérez, ETSI Topografía, Geodesia y Cartografía 

(Universidad Politécnica de Madrid) and 

Robert Ahrens, National Soil Survey Center; NRCS- 

USDA 

42-1 630a Use of a GIS Model to Predict Dysic or Euic Reaction 

Class. Deborah A. Surabian*, USDA–NRCS 

42-3 530a Global Soil Regions. Paul Reich* 1 , Hari Eswaran1 and Friedrich Beinroth2 , (1)USDA Natural Resources 

Conservation Service, (2)University of 

Puerto Rico 

42-4 530b Classifying Soils at the Ultimate Stage of Weathering. 

Eswaran Padmanabhan*, ECYRES Technology, 

Ahmet Mermut, Department of Soil Science, 

University of Saskatchewan and Hari Eswaran, 

USDA/NRCS Soil Survey Division 

42-5 531a Humid Pampa—Argentina: Consequences of the 

Lack of a National Soil Classification System. 

Mabel Susana Pazos* and Nuria Roca, Facultad de 

Agronomía–UNCPBA 

42-6 531b The Classification and Interpretation of Korean 

Soils Using Multivariate Analysis. Yeon-Kyu 

Sonn1 , Yeon-Tae Jung2 , Myung Chul Seo* 1 , Han- 

Kang Kwak1 , Jeong-Gyu Kim3 , Ki-Cheol Eom1 and 

Soo-Kil Lim4 , (1)National Institute of Agricultural 

Science and Technology, (2)GyeongNam Agricultural 

Research and Extension Services, (3)Div. Env. 

Sci & Ecol. Eng. Korea University, (4)Korea University 

SESSION NO.42 

42-7 532a Proposed Modification of the Definition of Mollic 

Epipedon Based on Experience from Soils Developed 

in Cold-Temperate Climates. Jan Eriksson* 

and Holger Kirchmann, Swedish University of 

Agricultural Sciences, Department of Soil Sciences 

42-8 532b Modification at Subgroup Level of Paleustults: A 

Case of Some Thai Soils. Somchai Anusontpornperm* 

1 , Stephen Nortcliff 2 and Irb Kheoruenronme 1 , 

(1)Department of Soil Science, Faculty of Agriculture, 

Kasetsart University, (2)Dep. of Soil Science, 

The University of Reading 

42-9 533a Position in the Soil Classification and Genesis of 

Automorphic Soils in Silty Loams in Forest-Tundra 

of Eastern Europe. Alexander V. Pastukhov* 1 , 

Valentine D. Tonkonogov 2 and Iya Zaboyeva 1 , (1)Institute 

of Biology Komi Science Centre UrD RAS, 

(2)Dokutchaev Soil Institute, Russian Agricultural 

Academy 

42-10 533b Characterization of Histosol—Proposal to the 

Brazilian Soil Classification System. Marcos Gervasio 

Pereira* Sr. 1 , Gustavo Souza Valladares Jr. 2 , 

Lúcia Helena C. Anjos Sr. 3 , Adierson Gilvani Ebeling 

Jr. 1 and Vinícius de Melo Benites Sr. 4 , (1)UFRRJ, 

(2)Embrapa Monitoramento por Satélite, (3)UFRRJ 

Soils Depto, (4)EMBRAPA Solos 

42-11 630b Classification of Taiga Soils Developed in Lithologically 

Discontinuous Deposits. Dmitry 

Kaverin*, Institute of Biology 

42-12 631a International Committee on Soil Moisture and 

Temperature Regimes (Icommotr): a Review. 

Wayne H. Hudnall*, Department of Plant and Soil 

Science 

42-13 631b Study of the Soil Temperature in Mountainous 

Areas of Latitudes near the Tropic of Cancer (Canary 

Islands, Spain). Concepción Jiménez, Marisa 

Tejedor, Marianela Rodríguez Paz* and Jonay Neris, 

Universidad de La Laguna 

42-14 632a Soil Characteristics Determining the Soil Water 

Retention of Soil from Pumiceous Origin From 

Puebla-Tlaxcala Valley, Mexico. Miguel A. Segura-Castruita* 

1 , Ma. del Carmen Gutiérrez-Castorena 

2 , Carlos A. Ortiz-Solorio 2 , José E. Frías- 

Ramírez 1 and Patricio Sánchez G. 2 , (1)Instituto tecnológico 

Agropecuario de Torreón, (2)Colegio de 

Postgraduados 

42-15 632b Drainage Index (DI) as a Climate Factor that 

Controls the Distribution of Zonal Soils. The Case 

of Spain. G. Gasco* 1 , A. Saa 1 , Ana M. Tarquis 2 and 

M.C. Diaz 1 , (1)Dpto. Edafología–E.T.S. Ing. 

Agrónomos–Polytechnic University of Madrid, 

(2)Dpto. Matemática Aplicada–E.T.S. Ing. 

Agrónomos–Polytechnic University of Madrid 

42-16 633a Future Activities of the International Committee 

for Anthropogenic Soils (ICOMANTH). John M. 

Galbraith*, Virginia Tech and Craig Ditzler, USDA- 

NRCS-NSSC 

42-17 633b New Terms for Describing Human-altered and 

Transported Soils. John M. Galbraith*, Virginia 

Tech and Craig Ditzler, USDA-NRCS-NSSC 

42-18 730a Soil Interpretations—Sustaining Soil Survey’s 

Past, Present and Future Relevance. Karl W. Hipple*, 

USDA-NRCS, National Soil Survey Center 

42-19 730b Soil and Land Information Systems (SLIS): A 

Case Study in Bangladesh. M. Jashimuddin* and 

M. Mezbahuddin, Chittagong University 

42-20 731b Application of Logistic-Regression and Classification 

Trees to Prediction of Soil Classes at a Regional 

Scale. Inakwu Ominy A. Odeh* and Nathan 

Odgers, The University of Sydney 

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42-21 732a The Sand Land Soil System and Society. Ramez 

A. Mahjoory*, Michigan State University 

42-22 732b Characterization of Typic Natrudolls and Petrocalcic 

Soils in the Center-Southwest of Buenos 

Aires province, Argentina. Julio M. Sánchez*, Gervasio 

Carboni, Gustavo A. Cruzate and Ricardo C. 

Díaz, INTA-CIRN-Instituto de Suelos 



2.3A Microbial Habitat: Evolution, Structure and Distribution 


Convenors: Donald Gabriels, Ghent University; Gupta 

Vadakattu, CSIRO 

Presiding: Richard Dick, Ohio State University 

43-1 1:15 PM The Spatial Distribution of Microorganisms and 

their Activities in Soil Structure. Claire Chenu*, 

INAPG–UMR Biogeochimie et Ecologie des Milieux 

Continentaux (Bioemco), Laure Vieublé- 

Gonod, INAPG, UMR EGC and Naoise Nunan, 

CNRS–UMR Biogéochimie et Ecologie des Milieux 

Continentaux (Bioemco) 

43-2 1:45 PM Environmental Science with Scanning Transmission 

X-Ray Microscopy. Adam P. Hitchcock*, Mc- 

Master University 

43-3 2:05 PM Interactions between Soil Microstructures and 

Biota Control on Ecosystem Functioning. Johan 

Six* and Angela Kong, Department of Plant Sciences, 

University of California-Davis 

43-4 2:25 PM NanoSIMS—A New Analytical Tool for Integrating 

the Physical, Chemical and Biological Interface 

in Soil. Anke Herrmann* 1 , Peta Clode2 , Naoise 

Nunan3 , Daniel V. Murphy4 , Elizabeth A. Stockdale5 

, Pauline F. Grierson6 and Anthony G. O’Donnell1 

, (1)School of Biology & Psychology, (2)Centre 

for Microscopy & Microanalysis, (3)Laboratoire 

de Biogéochimie et Ecologie des Milieux Continentaux, 

(4)School of Earth and Geographical Sciences, 

(5)School of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, 

(6)School of Plant Biology 

43-5 2:45 PM The Combination of DNA Analytical Methods 

and Micropedology to Investigate Microorganisms 

in Undisturbed Soil Samples. Thilo Eickhorst* 

and Rolf Tippkötter, University of Bremen, 

Institute of Soil Science 



2.4A Poorly Ordered Nanoparticulate materials (PONM) in 

Soils—Theater 


Convenor: Balwant Singh, University of Sydney 

Presiding: Jerry Bigham, 420A Kottman Hall Sch Natl Res 

44-1 958a Matrix Organization of Soils and Mechanisms 

of its Stability. Tatiana A. Zubkova* and Lev O. 

Karpachevskiy, Moscow State University, Facultty 


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44-2 958b Molecular Soil Science. Lev O. Karpachevskiy*, 

Moscow State University, Faculty of Soil Science 

and Tatiana A. Zubkova, Moscow State University, 

Facultty of Soil Science 

44-3 959a Global Laws of Genesis and Geography 

Nanoscopic the near Order Minerals in Soilforming 

Rocks and Soil. Boris Gradusov*, Soilsince Institut 

of V.V. Dokuchaev 

44-4 959b Structural Incorporation of Trace Metals in 

Goethite (α-FeOOH) in Di-Metal Systems. 

Navdeep Kaur*, Balwant Singh, Markus Gräfe and 

Brendan J. Kennedy, The University of Sydney 

44-5 1058a An ATR-FTIR and EXAFS Study of Mixed Fe-Al 

(oxy) Hydroxides. Katya A. Bazilevskaya*, Douglas 

Archibald and Carmen E. Martínez, Department 

of Crop and Soil Sciences, The Pennsylvania 

State University 

44-6 1058b Composition and Sustainability of Smectites’ 

Nanoparticles in Boreal Acid Soils. Sofia N. Lessovaia* 

1 , Eduard A. Goilo 1 and Joern Kasbohm 2 , (1)St- 

Petersburg State University, (2)Greifswald University 

44-7 1059a Synthesis and Properties of Ammoniojarosite and 

Nanocrystalline Schwertmannite Prepared with 

Iron-Oxidizing Acidophiles at 22 to 65 C. Hongmei 

Wang 1 , Franklin S. Jones 2 , Jerry M. Bigham* 2 

and Olli H. Tuovinen 3 , (1)School of Environmental 

Studies, China University of Geosciences, (2)School 

of Environment and Natural Resources, The Ohio 

State University, (3)Department of Microbiology, 

The Ohio State University 

44-8 1059b Synthesized Iron Oxides Used as a Tool for Documenting 

Reducing Conditions in Soils. Martin C. 

Rabenhorst*, University of Maryland, Douglas W. 

Ming, NASA Johnson Space Center and Richard V. 

Morris, NASA -Johnson Space Center 



3.0B Emerging Topics in Soil Use and Management 

—Theater 


Convenor: John Havlin, NCSU-Dept. of Soil Science 

Presiding: Wolfgang Burghardt, Universität–GH Essen 

45-1 1230a Innovation in Lysimeter Techniques. Ralph Meissner* 

1 , Holger Rupp1 , Juliane Seeger1 and Manfred 

Seyfarth2 , (1)UFZ Centre for Environmental Research 

Leipzig-Halle, Department of Soil Science, 

Lysimeter Station, (2)UGT Environmental Measuring 

Techniques Ltd. 

45-2 1230b Accuracy of Soil Water Balance Parameters Measured 

by Large Weighing Lysimeters. Holger 

Rupp* 1 , Ralph Meissner1 , Juliane Seeger1 and Manfred 

Seyfarth2 , (1)UFZ Centre for Environmental 

Research Leipzig-Halle, Department of Soil Science, 

Lysimeter Station, (2)UGT Environmental 

Measuring Techniques Ltd. 

45-3 1231a Water Balancing Precision Weighable Lysimeters. 

Georg Von Unold*, UMS and Hans Fank III, 

Joanneum Research 

45-4 1231b Comparison of Gravitation Lysimeter and Passive-Wick 

Fluxmeter on Two Sites in Germany.

Wolfgang Berger* 1 , Ralph Meissner 2 , Holger Rupp 2 , 

Juliane Seeger 2 and Ina Scheuering 1 , (1)Bavarian 

Agency for Environment, (2)UFZ Centre for Environmental 

Research Leipzig-Halle, Department of 

Soil Science, Lysimeter Station 

45-5 1232a Long-term Investigations of Water Regime Parameters 

of an Agriculturally Used Field by Lysimeters. 

Reinhard M. Günther*, Thuringian State Institute 


45-6 1232b Lysimeter Experiments to Estimate Parameters 

for Recultivation of former Lignite Mining Areas 

with Sewage Sludge Composts. Sabine Bernsdorf* 

1 , Sebastian J. Tauchnitz 1 , Ralph Meissner 2 

and Holger Rupp 2 , (1)Martin-Luther-University 

Halle-Wittenberg, Institute of Agricultural Engineering 

and Land Use Management, (2)UFZ Centre for 

Environmental Research Leipzig-Halle, Department 

of Soil Science, Lysimeter Station 

45-7 1233a Rehabilitation of Uranium Mining Sites of WIS- 

MUT: Lysimeter Measurement. Manfred Seyfarth* 

1 , Uwe Hoepfner 2 and Gert Neubert 2 , (1)UGT 

Environmental Measuring Techniques Ltd., (2)WIS- 

MUT GmbH, Ronneburg Operation Office, Abt. T 

1.2 Engineering 

45-8 1233b Fluxmeters for Monitoring Recharge in Desert 

Settings. Glendon W. Gee* 1 , Jason Keller 1 , Fred 

Zhang 1 , Andy Ward 1 and Brian Andraski 2 , (1)Battelle, 

(2)Water Resouces Division 

45-9 1330a Multi-Functional Heat Pulse Probe Measurements 

of Water, Heat, and Solute Transport in the 

Vadose Zone. Jan Hopmans* 1 , Yasushi Mori 2 , Annette 

P. Mortensen 3 , Gerard Kluitenberg 4 , Atac Tuli 1 

and Antonio Valente 5 , (1)University of California, 

(2)Shiman University, (3)Geological Institute, 

(4)Kansas State University, (5)CETAV-UTAD University 

45-10 1330b Temperature, Moisture, and Bulk Density under 

Two Sugarcane Harvesting Systems. Antônio Carlos 

Machado Vasconcelos* 1 , Ailto Antonio 

Casagrande 2 , Marcos Guimarães de Andrade Landell 

1 and Hélio do Prado 1 , (1)Centro de Cana IAC, 

(2)Faculdade de Ciências Agrárias e 

Veterinárias/UNESP 

45-11 1331a Estimation of Deep Drainage below the Root zone 

of a Fertigated Tea Plant under High Rainfall 

Conditions. Aruliah Anandacoomaraswamy*, Tea 

Research Institute of Sri Lanka and Glendon W. 

Gee, Battelle 

45-12 1331b Phosphorus Speciation in Organic P Sources: Implications 

for Water Quality. Amy Shober* 1 , J.T. 

Sims 1 and Dean L. Hesterberg 2 , (1)University of 

Delaware, (2)North Carolina State University 

45-13 1332a Nitrogen and Phosphorus Concentrations in Surface 

Waters of Three Delaware Golf Courses. 

Amy L. Sprinkle* 1 , G.D. Binford 1 , D.J. Hansen 1 

and T.E. McKenna 2 , (1)University of Delaware, 

(2)Delaware Geological Survey 

45-14 1332b Impacts of Soil Use for Wastewater Renovation. 

Walter E. Grube*, Pennsylvania Department of Environmental 

Protection 

45-15 1333a Measuring and Modeling Water, Nitrate and Ammonium 

Transport through a Volcanic Soil on a 

Coral Atoll with Passive-Capillary Fluxmeters. 

Marijn Van der Velde* 1 , Steve R. Green 2 , Glendon 

W. Gee 3 , Marnik Vanclooster 4 and Brent E. Clothier 

2 , (1)University of Louvain (Louvain-la-Neuve), 

(2)HortResearch, (3)Battelle, (4)University of Louvain 

45-16 1333b HELP-D: Enhancement and Validation of Hydrologic 

Evaluation of Landfill Performance 

SESSION NO.45 

Model. Klaus U. Berger*, University of Hamburg, 


45-17 1430a Development and Adoption of No-Tillage Soybean 

and Cotton Systems from Long-term Experiments. 

Donald D. Tyler*, University of Tennessee 

45-18 1430b Interactive Effect of Applied K and Na on Plant 

Nutrient Concentration, Uptake Efficiency and 

Yield of Some Tropical Crops. C.R Sudharmaidevi*, 

S. Sunu and S. Neenu, Kerala Agricultural 

University 

45-19 1431a Influence of Sulfur on Rice (Oryza sativa L.) 

Growth in Paddy Soils with Different Contents of 

Iron. Takumi Horikawa*, Toyoaki Ito and Masahiko 

Saigusa, Field Science Center, Graduate School of 

Agricultural Science, Tohoku University 

45-20 1431b Assessment of Some Potassium Rich Sediments as 

Natural Slow Amendment to Soil. Gamil W. 

Ageeb*, National Research Center 

45-21 1432b Comparison of Ground-Based Remote Sensors 

for Evaluation of Red Pepper Biomass Affected 

by Nitrogen Stress. Soon-dal Hong* 1 , Kang Seong- 

Soo 1 , Jeong Hyun-Cheol 1 , Kim Jai-Joung 1 and Bo- 

Goo Kang 2 , (1)Chungbuk National University, 

(2)Umseong Controlled Agricultural Experiment 

Station 

45-22 1529a Effect of Cowpea Organic Residues and Fertilizer 

N on Soil Fertility, Growth and Yield of Upland 

Rice. Gilbert U. Okereke*, Nnandi Azikiwe University, 

Samuel E. Egwu, Ebonyi State University and 

Peter Nnabude, NAU 

45-23 1529b Nitrogen Use Efficiency and Yield Effects of Urea 

Formaldehyde Polymer (UFP) Fertilizer in Winter 

Wheat and Maize. Sheri L. Cahill*, Deanna Osmond, 

Carl Crozier and Randy Weisz, NCSU 

45-24 1530a Effects of Methyl Bromide and Chloropicrin Fumigation 

and Steam Sterilization on Soil Nitrogen 

Dynamics and Microbial Community. Takehiko 

Yamamoto* 1 , Sota Tanaka 2 , Katsutoshi Sakurai 3 and 

Kozo Iwasaki 3 , (1)The United Graduate School of 

Agricultural Sciences, Ehime University, (2)Graduate 

School of Kuroshio Science, Kochi University, 

(3)Faculty of Agriculture, Kochi University 

45-25 1530b Soil Heterogeneity and Topography Influence 

Plant Diversity in a Tropical Mosaic Landscape. 

Magdalena R. López-Ulloa*, Free de Koning, Edzo 

Veldkamp, Jason Tylianakis and Tannya Lozada, 

Goettingen University 

45-26 1531a Mycorrhizal Associated in Brazilian Coastal 

Tableland Agroecosystems. Quintino R. 

ARAUJO*, Cocoa Research Center and State University 

of Santa Cruz, Abid AL-AGELY, University 

of Florida / SWSD, Andrew Ogram, University of 

Florida, Nicholas B. Comerford, University of 

Florida, IFAS, Roberta M. VELUCI, University of 

Florida/SWSD and Virupax Baligar, USDA-ARS- 

SPCL-BARC-West 

45-27 1531b Balanced Fertilization for Maximization of Cigar 

Tobacco Yield and Quality in South India. 

Malarvizhi Palaniappa pillai* 1 , Thamotharan Mani 1 , 

Sharmila Banu Santhu Mohamed 1 and T. Nagendra 

Rao 2 , (1)Professor, Dept. of SS&AC, Tamil Nadu 

Agricultural University, (2)Potash and Phosphate 

Institute of Canada-India Programme 

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TUESDAY

SESSION NO.46 



4.2A Soil Care and Quality Soil Management—Oral 

Convenor: Michael Singer, Dept. LAWR, 

3308 Plt & Env Sci Bldg 

Presiding: David Dent, ISRIC-World Soil Information 

46-1 1:15 PM The Development of EU Soil Protection Policy. 

Michael Hamell*, European Commission 

46-2 1:45 PM Soils, Biodiversity and the Millennium Ecosystem 

Assessment. Diana Wall*, Colorado State University 

46-3 2:05 PM Fallow Species to Restore Degraded Land in Indonesia. 

Iin Purwati Handayani*, Priyono Prawito 

and Zainal Muktamar, University of Bengkulu 

46-4 2:25 PM Effect of Long-term Addition of Organic Input of 

Contrasting Quality on Soil Carbon and Crop 

Performance under Sudano-Sahelian Conditions. 

A. Mando*, IFDC and M. Bonzi, INERA 

46-5 2:45 PM Soil Quality under Contrasting Tillage Management 

Systems in Semi-Arid Morocco and Spain. 

Rachid Mrabet* Sr. 1 , Felix Moreno2 , Engracia 

Madejon2 and Jose M. Murillo2 , (1)Centre Régional 

de la Recherche Agronomique de Meknès (INRA), 

(2)IRNAS (CSIC) 




—Oral 

Convenor: Chris Johnson, Dept.of Civil Eng. 

Presiding: Zhihong Xu, Griffith University 

47-1 1:15 PM Some Chemical and Spectroscopic Approaches to 

Evaluating Management Impacts on Forest Soil 

Organic Matter. Caroline M. Preston*, Pacific 

Forestry Centre 

47-2 1:45 PM Precision Forestry in the 21st Century: Linking 

Climate, Geology, Topography, Soils, and Ecophysiology 

to Develop Site Specific Estimates of 

Forest Productivity for Pine and Eucalyptus in 

North and South America. Thomas Fox*, Virginia 

Polytechnic Institute and State University, Rafael 

Rubilar, Universidad de Concepción, H. Lee Allen, 

North Carolina State University, Cristian Montes, 

Bioforest S.A., John Urrego, Smurfit Carton de 

Colombia and Francisco Flores, International Paper 

Company 

47-3 2:05 PM Methodological Standards to Detect Forest Soil 

Carbon Stocks and Stock Changes at Landscape 

Scales. Rainer Baritz* 1 , Dietmar Zirlewagen2 , Eric 

Van Ranst3 , Mats Olsson4 , Robert Jandl5 , Pere 

Rovira6 , Juan Romanya6 , Christian Wirth7 , Maria Erlandsson8 

, Zoltan Somogyi9 , Carly Green10 , Mike 

Starr11 and Pekka Tamminen11 , (1)Federal Institute 

for Geosciences and Natural Resources, (2)IN- 

TERRA, (3)Ghent University, (4)SLU, (5)BFW, 

(6)University of Barcelona, (7)MPI BGC, (8)Genth 

University, (9)JRC, (10)University College Dublin, 

(11)METLA 

47-4 2:25 PM 13C Differentiation between Dissolved and Solid 

Organic Carbon in Soils as Induced by Substitution 

of a Native Deciduous Forest by a Coniferous 

Forest. Philippe Amiotte Suchet*, Jean Lev- 

62 

eque, Catherine Henault, Anthony Gauthier and 

Francis Andreux, Microbiologie et Géochimie des 

Sols–INRA Université de Bourgogne 

47-5 2:45 PM Microbial Functional Diversity—Assessing Impacts 

of Forest Management Practices. Briony 

M. Lalor* 1 , Natasha C. Banning 1 , W. Richard Cookson 

1 , Carl D. Grant 2 and Daniel V. Murphy 1 , 

(1)School of Earth and Geographical Sciences, Faculty 

of Natural and Agricultural Science, The University 

of Western Australia, (2)Environmental Department, 

Alcoa World Alumina 




Applications—Theater I 



Presiding: Hangsheng Lin, Penn State Univ. 

48-1 335a Comparison and Evaluation of Field Methods 

(Direct and Indirect) to Estimate Soil Water 

Fluxes. Dennis Timlin*, USDA-ARS Crop Systems 

and Global Change Lab, Yakov A. Pachepsky, 

USDA/ARS/BA/ANRI/ESML and James Starr, 

USDA-ARS 

48-2 335b Comparisons of Transient Methods For Determining 

Hydraulic Conductivity Using Disc Permeameters. 

Freeman Cook*, CSIRO Land and 

Water and Leon Dawes, CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems 

48-3 336a Hood Infiltrometer—A New Type of Tension Infiltrometer. 

Jürgen Punzel*, UGT Environmental 

Measuring Techniques Ltd. and Kai Schwärzel, Instiute 

of Soil Science and Site Ecology, Faculty of 

Forest-, Geo- and Hydro Science, Dresden University 

of Technology 

48-4 336b Using Temporal Persistence for Upscaling Soil 

Water Content and Reducing Uncertainty in Soil 

Moisture Monitoring. Andrey Guber* 1 , Timothy 

Gish2 , Yakov Pachepsky3 , Craig S. T. Daughtry4 , 

Thomas J. Nicholson5 and Ralph E. Cady5 , (1)University 

of California, (2)USDA-ARS Hydrology and 

Remote Sensing Laboratory, (3)USDA/ARS/BA/ 

ANRI/ESML, (4)USDA/ARS, (5)US NRC 

48-5 337a Hydrological Pathways of Nutrient Losses: a 

Multiscale Study of the Interaction of Different 

Land Uses in a Catchment. Bin Zhang* 1 , Jia-Liang 

Tang1 , Chao Gao2 and H. Zepp3 , (1)Chinese Academy 

of Sciences, (2)Nanjing University, (3)Ruhr- 

University Bochum 

48-6 337b A Hydropedologic Study of Subsurface Water 

Flow in a Forested Catchment. Xiaobo Zhou*, 

Penn State University, Henry Lin, Penn State Universtiy, 

Charles Walker, The Pennsylvania State University 

and Qing Zhu, Department of Crop and Soil 

Science, The Pennsylvania State University 

48-7 338a Transport of Colloids by Transient Wetting 

Fronts. Jie Zhuang*, John McCarthy, Larry McKay, 

Ching Tu and Ed Perfect, University of Tennessee 

48-8 338b Transport and Transformation Processes of the 

Greenhouse Gas N2O in the System Groundwater/Vadose 

Zone of a Catchment in Germany. 

Markus Deurer* 1 , Carolin von der Heide2 , Jürgen 

Böttcher2 , Wilhelmus Duijnisveld3 and Klaus

Schäfer 4 , (1)HortResearch, (2)Institute for Soil Science, 

University of Hannover, (3)Federal Institute for 

Geosciences and Natural Resources, (4)Institute for 

Meteorology and Climate Research 

48-9 339a Scaling-Up Soil Trace Gas Fluxes Remotely with 

Hydrogeomorphic Features forAgricultural Wetlands. 

Rebecca Phillips*, USDA-ARS and Ofer 

Beeri, University of North Dakota 

48-10 339b Remote Sensing of Surface Carbon and Water 

Contents using Bare Soil Imagery. Javed Iqbal*, 

Purdue University, Phillip Owens, Purdue Univ. and 

Jeffery L. Willers, USDA-ARS 

48-11 436b Using HYDRUS computer software packages to 

simulate multicomponent biogeochemical transport 

in soils. Jirka Simunek* 1 , Diederik Jacques 2 , 

Guenter Langergraber 3 , Maria C. Gonçalves 4 , M. 

Th. Van Genuchten 5 and Dirk Mallants 2 , (1)University 

of California Riverside, (2)SCK-CEN, (3)Institute 

for Sanitary Engineering and Water Pollution 

Control, (4)Department of Soil Science, Estação 

Agronómica Nacional, (5)George E. Brown, Jr. 

Salinity Laboratory, USDA-ARS 

48-12 437a Information Content and Complexity of Simulated 

Soil Water Fluxes. Yakov A. Pachepsky* 1 , 

Andrey Guber 2 , Diederik Jacques 3 , Jiri Simunek 4 , 

M. Th. Van Genuchten 5 , Thomas J. Nicholson 6 and 

Ralph E. Cady 6 , (1)USDA/ARS/BA/ANRI/ESML, 

(2)University of California, (3)SCK-CEN, (4)University 

of California Riverside, (5)George E. Brown, 

Jr. Salinity Laboratory, USDA-ARS, (6)US NRC 

48-13 437b A Cantor Bar Model for the Effective Hydraulic 

Conductivity of Partially-Saturated Layered Soil. 

Tairone P. Leao* and Ed Perfect, University of Tennessee 

48-14 438a Simulation of Soil Structure Using Improved 

Pore-Solid Fractal Model and Multi-Point Geostatistics. 

Lifang Luo*, Penn. State University, 

Henry Lin, Penn State Universtiy and Kamini 

Singha, Penn. State Univ. 

48-15 438b Fractal Models of Soil Water Retention: How 

Good are They?. Daniel Gimenez* 1 , Roberto R. 

Filgueira 2 , Sung Won Yoon 1 and Hyen Chung Chun 1 , 

(1)Rutgers University, (2)Facultad de Ciencias 

Agrarias y Forestales-Universidad Nacional de La 

Plata 



1.6A Imprint of Environmental Change on Paleosols—Oral 

Convenor: Alexander Makeev, Science Park of Moscow 

University 

Presiding: Edoardo A.C. Costantini, CRA-ISSDS 

49-1 3:30 PM Features and Characteristics Revealing Environmental 

Changes on Paleosols in the Volcanic Paleosols 

(Example of the Trans Mexican Volcanic 

Belt). Elizabeth Solleiro-Rebolledo*, UNAM 

49-2 4:00 PM Soils and Paleosols in South India as Heritages of 

the Past. Arnt Bronger*, University of Kiel 

49-3 4:20 PM Paleosols of the Southern Coastal Plain of Israel. 

Moshe Wieder*, Gdaliahu Gvirtzman and Maoz 

Dassa, Bar-Ilan University 

49-4 4:40 PM What is Inherited? Evidence from an 

Inceptisol/Regosol with OSL Dated 0-150 ka 

SESSION NO.51 

Quartz Sand. Geoff S. Humphreys* 1 , Marshall T. 

Wilkinson 2 , John Chappell 3 , David Fink 4 and Keith 

Fifield 3 , (1)Department of Physical Geography, 

(2)Macquarie University, (3)Australian National 

University, (4)ANSTO 

49-5 5:00 PM Aggradational Pedogenesis: A New Model to Describe 

Soil Profile Development in the Central 

Great Plains of North America. Peter Jacobs*, 

University of Wisconsin–Whitewater and Joseph A. 

Mason, University of Wisconsin–Madison 



2.0A Synchrotron Spectromicroscopy of Particulate 

Matter Affecting Air, Water & Soil Quality—Oral 

Convenor: Paul Bertsch, Univ of GA-Savannah River 

Ecol.Lab. 

Presiding: William Bleam, Univ. of Wisconsin 

50-1 3:30 PM Resolving Biogeochemical Processes Controlling 

Metal Ion Fate and Transport within Soils. Scott 

Fendorf*, Matthew Ginder-Vogel, Matthew Polizzotto, 

Benjamin Kocar and Katharine Tufano, Dept. 

of Geological and Environmental Sciences, Stanford 

University 

50-2 4:05 PM Changes in Zinc Speciation During Soil Formation 

from Jurassic Limestone: A Synchrotron µ- 

XRF and µ-XAFS Study. Ruben Kretzschmar*, 

Olivier Jacquat and Andreas Voegelin, Department 

of Environmental Sciences, ETH Zurich 

50-3 4:40 PM X-Ray Absorption Spectroscopy Investigation of 

CopperAdsorption Mechanisms on Clay Minerals. 

Daniel Strawn*, University of Idaho 



2.5A Soil Physicochemical-Biological Interfacial 

Interactions: Impacts on Transformations and 

Bioavailability of Metals and Metalloids—Theater 


Convenor: P. M. Huang, Soil Sci., Univ. Saskatchewan 

Presiding: A. Violante, Università di Napoli Federico II 

51-1 870a The Aqueous Complexation of Metals in the Rhizosphere: 

Do We Know What We Think We 

Know?. Michael E. Essington*, University of Tennessee 

51-2 870b Bioaccumulation of Copper and Cadmium Ions 

by Cyanobacterium Spirulina Platensis. Wenli 

Chen*, State Key Laboratory of Agricultural Microbiology, 

Huazhong Agricultural University, Qiaoyun 

Huang, Key Laboratory of Subtropical Agriculture 

and Environment, Ministry of Agriculture, 

Huazhong Agricultural University and Hongxia 

Huang, Huazhong Agricultural University 

51-3 871a Competitive Adsorption of As and P to Goethite, 

Ferrihydrite and Allophane and their Remobilization 

by Rhizosphere Processes. Doris Vetter- 

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TUESDAY

SESSION NO.51 

lein* 1 , Krisztian Szegedi 1 , Juergen Mattusch 1 , 

Heinz-Ulrich Neue 1 , Reinhold Jahn 2 , Juliane Ackermann 

3 , Annett Kaufhold 4 and Hartmut Tanneberg 4 , 

(1)Centre for Environmental Research UFZ, (2)Institute 

of Soil Science and Plant Nutrition, Martin 

Luther University, (3)Martin-Luther-University 

Halle Wittenberg, (4)Martin-Luther-University 

Halle-Wittenberg 

51-4 871b Ecotoxicological Assessment of Heavy-Metal 

Contaminated Soils by Soil Enzymes and Luminescent 

Bacteria. Jae E. Yang* 1 , Sang-Phil Lee 1 , 

Yong-Sik Ok 1 , Kyung-Yoal Yoo 1 and Ki-Cheol 

Eom 2 , (1)Kangwon National University, (2)National 

Institute of Agricultural Science and Technology 

51-5 970a Unearthing the Connection between Arsenic Mobility 

and Reductive Iron Transformations. 

Katharine J. Tufano* and Scott Fendorf, Stanford 

University 

51-6 970b Metal Contamination of Floodplain Soils in the 

Tisza River (Hungary) Basin. Domy C. Adriano* 1 , 

Zoltan Gyori 2 , Jozsef Prokisch 3 , Tamás Németh 4 , 

Steve Harper 1 and L.T. West 5 , (1)Savannah River 

Ecology Laboratory, University of Georgia, (2)University 

of Debrecen, (3)Debrecen University, (4)Research 

Institute for Soil Science and Agricultural 

Chemistry of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 

(5)University of Georgia 

51-7 971a Distribution of Ni in Soils of the Sudbury Smelting 

Region, Ontario, Canada. Matthew Ojalammi 

and Graeme A. Spiers*, MIRARCO, Laurentian 

University 

51-8 971b Arsenic Biogeochemistry in Soils from Gold Mining 

Areas, in Brazil, under Anaerobic Incubation. 

Jaime W. V. Mello* 1 , Jonathan L. Talbott 2 , 

John Scott 2 , William Roy 2 and Joseph W. Stucki 3 , 

(1)Universidade Federal de Vicosa, (2)University 

of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, (3)University of 

Illinois at Urbana -Champaign 

51-9 1070a Geochemical Forms of Heavy Metals in an Industrial 

Polluted Soil: A Critical Evaluation by Combined 

Synchrotron Spectromicroscopy Techniques 

and Bulk Extraction Methods. Roberto 

Terzano 1 , Matteo Spagnuolo 1 , Koen Janssens 2 , Bart 

Vekemans 2 , Wout De Nolf 2 , Gerald Falkenberg 3 , 

Saverio Fiore 4 and Pacifico Ruggiero* 1 , (1)Dipartimento 

di Biologia e Chimica Agro-forestale ed Ambientale–University 

of Bari, (2)Department of 

Chemistry–University of Antwerp, (3)HASYLAB at 

DESY–Beamline L, (4)I.M.A.A.–C.N.R. 

51-10 1070b Prediction of Arsenate and Selenite Adsorption by 

Soils Using the Constant Capacitance Model. 

Sabine Goldberg*, USDA-ARS, George E. Brown, 

Jr., Salinity Laboratory, Scott M. Lesch, University 

of California, Riverside and Donald L. Suarez, 

USDA-ARS, George E. Brown Jr., Salinity Laboratory 

51-11 1071a The Influence of Soil Ni Speciation on the Phytoremediation 

Potential of Soils Surrounding an 

Historic Ni Refinery in Port Colborne, Ontario 

Canada. David Mcnear* Jr. 1 , R. L. Chaney 2 and 

Donald L. Sparks 1 , (1)University of Delaware, 

(2)USDA-ARS-ANRI 

51-12 1071b Mineralogy and Arsenic Bonding in Arsenic Contaminated 

Rice-paddy Soils of Bangladesh. G. 

Norman White 1 , Richard H. Loeppert* 2 , L. R. 

Drees 3 , B. Biswas 1 and G.M. Panaullah 4 , (1)Texas 

A&M University, (2)Texas A & M University, (3)Department 

of Soil and Crop Sciences, Texas A&M 

University, (4)CIMMYT Office in Bangladesh 

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2.5B Interactions between Clays and Organic Matter and 

Their Impact on Sorption and Availability of Organic 

Compounds in Soil Environments—Oral 

Convenor: Arthur Schwab, Dept.of Agronomy, Purdue Univ. 

Presiding: Baoshan Xing, Department of Plant, Soil, and 

Insect Sciences, University of Massachusetts 

52-1 3:30 PM Clay-Humic Complexes and Interactions in Soil: 

Impact on Sorption and Availability of Introduced 

Organic Compounds. Benny K.G. Theng*, 

Landcare Research 

52-2 4:00 PM Mineral-Organic Substance Interactions: Impacts 

on Mineral Formation, Humification, and 

Organic Carbon Storage. P.M. Huang*, Department 

of Soil Science, University of Saskatchewan 

52-3 4:20 PM Coverage of Soil Mineral Surfaces by Organic 

Matter as Detected by Gas Sorption. Rota Wagai, 

Kyoto University and Lawrence M. Mayer*, University 

of Maine 

52-4 4:40 PM Sorpion of Organic Contaminants by Humin. 

James A. Rice* and Gabriela Chilom, South Dakota 


52-5 5:00 PM Molecular-Level Studies of Organo-Clay Complexes 

and their Role in the Sorption of Polycyclic 

Aromatic Hydrocarbons. Myrna J. Simpson* 

1 , Xiaojuan Feng1 , Andre Simpson1 , Seunghun 

Kang2 and Baoshan Xing2 , (1)Dept. of Physical and 

Environmental Sciences, University of Toronto, 

Scarborough College, (2)Department of Plant, Soil 

and Insect Sciences, University of Massachusettes at 

Amherst 



3.4B Combating Global Soil & Land Degradation II. Agroecosystems: 

Reclamation Strategies—Oral 

Convenor: Alvin Smucker, Dept. of Crop & Soil Sci., MSU 

Presiding: Rainer Horn, Inst.Soil Sci.,Plnt.Nutrition 

53-1 3:30 PM Amelioration Strategies for Combating Global 

Soil and Land Degradation by Agroecosystems. 

Alvin Smucker*, Michigan State University and 

Rainer Horn, Institute of Plant Nutrition and Soil Science, 

CAU Kiel 

53-2 4:00 PM Analyzing of Variability for Soil Moisture Content 

in the Space and Time. Célia R. Grego and Sidney 

Vieira*, Instituto Agronômico 

53-3 4:20 PM Rehabilitating Hardsetting Subsoils in a Reconstructed 

Mined Landscape. Katharine L. Brown*, 

Christoph Hinz and Robert Gilkes, School of Earth 

and Geographical Sciences The University of Western 

Australia 

53-4 4:40 PM Impacts of Applying an Organic Emulsion on 

Soil Hydrology and Dust Emissions from an Arid 

Soil. Michael H. Young*, Todd Caldwell, Darren 

Meadows, Vic Etyemezian, George Nikolic, David 

Shafer, Eric McDonald, Julie Miller and John Goreham, 

Desert Research Institute 

53-5 5:00 PM A Soil-Based Framework for Integrating and Applying 

Knowledge of Land Degradation Processes 

to Assessment, Monitoring and Management. Jeffrey 

E. Herrick* 1 , Brandon T. Bestelmeyer1 , Joel R. 

Brown2 and Arlene J. Tugel2 , (1)USDA-ARS-Jornada 

Experimental Range, (2)USDA-NRCS



4.1B Role of Organic Matter for Soil Properties and 

Consequences for Environmental Functions—Theater 


Convenors: Stephen Nortcliff, Univ. of Reading–Soil Science 

Dep; Charles Rice, Dept. of Agronomy, KSU 

Presiding: Claire Chenu, INAPG, UMR Bioemco 

54-1 1760a Dynamic of carbon in farming practices longterm 

experiments on a ferric Acrisol in Burkina 

Faso (West Africa). Edmond Hien* 1 , Francis 

Ganry2 , Robert Oliver2 and Christian Feller3 , 

(1)CNRST, (2)CIRAD, (3)IRD, UR SeqBio 

54-2 1760b Organic matter pools and microbial functional diversity 

in soil quality assessment of differently 

managed agricultural systems. Maria T. Dell’Abate*, 

Letizia Pompili and Anna Benedetti, CRA Istituto 

Sperimentale Nutrizione Piante 

54-3 1761a Soil Biological and Physical Properties in Silage 

Corn Systems With and Without Tillage and Fall 

Seeded Cover Crops. Carol D. Franks1 , Yuri K. 

Plowden* 2 , Paul R. Salon1 and Curtis J. Dell3 , 

(1)USDA-NRCS, (2)Natural Resources Conservation 

Service, (3)USDA Agricultural Research Service 

54-4 1761b Soil organic matter dynamics in a tropical garden 

land system. Santhy Ponnuswamy* and Selvi Duraisamy, 

TamilNadu Agricultural University, 

54-5 1860a Short term effects of organic amendments on soil 

properties and growth of irrigated cotton grown 

in a self-mulching Vertisol. Subhadip Ghosh* 1 , 

Peter V. Lockwood1 , Nilantha Hulugalle2 and Heiko 

Daniel1 , (1)Agronomy and Soil Science, (2)Australian 

Cotton Research Institute 

54-6 1861a Soluble and mineralizable carbon of organic 

amendments influence aggregation in a high clay 

sodic soil. Gary J. Clark*, Nathan Dodgshun, Caixian 

Tang and Peter Sale, La Trobe University 

54-7 1861b Carbon storage and greenhouse gas emissions as 

influenced by tillage and N fertilizer. Denis A. 

Angers* 1 , Philippe Rochette2 , Vincent Poirier2 , Francis 

Larouche1 , Martin H. Chantigny1 and Noura 

Ziadi1 , (1)Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, 

(2)Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada 

54-8 1960a Soil carbon build-up in semi-arid West Africa : 

An art of balancing. Elisée Ouédraogo*, Albert 

Schweitzer Centre for Ecology (CEAS), A. Mando, 

IFDC, Lijbert Brussaard, Wageningen University 

and Research Centre, Dept. Soil Quality and Leo 

Stroosnijder, Wageningen University 

54-9 1960b Cover Crop System Effects on Carbon/Nitrogen 

Sequestration and the Physical Properties of 

Coastal Plain Soils under Conservation Tillage. 

Robert K. Hubbard* 1 , Timothy Strickland1 , Sharad 

Phatak2 and Johannes M. Scholberg3 , (1)SE Watershed 

Research Laboratory, USDA-ARS, (2)University 

of Georgia, (3)University of Florida 

Thursday, 13 July 2006 

SESSION NO.56 



1.3A New Frontiers in Soil Genesis—Oral 

Convenor: Janis L. Boettinger, Utah State University 

Presiding: Ahmet Mermut, Department of Soil Science, 

University of Saskatchewan 

55-1 8:00 AM Quantifying the Rates of Soil Genesis by Geochemical 

Mass Balance. Kyungsoo Yoo*, Department 

of Plant and Soil Sciences, University of 

Delaware 

55-2 8:30 AM Carbon Storage in Estuarine Soils of Downeast 

Maine. Laurie J. Osher*, University of Maine and 

Jennifer Jespersen, Forest Bell Environmental 

55-3 8:50 AM Matter Fluxes in and From Soil Landscapes— 

Structure and Sensitive Areas. Michael Sommer*, 

Leibniz-Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research 

(ZALF) e. V. Müncheberg; Institute of Soil Landscape 

Research 

55-4 9:10 AM Predicting Regional Complex Saline-Sodic Soil 

Patterns Using Geophysical, Hydropedological 

and Mineralogical Approaches That Translate 

Across Scales. Mark Thomas*, CRC-LEME/CSIRO 

Land and Water/Univ of Adelaide, Robert Fitzpatrick, 

CRC-LEME/CSIRO Land and Water and 

Graham S. Heinson, CRC-LEME/Univ of Adelaide 

55-5 9:30 AM The Use of Major Soil Databases to Reveal Relationships 

Between Soil Forming Factors and 

Global Soil Distribution. Jonathan M. Gray*, NSW 

Department of Natural Resources, Geoff S. 

Humphreys, Dept of Physical Geography and Jozef 

Deckers, Catholic Univ of Leuven 



1.5A Diffuse Reflectance Spectroscopy, Soil Sensing, Remote 

Sensing and Image Analysis—Theater 


Convenor: Sabine Grunwald, Soil & Water Sci. Dept. 

Univ. FL 

Presiding: Endre Dobos, University of Miskolc 

56-1 637a Electronic Soil Analyzer. Manav Yadav*, Ansal Institute 

of Technology 

56-2 637b Application of Singular-Spectrum Analysis to 

Study Dynamics of Soil Salinisation in the Canadian 

Prairies. Igor V. Florinsky* 1 , Robert G. Eilers2 , 

Michelle M. Fitzgerald3 and Don Swidinsky2 , (1)Institute 

of Mathematical Problems of Biology, Russian 

Academy of Sciences, (2)Land Resource Unit, 

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, (3)Ministry of 

Agriculture, British Columbia 

56-3 638a Assessment of Soil Salinity Using Remote Sensing 

Data and Image Analysis. Maria V. 

Gabchenko*, Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute 

56-4 638b Mapping Soil Properties Using ECa-Directed 

Sampling. Dennis Corwin*, USDA-ARS, George E. 

Brown Jr. Salinity Laboratory and Scott M. Lesch, 

University of California, Riverside 

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THURSDAY

SESSION NO.56 

56-5 639a A Comparison of High-Intensity Soil and EMI 

Surveys in Northern Illinois, USA. James Doolittle* 

1 , Roger D. Windhorn 2 , Daniel L . Withers 2 and 

Robert L. Mcleese 2 , (1)USDA-NRCS-NSSC, 

(2)USDA-NRCS 

56-6 639b Using Optical Remote Sensors to Estimate Grain 

Protein Content in Rice Canopy. Yi Hyun Kim*, 

Suk Young Hong, Sang Kyu Rim, Jee Min Lee and 

Han Kang Kwak, National Institute of Agricultural 

Science and Technology, RDA 

56-7 736a Wetlands Mapping and Classification based upon 

Remotely Sensed Data. Tharwat K. Ghabour* Sr., 

Soils & Water Use Dept., National Research Centre 

56-8 736b Classification of the Owens Dry Lake Playa Surface 

Using Satellite Imagery and Unique Surface 

Characterization Methods. Mica H. Heilmann* 1 , 

Brad L. Inman 1 , Joel E. Kimmelshue 1 , Brian 

Schmid 1 , John B. Dickey 1 , Richard Coles 1 and 

Richard Harasick 2 , (1)CH2M HILL, INC, 

(2)LADWP 

56-9 737a Mapping and Monitoring of Salt Affected Area of 

District Gurgaon Uisng Remote Sensing and Gis 

Techniques. Shashi Jain, Mohinder Singh Grewal* 

Sr. and M.S. Kuhad, CCS HAU, Hisar Haryana 

(India) 

56-10 737b Ground Monitoring Network of Soil Agrophysical 

Properties. Wojciech Skierucha*, Ryszard Walczak 

and Andrzej Wilczek, Institute of Agrophysics 

56-11 738a On-the-go Near Infrared Spectroscopic Assessment 

of Georgia Soils. Colin D. Christy*, Veris 

Technologies and David E. Kissel, Agricultural and 

Environmental Services Laboratories–University of 

Georgia 

56-12 738b Measurement of pH, pH Buffering Capacity, and 

Other Soil Properties with NIR Reflectance Spectroscopy. 

David E. Kissel*, Agricultural and Environmental 

Services Laboratories–Univ of Georgia, 

Colin D. Christy, Veris Technologies, S. Shaaban, 

Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs, Paul 

F. Vendrell, Univ of Georgia, Ag and Environmental 

Services Labs and Miguel L. Cabrera, Univ of 

Georgia 

56-13 739a Radiometric Estimation of Soil Properties Using 

Multiple Image Sensors in Rice Paddy and Dryland 

Fields. Suk Young Hong* 1 , Sang Kyu Rim 1 , 

Kenneth A. Sudduth 2 , Newell Kitchen 2 , Yi Hyun 

Kim 1 , Jee Min Lee 1 and Han Kang Kwak 1 , (1)National 

Institute of Agricultural Science and Technology, 

RDA, (2)USDA-ARS 

56-14 739b Estimating Soil Evaporation with Reflectance 

and Radiometric Temperature Measurements. 

Dong Wang* and Jindong Wu, Univ. of Minnesota- 

Twin Cities Campus 

56-15 740a Development of a Multi-Sensor Platform for 

Proximal Soil Sensing. James A. Taylor* 1 , Alex. 

McBratney 2 , Raphael Viscarra Rossel 2 , Budiman 

Minansy 3 , Henry Taylor 3 , Brett Whelan 2 and 

Michael Short 3 , (1)Australian Centre for Precision 

Agriculture, Univ of Sydney, (2)Australian Centre 

for Precision Agriculture, Univ of Sydney, (3)Australian 

Centre for Precision Agriculture 

56-16 740b Application of Visible-Near-Infrared Diffuse 

(DRS) and Bi-directional Reflectance Spectroscopy 

(BRS) to Characterize Volcanic Soil 

Properties. Vincenzo Michele Sellitto 1 , Vidal Barrón 

2 , Giuseppe Palumbo 1 and Claudio Colombo* 1 , 

(1)Dip. SAVA Molise Univ, (2)Universidad de Córdoba 

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Reclamation Strategies—Theater 


Convenor: Alvin Smucker, Dept. of Crop & Soil Sci., MSU 

Presiding: Rainer Horn, Inst.Soil Sci.,Plnt.Nutrition 

57-1 1838a The Effects of Land Use Converting on Soil 

Physicochemichal Properties. Amir Bahrami*, 

Guilan University, Mahmood Shabanpour, Iran- 

Rasht- Guilan University- Agricultural Faculty- Soil 

Sci. Group and Farid Bagheri, Tea Researches Institute 

of Iran 

57-2 1838b Degradation Processes in Irrigated Soils of Russia.A.F. 

Novikova*, V.V.Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute 

57-3 1839a Sealing and Crusting as Soil Degradation 

Processes in North-Western Region of Ukraine; 

Reasons for Formation and Methods of Prevention. 

Taras E. Lychuk*, National University of Water 

Management and Nature Conservation 

57-4 1839b Aggregation and Initial Humus Formation of Biologically 

Meliorated Soils Damaged by Coal 

Mining. Rayna Dilkova* 1 , Svetla Marinova2 and 

Lidia Petrova2 , (1)Bulgarian Soil Science Society, 

(2)Nikola Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science 

57-5 1938a Soil Resource Investigation for Drainage Installation 

in Mutluru Channel Command of Krishna 

Western Delta, Andhra Pradesh, India. Paruchuri 

Ramakrishna Prasad*, Acharya N.G.Ranga Agricultural 

University, Dhanyamraju Srinivas, Acharya 

N.G.Ranga Agricultural University,A P Water management 

Project and T.V. Satyanarayana, Acharya 

N.G.Ranga Agricultural University,A P WAter Management 

Project 

57-6 1938b Stabilization of Pyrophyllite Mine Wastes by 

Lime Cake By-Products in Korea. Jae E. Yang* 1 , 

Ki-Cheol Eom2 , Jai Joung Kim3 , Kyung-Yoal Yoo1 and Yong-Sik Ok1 , (1)Kangwon National University, 

(2)National Institute of Agricultural Science and 

Technology, (3)Chungbuk National University 

57-7 1939a Use of Natural and Cultural Deep-Rooted Plant 

Species to Loose Compacted Sandy Loam Stagnic 

Luvisol. Endla Reintam*, Jaan Kuht, Katrin 

Trükmann and Virgo Rääts, Estonian Univ of Life 

Sciences 

57-8 1939b Effect of Clay Minerals and Calcite on Water Repellency 

of Sandy Soils. Ivan Simkovic*, Pavel 

Dlapa, Lucia Korenkova and Michal Duris, Dept of 

Soil Science, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Comenius 

Univ 

57-9 1940a Identification of Fertile Islets and Perspectives for 

Desertification Control in the Sahel. Lamourdia 

Thiombiano*, FAO, Regional Office for Africa 

57-10 1940b Restoring Properties of a Poor Upland Soil Using 

Natural Basalt and Composted Rice Husk to Promote 

Crop Growth. Markus Anda* 1 , Shamshuddin 

Jusop1 , Che Ishak Fauziah2 and Syed Omar Syed 

Rastan1 , (1)Dept of Land Management, Faculty of 

Agriculture, Univ Putra Malaysia, (2)Deptof Land 

Management, Faculty of Agriculture, Univ Putra 

Malaysia



4.0B Soil Related Discords and Conflicts—Oral 

Presiding: Mireille Dosso, CNEARC 

58-1 8:00 AM Education, Public Awareness and Conflict of Interests. 

Pamela A. Hazelton*, University of Technology,Sydney 

58-2 8:35 AM How Soil Misuse Ends with Farming System Disintegration. 

A Bolivian Altiplano Example. 

Mireille Dosso*, Aurélie Bres and Stéphane Moreau, 

Centre National d’Etudes Agronomiques des Régions 

Chaudes 

58-3 9:10 AM Carbon Sequestration and Sustainable Farming 

in West African Savannas: Synergy or Antagonism?. 

Grégoire Freschet1 , Raphaël Manlay2 , Luc 

Abbadie3 , Bruno Barbier4 , Christian Feller* 5 , Maya 

Leroy2 , Georges Serpantié6 and Jean-Luc Chotte7 , 

(1)IRD UR179 SeqBio, (2)Institute of Forestry, Agricultural 

and Environmental Engineering (ENGREF), 

(3)Biogeochemistry and Ecology of Continental Environment 

Laboratory UMR 7618, (4)French Agricultural 

Research Centre for International Development 

(CIRAD), (5)IRD, UR SeqBio, (6)Institute for 

Research and Development (IRD, ex-ORSTOM), 

(7)Institute for Research and Development (IRD, 

ex-ORSTOM), UR179 SeqBio 



4.1A Organic Farming – Advantages and Disadvantages 

for Soils, Water Quality and Sustainability—Oral 

Convenor: Laurie Drinkwater, Cornell University 

Presiding: Holger Kirchmann, Swedish Univ. of Agric. Sci. 

59-1 8:00 AM Plant Nutrients in Organic Farming. Keith Goulding*, 

Rothamsted Research, Elizabeth A. Stockdale, 

School of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development 

and Christine A. Watson, Scottish Agricultural 

College 

59-2 8:30 AM Nutrient Use Efficiencies and Leaching in Organic 

and Conventional Cropping Systems in 

Sweden. Lars F. Bergström* and Holger Kirchmann, 

Dept of Soil Science, Swedish Univ of Agricultural 


59-3 8:50 AM Are Nutrient Dynamics and Use Efficiency in Organic 

Cropping Systems Particular. Emmanuel 

Frossard* 1 , Astrid Oberson1 , Christine Bosshard1 , 

Simone Nanzer1 , Hans Ulrich Tagmann1 , David 

Dubois2 , Paul Mäder3 and Daniel Tessier4 , (1)Group 

of Plant Nutrition ETH, (2)Agroscope Reckenholz, 

(3)FiBL, (4)INRA 

59-4 9:10 AM The Contribution of Organic Agriculture to Sustainable 

Land Management in a Temperate Climate. 

Robert M. Rees* 1 , Christine A. Watson1 , 

Bruce C. Ball1 , John A. Baddeley2 , Robin L. 

Walker1 , Kairsty F.E. Topp1 and Claus D. Mayer3 , 

(1)Scottish Agricultural College (SAC), (2)SAC, 

(3)BIOSS 

59-5 9:30 AM Soil and Nutrient Erosion Risk in Organic and 

Conventional Cropping Systems. V. Steven 

Green* 1 , Michel A. Cavigelli1 , Thanh H. Dao2 and 

Dennis C. Flanagan3 , (1)USDA-ARS-SASL, 

(2)USDA-ARS, (3)USDA-ARS-NSERL 

SESSION NO.60 



4.1PB Soil, Wine and Other Quality Crops—Theater 


Convenor: Jessica Davis, Dept Soil & Crop Sci, 

CO State Univ 

Presiding: Edoardo Costantini, ISSDS 

60-1 1666a Soil Spatial Heterogeneity in a Pinot Noir Vineyard, 

Napa Valley, California. Jean-Jacques Lambert* 

1 , Richard Plant 2 , Christine Stockert 1 , Danielle 

Pierce 1 , Eli Carlisle 1 and David Smart 1 , (1)Department 

of Viticulture and Enology, (2)Department of 

Agronomy and Range Science 

60-2 1667a Terroir of Vineyards in the Northern Willamette 

Valley, Oregon. Scott Burns* and Dionne Starr 

Peace, Portland State Univ 

60-3 1667b Optimization of Nitrogen Fertirigation of Melon 

Crop in a Petrocalcic soil. M.T. Castellanos* Jr. 1 , 

Fco. Ribas 1 , M.J. Cabello 1 , N. Figueiró 1 , M.C. Cartagena 

2 , A. Arce 2 and A.M. Tarquis 3 , (1)Centro Mejora 

Agraria El Chaparrillo–Delegación Provincial de 

Agricultura, (2)Dpto. Química y Análisis Agrícola– 

E.T.S. I.A.- Polytechnic Univ.of Madrid, (3)Dpto. 

Matemática Aplicada–E.T.S. Ing. Agrónomos–Polytechnic 

Univ.of Madrid 

60-4 1766a Viticutlural Practices For very Acidic Soils. daniel 

Roberts*, integrated winegrowing 

60-5 1766b Facilitated Transport of Diuron and Glyphosate 

in High Copper Vineyard Soils. Sylvie Dousset* 1 , 

Jean-Baptiste Dessogne 2 , Astrid Jacobson 3 , Philippe 

Baveye 3 and Francis Andreux 1 , (1)Université de 

Bourgogne–CST–Géosol, (2)Université de Reims, 

(3)Cornell Univ 

60-6 1767a Nitrogen Fixing Ability of 13 Enotypes of Mucuna 

Pruriens. Shivananda T. N. Shivananda T N*, Indian 

Institute of Horticultural Research 

60-7 1767b Maximization of Potato Yield in Nilgiri Hills of 

Western Ghats of India. Malarvizhi Palaniappa 

pillai* 1 , Sharmila Banu Santhu Mohamed 1 and T. 

Nagendra Rao 2 , (1)Professor, Dept. of SS&AC, 

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, (2)Potash and 

Phosphate Institute of Canada-India Programme 

60-8 1866a Effect of Foliar Application of Different Sources 

of Zn Application on the Changes in Zn Content, 

Uptake and Yield of Rice (Oryza sativa L.). Tanmoy 

Karak* and Dilip Das, Bidhan Chandra Krishi 

Viswavidyalaya 

60-9 1866b Spatial Vineyard Variability on Soil, Grape Yield, 

and Juice Quality in a Field in the D.O.Ca. Rioja 

(Spain). Ana Aizpurua*, Olatz Unamunzaga and 

Ander Castellón, NEIKER Instituto Vasco de Investigación 

y Desarrollo Agrario 

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RB Developments in the World Reference Base (WRB), 

Soil Taxonomy (ST) and Other National Soil Classification 

Systems for Soil Resources—Oral 

Convenor: Robert Ahrens, USDA/NRCS,Federal Bldg., 

Rm.152 

Presiding: Erika Micheli, Szent Istvan University 

61-1 8:00 AM WRB: Wittingly Reaching Babel ?. Otto Spaargaren*, 

ISRIC–World Soil Information 

61-2 8:30 AM Use of WRB to Classify Soils in the Tropics: 

Lessons Form East Africa. Method Kilasara*, 

Sokoine Univ of Agriculture, Patric Gicheru, Kenya 

Agricultural Research Institute, Edward Ngatunga, 

Ministry of Adriculture & Food Security, C.K.K. 

Gachene, Univ of Nairobi and Joel Melio, ARI, 

Mlingano 

61-3 8:50 AM Harmonizing the Diagnostic Horizons, Properties, 

and Materials used in the World Reference 

Base and Soil Taxonomy. Robert J. Engel* 1 , Erika 

Micheli2 , Paul McDaniel3 and Craig A. Ditzler1 , 

(1)USDA NSSC, (2)Szent Istvan Univ, Soil Science 

and Agrochemistry Dept, (3)Univ of Idaho 

61-4 9:10 AM Technosols as a Proposed Soil Group for the WRB 

(World Reference of Soil Resources). Andreas 

Lehmann*, Hohenheim University (310) 

61-5 9:30 AM Algebra of the WRB (Formalization of the Concept). 

Vyacheslav A. Rojkov*, V.V. Dokuchaev Soil 

Science Institute 



1.4A Impact of National Soil Classification on Soil 

Science and Society—Oral 

Convenors: Craig Ditzler, National Soil Survey Center; 

Robert Ahrens, USDA/NRCS, Federal Bldg., Rm.152 

Presiding: Mabel Pazos, Facultad de Agronomía–UNCPBA 

62-1 10:15 AM The Magical Numbers of the USDA Soil Taxonomy:Towards 

an Outline of a Theory of Natural 

Resource Taxonomies. Juan Jose Ibanez* 1 , Richard 

Arnold2 and Juan Sanchez-Diaz1 , (1)CIDE, 

(2)USDA-NRCS (retired) 

62-2 10:45 AM On the Evolution of Definitions of Diagnostic Soil 

Horizons and Soil Unit Names. Freddy O. Nachtergaele*, 

Food and Agriculture Organization of the 

United Nations (FAO) 

62-3 11:05 AM Cross-Reference System for Interpreting Genetic 

Soil Classification of China to Soil Taxonomy. 

Xuezheng Shi* Sr., Institute of Soil Science, Chinese 


62-4 11:25 AM A Proposal to Differentiate Steady State and Dynamic 

Soil Properties in Soil Taxonomy. Neil E. 

Smeck*, The Ohio State University and K. R. Olson, 

University of Illinois, Department of Natural Resources 

and Environmental Sciences 

62-5 11:45 AM Computer-Based Translation Tool Between WRB 

and the German Soil Classification System. Peter 

Schad* 1 , Gabriele Broll2 , Reinhold Jahn3 , Rainer 

Baritz4 , Gert Adler4 and Dieter Kuhn5 , (1)Lehrstuhl 

für Bodenkunde (Soil Science), Department of Ecology, 

Technische Universität München, (2)University 

68 

of Vechta, (3)Institute of Soil Science and Plant Nutrition, 

Martin Luther University, (4)Federal Institute 

for Geosciences and Natural Resources, (5)Institut 

AgendaRegio 



2.0A Synchrotron Spectromicroscopy of Particulate 

Matter Affecting Air, Water & Soil Quality—Theater 


Convenor: Paul Bertsch, Univ of GA-Savannah River 

Ecol.Lab. 

Presiding: Will Bleam, Soil Science Department 

63-1 653b Following the Speciation of Lead During Heat- 

Treatment of Incinerated Municipal Solid Waste. 

Maarten Nachtegaal*, SuperXAS Beamline, Swiss 

Light Source (SLS), Ruud Struis, General Energy 

Dept (ENE), Paul Scherrer Institut (PSI), Harald 

Lutz, AshDec and Christian Ludwig, General Energy 

Department (ENE), Paul Scherrer Institut (PSI) 

63-2 551a Formation of Fe(III) Clusters in Natural Organic 

Matter. Dean Hesterberg* and Kimberly J. Hutchison, 

North Carolina State University 

63-3 551b Microscale Synchrotron-FTIR Mapping of Carbon 

“Hot Spots” on Mineral Surfaces in Soil. 

James Kinyangi*, Johannes Lehmann, Biqing Liang 

and Dawit Solomon, Cornell University 

63-4 552a Identifying the Iron Phases in Biosolids-Amended 

Soils Via Mössbauer Spectroscopy that Control 

Cadmium Sorption. Mark A. Chappell*, Aaron 

G.B. Williams, Kirk G. Scheckel and James A. Ryan, 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 

63-5 552b Speciation and Geochemical Cycling of Pb, As, 

Cr, and Cd in a Contaminated Histosol: Synchrotron 

Micro X-ray Diffraction and X-ray Fluorescence 

Spectroscopy. Darrell G. Schulze* and Xiadong 

Gao, Purdue Univ 

63-6 553b Metal Speciation, Bioavailability and Remediation 

at Superfund Sediment Sites. Kirk 

Scheckel* 1 , Aaron Williams1 , Robert Ford1 , Dean 

Neptune2 , James Ryan1 , Steven Acree1 , David Gratson2 

, Greg McDermott2 , Thabet Tolaymat1 and 

Richard T. Wilkin1 , (1)US EPA, (2)Neptune & Company, 

Inc. 

63-7 650a The Influence of Surface Precipitation on Nickel 

Solubility, Bioavailability and Fate in Contaminated 

Soils. Edward Peltier*, University of Kansas 

and Donald L. Sparks, U of DE, Environmental Soil 

Chemistry 

63-8 650b Characterization of Sulphur Species in Oxic and 

Anoxic Forest Soils with Synchrotron-based X- 

Ray Spectromicroscopy. Nora A. Tyufekchieva1 , 

Jörg Prietzel* 1 , Jürgen Thieme2 and Ingrid Kögel- 

Knabner1 , (1)Technische Universität München, 

(2)Institut für Röntgenphysik 

63-9 651a Spectroscopic Evidence for Uranium Bearing 

Partculates in Vadose Zone Sediments at Hanford 

Doe Site, 300-Area, Washington. Yuji Arai*, U.S. 

Geological Survey, Mathew Marcus, Lawrence 

Berkeley National Laboratory, Nobumichi Tamura, 

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Advanced 

Light Source, Antonio Lanzirotti, Consortium for

Advanced Radiation Sources, James Davis, US Geological 

Survey and John Zachara, Battelle-Pacific 

Northwest Natl Lab 

63-10 651b Speciation and Geochemical Cycling of Pb, As, 

Cr, and Cd in a Contaminated Histosol: X-ray 

Absorption Near-edge Structure (XANES) Spectroscopy. 

Xiadong Gao* and Darrell G. Schulze, 

Purdue Univ 

63-11 652a Direct Observation and Quantification of Colloid 

Retention in Unsaturated Porous Media. Annette 

Dathe*, Yuniati Zevi, Bin Gao, Anthony G. 

Hay and Tammo S. Steenhuis, Cornell Univ 

63-12 652b Iron L-edge and K-edge X-ray Absorption Studies 

of Nontronite Reduction. Owen Li, Univ of 

Wisconsin, Kangwon Lee, Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 

Joel Kostka, Florida State Univ, 

Joseph W. Stucki, Univ of Illinois at Urbana -Champaign 

and William Bleam*, Univ. of Wisconsin 



2.1A Soil Structuring as a Dynamic Process and Particles 

Transfer—Oral 

Convenor: Thomas Baumgartl, School of Physical 

Sciences–Earth 

Presiding: Marcello Pagliai, Instituto Sperimentale per lo 

Studio e la Difesa del Suolo 

64-1 10:15 AM Stress Strain Effects on Coupled Mechanical and 

Hydraulic Processes. Rainer Horn*, Stephan Peth 

and Xinhua Peng, Institute of Soil Science and Plant 

Nutrition 

64-2 10:45 AM Modelling Bulk Density According to Structure 

Development: Toward an Indicator of Microstructure 

Development in Ferralsols. Ary 

Bruand* 1 , Luiz Carlos Balbino2 , Nathalie Volland- 

Tuduri1 , Isabelle Cousin3 , Adriana Reatto-Braga4 , 

Maria Inês Lopes de Oliviera4 , Eder De Souza Martins4 

, Michel Brossard5 and Jean-Robert DISNAR6 , 

(1)Université d’Orléans, (2)EMBRAPAArroz e Feijão, 

(3)INRA, (4)EMBRAPA Cerrados, (5)IRD, 

(6)CNRS 

64-3 11:05 AM Soil Wettability Relationships with Soil Organic 

Carbon and Aggregate Stability. Anna Eynard*, 

Tom E. Schumacher, Robert A. Kohl and Douglas D. 

Malo, South Dakota State Univ 

64-4 11:25 AM Predicting Short-term Aggregate Stability Dynamics 

After the Addition of Maize Straw. The 

Role of Hydrophobicity. Diego J. Cosentino* 1 , 

Claire Chenu2 , Paul Hallett3 , Daniel Tessier1 and 

Jean-Charles Michel1 , (1)INRA, (2)UMR Biogeochimie 

des Milieux Continentaux, (3)Scottish 

Crop Research Institute 

64-5 11:45 AM Quantifying Physical Aspects of Soil Quality Associated 

with Organic Agricultural Practices. 

Apostolos Papadopoulos* 1 , Nigel R. A. Bird2 , Whitmore 

Andy2 and Sacha J. Mooney1 , (1)The Univ of 

Nottingham, (2)Rothamsted Research 

SESSION NO.66 





Compounds in Soil Environments—Theater 


Convenor: Arthur Schwab, Dept.of Agronomy, Purdue Univ. 

Presiding: Baoshan Xing, Dep. of Plant, Soil & Insect Sci. 

65-1 1176a Availability of Clay Surfaces in Soil for Adsorption 

of Organic Contaminants and Pesticides. 

Stephen A. Boyd*, Simone Charles, Hui Li and 

Brian Teppen, Michigan State Univ 

65-2 1176b Release of Organic Matter and Organic Contaminants 

from Floodplain Soils Under Variable 

Redox Conditions: Influenced by Organo-Mineral 

Complexes?. Britt Pagels*, Lehrstuhl für Bodenkunde 

(Soil Science), TU München 

65-3 1177a N K-Edge XANES and Pyrolysis-Field Ionization 

Mass Spectrometry – Clues to Disclose the 

Chemistry of “known” Organic Nitrogen in Organic-Mineral 

Soil Clay Particles. Peter Leinweber*, 

Univ of Rostock, Fran L. Walley, Dept. of Soil 

Science, Univ of Saskatchewan, Alexander Jokic, 

Department of Soil Science, Univ Saskatchewan 

and Tom Regier, Canadian Light Source Inc. 

65-4 1177b The Influence of Soil Organic Matter Coating on 

the Vapor-Phase Sorption at Low Water Contents 

as Affected by Organic Sorbate Nature *. 

Irina P. Breus*, Artem A. Mishchenko, Alexander A. 

Shinkarev and Vladimir A. Breus, Kazan State University 

65-5 1178b Impact of Dissolved Organic Matter (DOM) on 

Atrazine Sorption by Montmorillonite. Jianming 

Xu* 1 , Ling Wanting1 and Yanzheng Gao2 , (1)Institute 

of Soil and Water Resources and Environmental 

Science, Zhejiang Univ, (2)College of Resource 

and Environmental Sciences, Nanjing Agricultural 

Univ 



3.1A Land Use Planning: Environmental, Economic and 

Social Trade-offs—Theater 


Convenors: Alain Ruellan, INRA; Lamourdia Thiombiano, 

FAO Regional Office for Africa 

Presiding: Ricardo Ralisch, Universidade Estadual de 

Londrina 

66-1 1241a Land Evaluation using Remote Sensing and GIS 

techniques for Sustainable Land use Planning in 

Irrigated Ecosyatem of Karnataka,India. P.L. 

Patil*, Ravikumar M.A, G.S. Dasog, S.G. Patil and 

B.M. Radder, University of Agricultural Sciences 

66-2 1241b Soil Degradation Evaluation and Land Use Planning 

in Romania. Andrei Canarache*, Research Institute 

for Soil Science and Agrochemistry 

66-3 1242a Soil Quality Evaluation for Green-Food Production 

Suitability in Beijing Plain Area. SUN Danfeng*, 

College of Resources and Environmental sciences, 

China Agricultural Univ and Li Hong, Insti- 

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SESSION NO.66 

tute of Agricultural Integrated Development, Beijing 

Academy of Agriculture & Forestry Science 

66-4 1242b Erosion Impact Evaluation on Mogi-Guaçu River 

Basin (SP, Brazil) Using the Lifetime Index 

Methodology as a Soil Loss Tolerance Criterion. 

Mara de A. M. Weill*, State Univ of Campinas. College 

of Agricultural Engineering. Soils Lab., Rubens 

A. C. Lamparelli, State Univ of Campinas. Research 

Center of Meteorology and Climatology Applied to 

Agriculture and Jansle V. Rocha, State Univ of 

Campinas. College of Agricultural Engineering. GIS 

and Remote Sensing Lab. 

66-5 1243a The Effects of Winter Cover Crops and No- 

Tillage. Ademir Calegari* 1 , Ricardo Ralisch 2 and 

Maria de Fátima Guimarães 2 , (1)Iapar, (2)UEL 

66-6 1243b Developing Sustainable Land Use Options in 

Matters of Heavy Metal Inputs into Agricultural 

Soils. Wolfgang Reiher*, Rolf-Alexander Düring 

and Stefan Gäth, Institute of Landscape Ecology 

and Resources Management, Univ of Giessen 



3.3A Future Challenges in P Fertilization and the 

Environment—Oral 

Convenors: Lawrence Hammond, International Fertilizer 

Development Center; Andrew Sharpley, USDA-ARS, Past. 

Sys. & Mgmt. Res. 

Presiding: John Syers, Mae Fah Luang University 

67-1 10:15 AM Efficiency of Soil and Fertilizer Phosphorus: Reconciling 

Changing Concepts of Soil Phosphorus 

Chemistry with Agronomic Information. John 

Keith Syers*, Mae Fah Luang Univ and Arthur E. 

Johnston, Rothamsted Research 

67-2 10:45 AM Can Plants Deliver Food, Fibre and Solutions for 

Anthropogenic Soil Phosphate Problems ?. Mike 

J. Hedley*, Institute of Natural Resources and 

Stephen Trolove, Crop and Food Research 

67-3 11:05 AM Microbial Cycling of Phosphorus in Grassland 

Soils under Long-Term Fertiliser Management. 

Anthony O’Donnell* 1 , S.R. Colvan1 , John Keith 

Syers2 and R. Husband1 , (1)Institute for Research on 

Environment and Sustainability, (2)Mae Fah Luang 

Univ 

67-4 11:25 AM Phosphate Fertilizers: Addressing the Challenges 

for Production, Use and Management in Developed 

and Developing Country Agriculture. 

Lawrence Hammond*, Norman Chien and Upendra 

Singh, IFDC 

67-5 11:45 AM Agricultural Phosphorus and the Environment: 

Challenges to Science, Practice and Policy. Andrew 

Sharpley* and Peter Kleinman, USDAAgricultural 

Research Service 

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LD Soil Degradation: Processes, Control, and Politics 

—Oral 

Convenors: Hariharan Eswaran, USDA-NRCS; Rattan Lal, 

School of Nat. Res., OH State Univ. 

Presiding: Bal Singh, Dep.- Plant and Environmental Sci. 

68-1 10:15 AM Soil Degradation and Food Security: Incentives 

Matter. Keith Wiebe*, USDA Economic Research 

Service, Rattan Lal, Carbon Management and Sequestration 

Centre, School of Environment and Natural 

Resources, FAES/OARDC, The Ohio State 

Univ, Christopher Barrow, Swansea Univ and Pierre 

Crosson, Resources For the Future 

68-2 10:45 AM Study of Soil Erosion in the Small Loess Agricultural 

Catchment In the Light of 137Cs Measurements. 

Grzegorz Jacek Poreba* and Andrzej 

Bluszcz, Dept of Radioisotope, Institute of Physics, 

Silesian Univ of Technology 

68-3 11:05 AM Major Causes of Land Degradation and Desertification 

in Jordan. Sa’eb Khresat*, Jordan Univ of 

Science and Technology 

68-4 11:25 AM Is “Summer Fallowing” Beneficial to Sustainable 

Grain Production in Central Asia?. Takashi 

Kosaki* 1 , Shinya Funakawa2 , Elmira Saljnikov3 , 

Kanat K. Akshalov4 and Yusuke Takata2 , (1)Graduate 

School of Global Environmental Studies, Kyoto 

Univ, (2)Graduate School of Agriculture, Kyoto 

Univ, (3)Institute of Soil Science, (4)Barayeb 

Kazakh Research and Production Center of Grain 

Farming 

68-5 11:45 AM Lessons Learned from a Thematic Network Dealing 

with Land Degradation Assessment and Soil 

Conservation Management in the Mediterranean 

Region. Pandi Zdruli* 1 , Giuliana Trisorio Liuzzi2 and Cosimo Lacirignola1 , (1)CIHEAM-Mediterranean 

Agronomic Institute of Bari, (2)University of 

Bari, Faculty of Agriculture 



0.0B Global Priorities in Soil Science Research—Theater 


Convenors: Donald Sparks, U of DE, Environmental Soil 

Chemistry; Charles Rice, Kansas State University 

69-1 1443a Achieving the Millennium Development Goals 

In Africa. Pedro Sanchez*, Cheryl Palm, Jeffrey 

Sachs and Denning Glenn, Tropical Agriculture Program, 

The Earth Institute at Columbia Univ 

69-2 101b Competitive Funding of Soil Science Research 

from USDA-CSREES: Priorities, trends, and future 

directions. Nancy Cavallaro*, USDA-CSREES




Disciplinary Soil Science Knowledge for Soil-Water- 

Plant-Environment Systems—Theater II 


Convenors: Liwang Ma, USDA-ARS, Great Plains Sys. Res.; 

Gerrit Hoogeboom, University of Georgia; Peter Carberry, 

CSIRO 

Presiding: Lajpat Ahuja, USDA-ARS, Grt. Plains Sys. 

70-1 228a Using the WISE Database to Parameterize Soil 

Inputs for Crop Simulation Models. Gerrit 

Hoogenboom*, Univ of Georgia, Arjan J. Gijsman, 

Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical (CIAT) 

and Philip K. Thornton, International Livestock Research 

Institute (ILRI) 

70-2 229b Calibrating the ROOTMAPModel for Calcarosol 

and Vertosol soils of south-eastern Australia. Sally 

J. Officer* 1 , Vanessa M. Dunbabin2 , Roger D. Armstrong1 

and Robert M. Norton3 , (1)Primary Industries 

Research Victoria, (2)University of Tasmania, 

(3)University of Melbourne 

70-3 328a Water and Energy Balance of Drip Irrigated Cotton: 

Measurements and Simulations. Robert J. 

Lascano* 1 , Bobbie McMichael2 , Dennis Gitz2 and 

Jill Booker1 , (1)Texas A&M Univ. Res. and Ext. 

Center, (2)USDA-ARS 

70-4 328b Nitrogen Management Under Maize in Humid 

Regions: The Case for the Dynamic Approach. 

Harold M. Van Es* 1 , Beverly Kay2 , Jean Sogbedji2 , 

Jeffrey Melkonian2 , R.S. Dharmakeerthi2 , Hunaira 

Dadfar2 and Ivy Tan2 , (1)Cornell University, (2)University 

of Guelph 

70-6 429a Opposite Approaches to Manage Water Balance 

of Farming Systems for Improved Sustainability 

in Southeast Australia and North China Plain?. 

Enli Wang* 1 , Qiang Yu2 and Chris J. Smith1 , 

(1)CSIRO Land and Water, (2)Institute of Geographical 

Sciences and Natural Resources Research 

70-5 329b Predicting Changes in Soil Organic Carbon in 

Different Land Uses for England and Wales 

Under Current and Future Climatic Conditions 

Using CENTURY 5. Ruben Sakrabani* and John 

Hollis, National Soil Resources Institute, Cranfield 

University 



1.3B Essence Diagnostic and Time-Scales of Natural and 

Human-Induced Pedogenic Processes—Oral 

Convenors: Angel Faz Cano, Univ. Politecnica, Paseo Alfonso 

XIII; John Galbraith, Dept. of Crop & Soil Env. Sci. 

Presiding: Gan-Lin Zhang, Institute of Soil Science, Chinese 


71-1 1:15 PM Soil Development in the Hawaiian Islands. Oliver 

Chadwick*, Univ of California 

71-2 1:45 PM Morphological, Microscopic and Isotopic Studies 

of Carbonate Pedofeatures: Current Problems 

of Interpretation and Application In Biogeosciences. 

Irina V. Kovda*, Institute of Geography, 

Lawrence P. Wilding, Dept of Soil and Crop Sci- 

SESSION NO.72 

ences, Texas A&M Univ and Claudia I. Mora, Dept. 

Of Earth And Planetary Sciences 

71-3 2:05 PM Development of Clay Minerals in Terrestrial Soils 

for the Mediterranean Portugal Related to Type 

of Rock and Age of Soil Formation. Karl Stahr* 1 , 

Mehdi Zarei 1 , Reinhold Jahn 2 and Daniela Sauer 1 , 

(1)Institute of Soil Science and Land Evaluation, 

Univ of Hohenheim, (2)Institute of Soil Science and 

Plant Nutrition, Martin Luther Univ 

71-4 2:25 PM Post-fire Pedogenic Response: Wildfire Effects 

on the Soil Environment in a 60-Year-Old Biosequence. 

Robert C. Graham* 1 , Louise M. Egerton- 

Warburton 2 , Paul F. Hendrix 3 , Peter J. Shouse 4 , Jodi 

L. Johnson-Maynard 5 , Sylvie A. Quideau 6 , Paul D. 

Sternberg 7 , Jack A. Jobes 4 and Joan M. Breiner 7 , 

(1)Univ of California, (2)Chicago Botanic Garden, 

(3)Institute of Ecology, (4)George E. Brown, Jr. 

Salinity Laboratory, USDA-ARS, (5)Univ. of Idaho, 

(6)Univ. of Alberta, (7)University of California 

71-5 2:45 PM Effect of 1200 Years of Agricultural History on 

Top-Soil Horizon Formation and Related Soil 

Organic Carbon Storage in Hedgerows Network 

Landscape. Stéphane Follain* 1 , Christian Walter 2 , 

Dominique Marguerie 3 , Philippe Bonté 4 , Blandine 

Lemercier 5 , Gilles Dutin 5 and Irène Lefèvre 4 , 

(1)ISA-LILLE, (2)UMR SAS INRA Agrocampus 

Rennes, (3)UMR 6566 CNRS-Univ. Rennes 1, 

(4)UMR 1572 CEA-CNRS, (5)UMR SAS Agrocampus-Rennes/INRA 



1.6B Amazonian Dark Earth Soils (Terra Preta and Terra 

Preta Nova): A Tribute to Wim Sombroek—Oral 

Convenor: William I. Woods , University of Kansas 

Presiding: Antoinette Winklerprins, Michigan State 

University 

72-1 1:15 PM Bio-char Black Carbon) Stability and Stabilization 

in Soil. Johannes Lehmann*, Cornell Univ and 

Saran Sohi, Rothamsted Research 

72-2 1:45 PM Compositions of the Humic Acids in Amazonian 

Anthropogenic Dark Earth Soils. Etelvino H. 

Novotny* 1 , Michael H. Hayes2 , Eduardo R. De 

Azevedo3 , Beata E. Madari4 , Tony J. F. Cunha5 and 

Tito J. Bonagamba3 , (1)Univ of Limerick, (2)Univ 

of Limerick, (3)IFSC–USP, (4)Embrapa Arroz e Feijão, 

(5)Embrapa Semi-Árido 

72-3 2:05 PM The Rescue of an Old Indigenous Practice in the 

Tropics—Using Charcoal to Improve Soil Quality. 

Wenceslau G. Teixeira* 1 , Gilvan C. Martins1 , 

Murilo R. Arruda1 and Christoph Steiner2 , (1)Embrapa 

Amazônia Ocidental, (2)1 Institute of Soil 

Science, Univ of Bayreuth 

72-4 2:25 PM Microbial Activity as Soil Quality Indicator in 

Annual and Perennial Plantations Treated with 

Charcoal, Mineral- or Organic Fertilizer in a 

Highly Weathered Amazonian Upland Soil. 

Christoph Steiner*, 1 Institute of Soil Science, Univ 

of Bayreuth, Wolfgang Zech, 1 Institute of Soil Science, 

Univ f Bayreuth and Wenceslau G. Teixeira, 

Embrapa Amazonia Ocidental 

72-5 2:45 PM New Dark Earth Experiment in the Tailândia 

City–Pará-Brazil: the Dream of Wim Sombroek. 

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THURSDAY

SESSION NO.72 

Dirse C. Kern* 1 , José L. Cometti 1 , Maria de Lourdes 

P. Ruivo 2 , Francisco J. Frazão 1 , Tarcisio E. Rodrigues 

3 , Marcondes L. Costa 4 , Jorge L. Piccinin 1 

and João B. Rocha 5 , (1)Museu Paraense Emílio 

Goeldi, (2)MPEG, (3)Embrapa Amazônia Oriental, 

(4)Universidade Federal do Pará, (5)Secretaria de 

Educação e Cultura do Estado do Pará 



2.2B Adsorption Processes in Soils—Basis for Ecological 

Soil Functions—Theater I 


Convenor: Joseph Pignatello, Connecticut Agricultural 

Experiment 

Presiding: Martin Gerzabek, University of Natural Resources 

and Applied Life Sciences 

73-1 945a Surface Complexes Modeled With AB Initio Calculations. 

James D. Kubicki*, The Pennsylvania 


73-2 945b EXAFS Study on the Binding of Iron in Organic 

Soil Materials – Evidence for Dimeric Iron(III) 

Complexes. Joris W.J. Van Schaik* 1 , Ingmar Persson1 

, Dan Berggren Kleja1 and Jon Petter Gustafsson2 

, (1)Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences 

(SLU), (2)KTH (Royal Inst. of Technology) 

73-3 1044a Colloid Mobilization and Arsenic(III) Transport 

in Soils: Effect of Ionic Strength. Hua Zhang*, 

Department of Agronomy & Environmental Management, 

LSU Agcenter and H. M. Selim, Department 

of Agronomy and Environmental Management, 

LSU Agcenter 

73-4 1045a Factors Affecting the Desorption of Arsenate by 

Phosphate From Soil Components and Soils. A. 

Violante*, G Krishnamurti, M Pucci and M. Pigna, 

Università di Napoli- ITALY 

73-5 1045b Iron (Hydr)oxide Transformation and Release of 

Arsenic From Ferrihydrite and Tropical Soils 

During Sulfate Reduction. Benjamin Kocar*, Yoko 

Masue, Katharine Tufano, Samantha Ying, Matthew 

Polizzotto, Thomas Borch and Scott Fendorf, Dept. 

of Geological and Environmental Sciences, Stanford 

University 

73-6 1144a Adsorption-Desorption Characteristics of Copper, 

Lead, and Cadmium at Contaminated Levels 

in Variable Charge Soils. Zhenli He* 1 , Shen 

Yu2 , Jinyan Yang3 , Xiaoe Yang4 , Haiping Xu4 and 

Peter J. Stoffella5 , (1)University of Florid, Institute 

of Food and Agricultural Sciences, Indian River Research 

and Education Center, (2)Rutgers University, 

(3)University of Florida, (4)Zhejiang University, 

(5)University of Florida, Institute of Food and agricultural 

Sciences, Indian River Research and Education 

Center 

73-7 1144b Molybdenum Binding Mechanisms in Acid Soils. 

Jon Petter Gustafsson*, KTH (Royal Inst. of Technology) 

and Ingmar Persson, Swedish University of 

Agricultural Sciences (SLU) 

73-8 1145a Competition Between Glyphosate and Phosphate 

forAdsorption Sites on Soil Minerals. Anne Louise 

Gimsing* and Ole K. Borggaard, Royal Veterinary 

& Agricultural University 

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73-9 1145b Development of Equilibrium-Based Adsorption 

Modeling: Merging of Data with Theory. Cristian 

P. Schulthess*, University of Connecticut 



2.4B Soil Mineralogy and Geophysics: Environmental and 

Soils Management and Mineral Exploration—Oral 

Convenor: Carolyn Olson, USDA-NRCS 

Presiding: Robert Fitzpatrick, CSIRO, Land and Water 

74-1 1:15 PM Soil Suitability Maps for Ground-Penetrating 

Radar. James Doolittle* 1 , Fred Minzenmayer1 , 

Sharon Waltman2 , Ellis Benham1 , Wes Tuttle1 and 

Steve Peaslee1 , (1)USDA-NRCS-NSSC, (2)USDA- 

NRCS-NGDC 

74-2 1:45 PM Using Gamma-Ray Spectroscopy in Mineralogical 

and Geochemical Soil-Regolith Investigations: 

Australian Case Studies from Depositional and 

Erosional Landscapes. John R. Wilford*, CRC- 

LEME/Geosciences Australia, Mark Thomas, CRC- 

LEME/CSIRO Land and Water/Univ of Adelaide 

and Robert Fitzpatrick, CRC-LEME/CSIRO Land 

and Water 

74-3 2:05 PM Experience in Using the Remote Sensing Materials 

to Monitor the Long-Term Dynamics of Salinization 

in Irrigated Soils of the Golodnaya Steppe, 

Uzbekistan. Dimitry I. Rukhovich* and Ekaterina 

V. Vilchevskaya, V.V. Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute 

74-4 2:25 PM Trace Element Distribution in the Soils of Peshawar-Pakistan 

Using GIS. Samina Siddiqui*, 

Univ of Peshawar-Pakistan 

74-5 2:45 PM Mapping Cation Exchange Capacity and Understanding 

Mineralogical Differences at the Field 

Scale in the Lower Namoi Valley of Australia. 

John Triantafilis* 1 , Kevin Lau1 and Sam Buchanan2 , 

(1)The Univ of New South Wales, (2)The Univ of 

New South Wales 




Enhancing Productivity and Sustainability—Theater 


Convenors: Cynthia Grant, Agriculture & AgriFood 

Canada; John Havlin, NCSU-Dept. of Soil Science 

Presiding: Alan Schlegel, Southwest Res. Ext. Center 

75-1 1357a Tillage and Fertilizer Effects in Sole Maize Cropping 

in a Degraded Nigerian Alfisol. Vincent O. 

Aduramigba-Modupe*, Institute Of Agriculutral Research 

And Training, Obafemi Awolowo Univ and 

Omololu J. Idowu, Department of Crop & Soil Sciences 

75-2 1357b Evaluation of Kostiakov, Horton and Philip’s Infiltration 

Equations as Affected by Tillage and 

Rotation Systems in a Clay-Loam Soil of Northwest 

Iran. Mohammad A. Hajabbasi*, Isfahan University 

of Technology

75-3 1455b Soil Constructions and Technologies for Stable 

Effective Farming UnderArid Conditions. Andrey 

V. Smagin*, Lomonosov Moscow State University, 

Soil Sci. Dept and Nadejda B. Sadovnikova, 

Lomonosov Moscow State University, Soil Sci. 

Dept. 

75-4 1456a Studies on the Effect of Insitu Soil Moisture Conservation 

Practices on the Productivity of Spanish 

Bunch Groundnut under Rainfed Farming 

Situations. L okanath H. Malligawad*, Univ of 


75-5 1456b Geostatistical Approach to Assess How Conservative 

Agriculture Affects Soil Water Content. Annamaria 

Castrignanò, CRA–Agronomic Research 

Institute, Gabriele Buttafuoco*, cnr–Institute for 

Agricultural and Forest Systems in the Mediterranean, 

Michele Pisante, University of Teramo and 

A. Vittorio Vonella, CRA-Agronomic Research Institute 

75-6 1457a Water Conservation and Use Efficiency in Dryland 

Vineyards of NE Spain: Impacts of New 

Land Management Practices. Ildefonso Pla* Sr., 

Silvana Nacci, Francisco Fonseca and Xiomara 

Abreu, Lleida University 

75-7 1457b Assessing Biophysical Potential for Water Harvesting 

at National and Global Scale. Eddy F. De 

Pauw*, Theib Oweis, Jawaad Youssef and Nseir 

Bashar, ICARDA 

75-8 1555a Crop Residue Levels Over a 12-yr Period of No- 

Tilll Cropping Systems in a Semi-Arid Environment. 

Dwayne Westfall* 1 , C. Cantero-Martinez 2 , 

Gary A. Peterson 1 and Lucretia Sherrod 3 , (1)Colorado 

State University, (2)Departamento de Produccion 

Vegetal y Ciencia Forestal, (3)Great Plains Systems 

Unit 

75-9 1555b Long-Term Impact of Bed Planting and Straw 

Management on Physical and Chemical Soil Attributes. 

Bram Govaerts* 1 , Ken D. Sayre 1 , Adrian 

Martinez 1 and Jozef Deckers 2 , (1)CIMMYT– 

K.U.Leuven, (2)Catholic University of Leuven 

75-10 1556a Benefits of Integrated Soil Fertility and Water 

Management in semi-arid region. Robert B. Zougmoré*, 

Institute for Environment and Agricultural 

Research (INERA), Abdoulaye Mando, IFDC and 

Leo Stroosnijder, Wageningen University 

75-11 1556b A Better Understanding on How Soils and Water 

Interact to Influence N Responses. Ki-In Kim*, 

David Clay, Gregg Carlson and Sharon Clay, South 

Dakota State University 

75-12 1557a Spatial Structure of NDVI Permits Large Reduction 

in Canopy Sensor Cost. Eugenia Pena-Yewtukhiw* 

1 , Gregory J. Schwab 2 , Lloyd W. Murdock 2 

and O. Wendroth 3 , (1)West Virginia University, 

(2)University of Kentucky, (3)Plant and Soil Science 

Department 

75-13 1557b Potassium Management Alternatives for Conservation-Till 

Soybean. Xinhua Yin*, Oregon State 

University and Tony J. Vyn, Purdue University 

75-14 1558a Effect of Applied Elemental Sulfur And Sulfur- 

Oxidizing Bacteria (Parococcus versutus) Into 

Calcareous Sandy Soils On The Availability Of 

Native And Applied Phosphorus And Some Micronutrients. 

Abdou A. Soaud*, Soil Department, 

Faculty of Agriculture, Cairo University 

75-15 1558b Study of the Effects of Atrazin’s Antitranspiration 

on Yield Four Varieties Potatoes in Adequate and 

Limited Moisture Conditions. Alireza 

Bahraminezhad* Sr., Azad Islamic University 

Branch Zarand 

SESSION NO.76 

75-16 1559a Assessment and Simulation of Water and Nitrogen 

Transfer Under Furrow Irrigation. Z. 

Popova*, N.Poushkarov Institute of Soul Science 

75-17 1559b Soil Fauna Ecology in Drylands of the Aral Sea 

Basin. Christopher Martius* 1 , Ikrom Abdullaev 2 

and Luis Felipe Massucati 1 , (1)Center for Development 

Research (ZEF), (2)State University of Urgench 



3.3B Nutrient Use Efficiency and Global Agriculture—Oral 

Convenors: Achim Doberman, University of Nebraska- 

Lincoln; Paul Fixen, Potash & Phosphate Institute 

Presiding: Fernando Garcia, PPI/PPIC Latin America- 

Southern Cone 

76-1 1:15 PM Nutrient Management for Global Food Security 

and Environmental Protection. Kenneth G. Cassman*, 

Univ. of Nebraska Dept of Agronomy and 

Horticulture 

76-2 1:45 PM Innovations for Improving Productivity and Nutrient 

Use Efficiency—Maize Systems of North 

America. Daniel Walters* 1 , Achim Dobermann1 , 

Tony Vyn2 and Sylvie Brouder3 , (1)Department of 

Agronomy and Horticulture, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 

(2)Purdue University, (3) Purdue 

Unversity 


Use Efficiency in Cereal Systems of Asia. 

Christian Witt*, SE Asia Program, PPI/PPIC and 

IPI, Roland Buresh, International Rice Research Institute 

(IRRI), Achim Dobermann, Dept of Agronomy 

and Horticulture, Univ of Nebraska-Lincoln, Ji- 

Yun Jin, Potash & Phosphate Institute/Potash & 

Phosphate Institute of Canada, Beijing Office and 

J.K. Ladha, International Rice Research Institute 

76-4 2:25 PM Innovations For Increasing Productivity Through 

Improved Nutrient Use in Africa. Marco C.S. 

Wopereis* 1 , Kenneth E. Giller2 , Arno Maatman3 , 

Bernard Vanlauwe4 , Abdoulaye Mando3 and André 

Bationo4 , (1)Cirad, (2)Production Systems, Department 

of Plant Sciences, Wageningen University, 

(3)IFDC, (4)Tropical Soil Biology and Fertility Institute 

of CIAT 


Use Efficiency: No-Till Grain Cropping 

Systems of South America. Martin Diaz-Zorita*, 

CONICET-FAUBA and Nitragin Argentina, Telmo 

Amado, Soil Departament, Alejandro Morón, Instituto 

Nacional de Investigación Agropecuaria and 

Fernando Garcia, PPI-PPIC Southern Cone 

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SESSION NO.77 



1.1B Site Disturbance:The Role of Soil Morphology in its 

Assessment—Oral 

Convenor: Brenda Buck, Dept Geosciences, UNLV 

Presiding: Geoff Humphreys, Macquarie University 

77-1 3:30 PM Fully Recovered: Can past Site Disturbance Be 

Determined from Soil Features?. Geoff S. 

Humphreys*, Dept of Physical Geography 

77-2 4:00 PM The Effect of Past Waste Disposal on Urban Soils 

in Long Established Scottish Towns. Kirsty A. 

Golding* and Donald Davidson, Univ of Stirling 

77-3 4:20 PM Urban Soils of Floodplains in the City of Moscow. 

Sergey Shoba* 1 , Tatiana Prokofieva2 and Olga 

Kruglova2 , (1)Moscow State Univ., Soil Science 

Dept., (2)Moscow State Univ, Soil Science Dept. 

77-4 4:40 PM Luminescence and Carbon Dating of Fimic Horizons 

and Drift-sand Deposits in Cultivated Sandy 

Landscapes (SE Netherlands). J. M. Van Mourik*, 

Univ of Amsterdam 

77-5 5:00 PM Chemical Signatures of Land Use History. Daniel 

Markewitz*, The Univ of Georgia and Daniel D. 

Richter Jr., Duke Univ 




Human-Induced Pedogenic Processes—Theater 


Convenors: Angel Faz Cano, Univ. Politecnica, Paseo 

Alfonso XIII; John Galbraith, Dept. of Crop & Soil Env. Sci. 

Presiding: Gan-Lin Zhang, Chinese Academy of Soil Science 

78-1 159a Changes of Variability, Probability Distributions 

and Statistical Entropy of Soil Properties under 

Anthropogenic Formation. Irina V. Mikheeva*, 

Institute of Soil Science and Agrochemistry of Siberian 

Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences 

78-2 159b Short-term Soil Formation in an Abandoned 

Sand Borrow Pit, Georgia, USA. Eric C. Brevik*, 

Valdosta State University 

78-3 160a Anthropogenic calcified paddy soils in subtropical 

China. Zi-Tong Gong* and Gan-Lin Zhang, Institute 

of Soil Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences 

78-4 160b Anthropogenic Soil Changes of Different Time 

Scales : A Pedological Approach. Gan-Lin Zhang* 

and Zi-Tong Gong, Institute of Soil Science, Chinese 


78-5 161a Holocene Soil and Landscape Dynamics Reconstructed 

by Sediment Analysis in the French Alps. 

Brice Mourier* 1 , Jérome Poulenard1 , Aurélie Genries2 

, Christopher Carcaillet2 , Pierre Faivre1 and 

David Williamson3 , (1)University of Savoie (CAR- 

RTEL Laboratory), (2)Centre de Bio-Archéologie et 

d’Ecologie, (3)Centre Européen de Recherche et 

d’Enseignement des Géosciences de l’Environnement 

78-6 161b Modeling of Sea-Level Rise and Deforestation in 

Submerging Coastal Ultisols. Ahmed Hussein*, 

Private Soil/Wetland Consultant 

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78-7 162a Climate-Induced Pedogenic Variations Affecting 

Soil Fertility and Erodibility in an Andean Agro- 

Ecosystem. Franz Zehetner*, Institute of Soil Research, 

University of Natural Resources and Applied 

Life Sciences (BOKU) and William P. Miller, 

University of Georgia 

78-8 162b Time-Scales and Ecological Significance of Pedogenic 

Processes. Victor O. Targulian*, Institute of 

Geography, RAS and Pavel V. Krasilnikov, Institute 

of Biology KarRC RAS 

78-9 163a Pedological Investigation of the Lyukas Kurgan, 

Hungary. Attila Barczi 1 , Katalin Joo 1 and Csaba 

Centeri* 2 , (1)Szent Istvan University, Dept. of Landscape 

Ecology, (2)Szent Istvan University, Dept. of 

Nature Conservation 

78-10 163b Lateral Differentiation of Albeluvisols under the 

Impact of Subsurface Drainage. David Montagne* 

1 , Sophie Cornu 1 , Olivier Josière 1 , Isabelle 

Cousin 1 and Lydie Le Forestier 2 , (1)INRA d’Orléans–Unite 

de recherche en Science du sol, (2)ISTO 

(UMR 6113) 

78-11 164a Fifty Years of Prescribed Fires Slow Podzolization 

and Increase Phosphorus Availability in a Spodosol 

(Podzol) in Florida, USA. Ralph J. DiCosty*, 

Mac A. Callaham Jr. and John A. Stanturf, USDA 


78-12 164b Quantitative Assessment of Soil Forming 

Processes Rate in Soil Succession Chronosequences. 

Ivan I. Vasenev*, Russian State Agricultural 

University–MTAA, Ecology Department 

78-13 264b Diagnostic Role of Microrelief in Studying the 

Agrogenic Transformation and Sustainability of 

the Soil Cover. Natalia P. Sorokina* and Inna V. 

Kuznetsova, V.V. Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute 



2.2B Adsorption Processes in Soils—Basis for Ecological 

Soil Functions—Oral 


Experiment 

Presiding: Martin H. Gerzabek, Institute for Soil Research, 

University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences 

79-1 3:30 PM Understanding the chemistry of crystalline polymethylenic 

carbon in soils as sinks for hydrophobic 

contaminants.. Patrick G. Hatcher* and Ashish 

Deshmukh, The Ohio State University 

79-2 4:00 PM Sorption Equilibrium of 190 Organic Vapors in 

Soil Organic Matter as a Function of Temperature 

and Humidity: Experiments and Modelling. 

Christian Niederer*, Kai-Uwe Goss and René P. 

Schwarzenbach, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology 

ETH 

79-3 4:20 PM Fate of prions in soil : Insight to the interaction 

of prion proteins with soil surfaces and consequences 

for their dissemination in the environment. 

H. Quiquampoix* 1 , S. Noinville2 , P. Rigou3 , 

E.N. Vasina4 , M. Revault2 , J. Abadie1 , C. Le 

Guernevé1 , Y. Quenet3 , H. Rezaei3 , P. Déjardin4 , S. 

Staunton1 and J. Grosclaude3 , (1)INRA-ENSAM, 

(2)CNRS-Université Paris 6, (3)INRA, (4)CNRS- 

ENSCM-Université Montpellier 2

79-4 4:40 PM Revising the paradigm for cation exchange selectivity 

of smectites. Brian J. Teppen* 1 , Vaneet Aggarwal 

1 and David M. Miller 2 , (1)Michigan State University, 

(2)University of Arkansas 

79-5 5:00 PM Desorption of Heavy Metals from Kaolinite. 

Prashant Srivastava* 1 , Balwant Singh 2 and Markus 

Gräfe 2 , (1)Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Natural 

Resources, The University of Sydney, Australia, 

(2)The University of Sydney 



2.3P New Strategies for Management of Plant Pathogenic 

Soil Microorganisms–Natural Soil Suppression or 

Genetically Modified Plants—Theater 


Convenors: K. Inubushi, Chiba University; Brian 

McSpadden Gardner, The Ohio State University-OARDC 

Presiding: Stephen Neate, North Dakota State University 

80-1 858a Biological Amendments and Crop Rotations for 

Managing Soil Microbial Communities and Soilborne 

Diseases of Potato. Robert P. Larkin*, 

USDA-ARS, New England Plant, Soil, and Water 

Lab 

80-2 859a Frontiers of Plant Pathogenic Soil Microbiology 

in Japan—Toward Biological Control of Soilborne 

Diseases -. Mitsuro Hyakumachi1 , Mayumi 

Kubota1 and Kazuyuki Inubushi* 2 , (1)Faculty of 

Applied Biological Sciences, Gifu University, 

(2)Chiba University 

80-3 860a Rhizoctonia Control through Management of 

Disease Suppressive Activity in Soils. David K. 

Roget, CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems and Gupta 

V.S.R. Vadakattu*, CSIRO Entomology 

80-4 860b Identifying Microorganisms Involved in Suppressing 

the Plant-Parasitic Nematode Heterodera 

schachtii: Finding the Needles in the 

Haystack. James Borneman*, Ole Becker, Rabiu 

Olatinwo and Bei Yin, University of California 



3.2C Water Use Challenges for the Future—Oral 

Convenor: Gerd Wessolek, Institu fur Okologie 

Presiding: Donald Suarez, US Salinity Lab., USDA-ARS 

81-1 3:30 PM Utilization of Brackish Saline Water in North 

Africa. Gilani Mhimed Abdelgawad*, ACSAD 

81-2 4:00 PM Agricultural Uses of Sewage Sludge and Water 

and their Impact on Soil Water and Environmental 

Health in Haryana, India. S. K. Dubey* 1 , R.K. 

Yadav2 , P.K. Joshi3 , R.K. Chaturvedi3 , Barkha 

Goyel3 , Rashmi Yadav3 and P.S. Minhas3 , (1)Water 

Technology Centre, (2)National Buerou of Soil Survey 

and Land Use Planning, (3)Central Soil Salinity 


81-3 4:20 PM Arsenic in Soil and Its Effect on the Growth of 

Rice at a High-Arsenic Site in Bangladesh. G.M. 

SESSION NO.83 

Panaullah* 1 , T. Alam 1 , J.M. Duxbury 2 , R.H. Loeppert 

3 , C. A. Meisner 4 , J.G. Lauren 2 and S.R. 

Waddington 1 , (1)CIMMYT Office in Bangladesh, 

(2)Cornell University, (3)Texas A & M University, 

(4)IFDC 

81-4 4:40 PM Can Broccoli Tolerate Higher Concentrations of 

Boron under Saline Conditions?. Stephen Grattan* 

1 , Catherine Grieve 2 , Timothy E. Smith 1 , Andre 

Lauchli 1 , James A. Poss 2 and Donald Suarez 2 , 

(1)University of California, Davis, (2)US Salinity 

Laboratory 

81-5 5:00 PM Improving Water and Nitrogen Use Efficiency in 

Potato Production in Sandy Soil Using Surfactant. 

Birl Lowery*, Phillip E. Speth and Keith A. 

Kelling, Department of Soil Science, University of 

Wisconsin-Madison 



4.1B Role of Organic Matter for Soil Properties and 

Consequences for Environmental Functions—Oral 

Convenors: Stephen Nortcliff, Univ. of Reading–Soil Science 

Dep; Charles Rice, Dept. of Agronomy, KSU 

Presiding: Claire Chenu, INAPG, UMR Bioemco 

82-1 3:30 PM Selecting and Using SOM Fractions to Assess Soil 

Function. Michelle Wander*, University of Illinois 

82-2 4:00 PM Depth Distribution of Soil Organic Matter and its 

Consequences on Soil Properties and Crop Productivity. 

Alan Franzluebbers*, USDA-ARS 

82-3 4:20 PM Influence of Organic Matter on the Estimation of 

Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity. Attila Nemes*, 

University of California Riverside, Walter J. Rawls, 

USDA-ARS Hydrology and Remote Sensing Laboratory 

and Yakov A. Pachepsky, USDA/ARS/ 

BA/ANRI/ESML 

82-4 4:40 PM Land-use change and soil fertility: a New Zealand 

perspective. Leo M. Condron*, Lincoln University 

82-5 5:00 PM Managing soil macrofauna for better soil structure 

and enhanced water and nutrient use efficiencies 

in agro-ecosystems. Lijbert Brussaard*, 

Wageningen University and Research Centre, Dept. 

Soil Quality, Mirjam Pulleman, CIMMYT, Abdoulaye 

Mando, IFDC, Elisée Ouédraogo, Albert 

Schweitzer Centre for Ecology (CEAS) and Johan 

W. Six, Department of Plant Sciences 




—Theater 


Convenors: Hariharan Eswaran, USDA-NRCS; Rattan Lal, 

School of Nat. Res., OH State Univ. 

Presiding: Bal Singh, Dep.- Plant and Environmental Sci. 

83-1 3103a Spectral Classification of Soil Degradation in 

Tropical Watersheds: Case Study in Kenya and 

Rwanda. Athanase Mukuralinda1 , Thine Omuto2 , 

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Louis Verchout* 3 and keith shepherd 3 , (1)ISAR, 

(2)University of Nairobi, (3)World Agroforestry 

Center 

83-2 3103b The Application of Pulp Industry Sludge to Two 

Degraded Soils of the IX Region and Its Impact 

to Some Physical Properties of the Soil. Felipe O. 

Gallardo*, Universidad de La Frontera 

83-3 3104a Influence of Nutrient Rich Organic Wastes Application 

to Degraded Land on Soil Properties and 

Establishment of Forest Tree Species. Reddy, G.V. 

Prabhakara*, Srinivasamurty, C.A., Nagaraja, M.S. 

and Vasanthi B.G., Dept. of Soil Science 

83-4 3104b Manure: Healer of the Land. Jessica G. Davis*, 

Colorado State University 

83-5 3105a Propagation of Steppes and Desertification as 

Recorded in Soils of the Forest-Steppe Zone of 

Mongolia. Irina A. Yamnova*, Dokuchaev Soil Science 

Institute and Petr D. Gunin, A.N. Severtsov Institute 

of Ecology and Evolution 

83-6 3106a Modern Shoreline Changes along the Nile Delta 

Coast as an Impact of Construction of the Aswan 

High Dam. Magdy M. Torab*, Alexandria University, 

and Mohamed Azab, University of Zagazig 

83-7 3106b Ecology, Culture, and Nature’s Distressed Equilibrium—Desertification 

in the Gulf Cooperation 

Council (GCC) States of the Arabian Peninsula. 

Andrea Spiess*, University of Hamburg 

83-8 3107a Soil Desertification in the Ily River Delta. 

Vladimir M. Starodubtsev*, National Agricultural 

University 

83-9 3107b Changes in Soil Surface Properties Under Acidification 

and Alkalization. Grzegorz Jozefaciuk*, 

Institute of Agrophysics 

83-10 3205a Does Land Use or Climate Dominate Landscape 

Transformation? A Re-Examination of Historic 

Landscape Development in the Decapolis Region 

(Northern Jordan). Bernhard Lucke* 1 , Michael 

Schmidt 1 , Rupert Baeumler 2 and Ziad Al-Saad 3 , 

(1)Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus, 

(2)Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuernberg, 

(3)Yarmouk University 

83-11 3205b Permanent Vegetation Establishment on a Former 

Slag Disposal Pile in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 

USA. David Cremeens* 1 , Jeffery A. Parobek 1 , 

Charles Miller 2 and Sally Flinn 3 , (1)GAI Consultants, 

Inc., (2)Urban Redevelopment Authority of 

Pittsburgh, (3)Summerset Land Development Associates 

83-12 3206a Effect of Paper Mill Effluent’S Irrigation on Soil 

and Plants Health – a Case Study. Ram Phal Narwal*, 

Anoop Singh and S.S. Dahiya, Department of 

Soil Science 

83-13 3206b Environmental and Soil Degradation in Farsala 

Catchment Area. Telemachus Lelentjis* Sr., NA- 

GREF–Institute for Soil Classification and Mapping 

and Christos GianakopoulosI Sr., National Observatory 

of Athens–IERSD 

83-14 3207a Effect of Dust from Magnesite Calcination on 

Soil Physical and Chemical Properties. Wang Qiubing*, 

Wang Jingkuan, Zhang Xinyu, Li Jun, Chen 

Xinzhi and Zhang Yulong, Land and Environment 

College,Shenyang Agricultural University 

83-15 3207b Effects of Road Construction on Soil Degradation 

in Mountainous Area, West of China. Xu Pei*, Institute 

of Mountain Hazards and Environment, Chinese 

Academy of Sciences, Chengdu 

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1.0WB Wetlands: Science and Management—Oral 

Convenor: Michael Vepraskas, Dept. of Soil Science, 

PO Box 7619 

Presiding: K. Ramesh Reddy, Univ. of Florida, Soil and 

Water Science Dept. 

84-1 8:00 AM Interactions of Soils and Hydrology in Wetland 

Management. Richard Lowrance* 1 , George Vellidis2 

and Randy Williams1 , (1)USDA-ARS, (2)University 

of Georgia 

84-2 8:35 AM Understanding Soil Processes: The Next Frontier 

of Wetland Restoration. Curtis Richardson1 , 

Ariana Sutton-Grier* 1 and Greg Bruland2 , (1)Duke 

University Nicholas School of the Environment, 

(2)University of Florida Soil Science Department 

84-3 9:10 AM Coupled Biogeochemical Cycles in Wetlands. K. 

Ramesh Reddy* and Patrick W Inglett, Univ. of 

Florida, Soil and Water Science Dept. 



1.3A New Frontiers in Soil Genesis—Theater 


Convenor: Janis Boettinger, Utah State University 

Presiding: Ahmet Mermut, Department of Soil Science 

85-1 353a Digital Soil Mapping: Successes, Challenges, and 

Future Perspectives: The SoLIM Experience. A.- 

Xing Zhu*, State Key Laboratory of Resources and 

Environmental Information Systems,Institute of Geographical 

Sciences and Natural Resources, James 

E. Burt, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Jon 

Hempel, USDA-NRCS-National Geospatial Development 

Center and Kenneth Lubich, NRCS 

85-2 353b Modelling Soil Profile Evolution Considering 

Physical and Chemical Weathering, and Incorporating 

Bioturbation Processes. Budiman Minasny* 

1 , Sebastien Salvador-Blanes2 and Alex 

McBratney1 , (1)The University of Sydney, (2)Laboratoire 

GeEAC 

85-3 354a Modeling of Past and Now a Say Pedogenesis: 

Distinction between Long and Short Time Scale. 

Anatja Samouëlian*, Sophie Cornu and Guy 

Richard, Unité de recherche en science du sol, INRA 

Orléans 

85-4 354b Drainage Ditch Phosphorus: Vertical, Lateral, 

and Temporal Dynamics. Robert Vaughan* 1 , David 

Ruppert2 , Brian Needelman1 , Peter Kleinman3 , Martin 

Rabenhorst1 and Arthur L. Allen4 , (1)University 

of Maryland, (2)Univeristy of Maryland, College 

Park, (3)USDA Agricultural Research Service, 

(4)University of Maryland Eastern Shore 

85-5 355a DTM as a Tool for Correction of Alluvial Soils Delineation 

on Middle- and Small-Scale Maps. Vit 

Penizek, Lubos Boruvka and Josef Kozak*, Czech 

Univerzity of Agriculture in Prague 

85-6 355b Secondary Mineral Formation in Cool, Dry Andisols 

of the Eastern Snake River Plain, USA.

Karen Castenson* 1 , Paul McDaniel 1 and David 

Hoover 2 , (1)University of Idaho, (2)Natural Resources 

Conservation Service 

85-7 356a Properties of Red Oxisols on Basalt in Thailand. 

Saowanuch Tawornpruek* 1 , Irb Kheoruenromne 1 , 

Anchalee Suddhiprakarn 2 and Robert J. Gilkes 3 , 

(1)Department of Soil Science, Faculty of Agriculture, 

Kasetsart University, (2)Agriculture Faculty, 

Soil Science Department, Kasetsart University, 

(3)School of Earth and Geographical Sciences, The 

University of Western Australia 

85-8 356b Characteristics, Pedogenesis and Classification of 

Podzolic Soils in Tai-Ping Mountain of Taiwan. 

Sen-Po Wu and Zueng-Sang Chen*, Department of 

Agricultural Chemistry, National Taiwan University 

85-9 454a Pedogenesis of the Serpentinitic Soils along a 

Toposequence in Eastern Taiwan. Zeng-Yei 

Hseu*, Department of Environmental Science and 

Engineering, National Pingtung University of Science 

and Technology 

85-10 454b Soil Chronosequences in the Veneto Plain. I. 

Vinci* 1 , A. Garlato 1 , P. Mozzi 2 and F. Ragazzi 1 , 

(1)ARPAV – Environmental Protection Regional 

Agency, (2)Univeristy of Padua 

85-11 455a Soil Organic Carbon Dynamics in a Forested Debris-Flow 

Chronosequence in Southern California. 

J.K. Turk*, University of California–Riverside 

and Robert Graham, University of California, Riverside 

85-12 455b Quantifying the Biogeochemical Function of the 

Subaqueous Soils in the Environment. Thomas J. 

Saunders* and Mary Collins, University of Florida 

85-13 456a Soil Organic Matter Sequestration as a Function 

of Land Use and Soil Genesis. Michael Kaiser*, 

Michael Sommer and Ruth Ellerbrock, Leibniz-Centre 

for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) e. 

V. Müncheberg; Institute of Soil Landscape Research 

85-14 456b Spatial Variation of Chemical Properties as Affected 

by Soil Erosion on Hillslopes and Terraces 

of Hilly Areas of Sichuan, China. Shijun Ni 1 , Jianhui 

Zhang* 2 , Xianghao Zhong 3 and Shuzhen Liu 3 , 

(1)Chengdu University of Technology, (2)Institute of 

Mountain Hazards & Environment, Chinese Academy 

of Sciences, (3)Institute of Mountain Hazards 

and Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences 

85-15 457a Fluorine and Some Associated Elements in Termite 

Mounds from the Endemic Fluorosis Region 

of Talupula, Ananatapur District, Andhra 

Pradesh, India. A. Nagaraju, S V University and A. 

Swathi*, Sree Vidyaniketan Engg. College (JNT 

University) 

85-16 457b Photopedogenesis- New Chapter in Soil Science. 

BIPIN BIHARI MISHRA*, Soil Survey & Land 

Use Planning Centre, Heluf Gebrekidan, Alemaya 

University, Ethiopia and Sheleme Beyene, Debub 

University 



2.0W Emerging Methods to Examine Metal Speciation and 

Bioavailability in Soils—Oral 

Convenors: Kathleen Smith, US Geological Survey; James 

Ranville, Colorado School of Mines 

Presiding: Ladonna Choate, U.S. Geological Survey 

86-1 8:00 AM Predicting Toxicity of Metals in Soil – The Terrestrial 

Biotic Ligand Model (TBLM). Herbert 

Allen* 1 , Sagar Thakali1 , Alexander Ponizovsky2 , 

Dominic Di Toro2 , Corinne Rooney3 , Fangjie Zhao3 and Steve McGrath3 , (1)Department of Civil and 

Environmental Engineering, (2)University of 

Delaware, (3)Rothamsted Research 

86-2 8:35 AM Heavy Metal Bioavailability Detection in Soils 

and Sediments by the BIOMET-Biosensor. Ludo 

Diels* and Karolien Vanbroekhoven, Flemish Institute 

for Technological Research 

86-3 9:10 AM Developing New Strategies and Methods to Investigate 

the Relationship between Soils and Human 

Health. Martin A. Schoonen*, Sanford Simon, 

Corey Cohn and Elizabeth Roemer, Stony Brook 

University 



3.0W Sustainable Soils and Life on Land—Oral 

Convenor: Eldridge Moores, University of California 

Presiding: P. Patrick Leahy, U.S. Geological Survey 

87-1 8:00 AM A Paradigm for Soil Resilience. Jennifer W. 

Harden*, U.S. Geological Survey 

87-2 8:35 AM Sustaining Soils for the Future: The Impacts of 

Humans and Climate on Soil Erodibility and 

What to Do about It. Jayne Belnap*, USGS 

87-3 9:10 AM Geology, Agriculture and Sustainability. Ward 

Chesworth*, Department of Land Resource Science 



SESSION NO.88 

4.0W Soils and Human Health—Oral 

Convenors: Emmanuel Frossard, Inst.-Plt. Sci., ETHZ; 

Joseph Bunnell, U.S. Geological Survey 

Presiding: Eiliv Steinnes, Norwegian University of Science 


88-1 8:00 AM Science for Health and Well Being. Dov Jaron*, 

Drexel University 

88-2 8:35 AM From Aspergillus to Timbuktu: African Dust, 

Coral Reefs and Human Health. Virginia H. Garrison*, 

U.S. Geological Survey 

88-3 9:10 AM Soils and Geomedicine. Eiliv Steinnes*, Department 

of Chemistry, Norwegian University of Science 


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4.1PA Soils and Natural Hazards (Knowledge, 

Assessment and Mitigation)—Theater 


Convenor: John Menzies, Earth Sciences 

Presiding: Pascal Boivin, IRD 

89-1 1764a Scaling the Aggregate Breakdown Dynamics 

under Water-Saturated Conditions to Evaluate 

Landslide Hazard in NW Alps Pedo-Environments. 

Ermanno Zanini*, Angelo Caimi, Elisa 

Oberto and Michele Freppaz, DIVAPRA Chimica 

Agraria, University of Turin 

89-2 1764b The Effects of Tree’s Root Density on Shear 

Strength of Soil by using Large Scale Shear Tests. 

Reza Shahalipour*, ZPA 

89-3 1765a Ephemeral Gully Development and Head-Cut 

Migration Induced by Subsurface Flow. G.V. Wilson*, 

R.F. Cullum, M.J.M. Romkens and A. Simon, 

USDA-ARS National Sedimentation Laboratory 

89-4 1765b Heavy Metals Toxicity in Soils and Crops in Low- 

Lying Land of Hooghly River Basin in India. S. 

K. Patra* and S. S. Das, Bidhan Chandra Krishi 


89-5 1864a Calcaric Regosols Ability of Nitrous Oxide Release 

and Sink–Model Experiment. Jan Glinski*, 

Teresa Wodarczyk, Magorzata Brzezinska and Pawe 

Szarlip, Institute of Agrophysics PAS 

89-6 1864b Heavy Metal Contamination after Solid Waste 

Disposal on a Tropical Reclaimed Soil in Engenheiro 

Caldas (MG), Brazil. Meubles Borges 

Júnior* 1 , Virginia H. B. Lima2 , Miriam A. Albuquerque2 

and Guilherme K. Donagemma3 , 

(1)UNEC, (2)Centro Universitário Caratinga, 

(3)EMBRAPA 

89-7 1865a Effects of Imidazolinone Herbicides on Microbial 

Activities in the Humid Tropical Soils. Olanrewaju 

S. Bello* 1 , Ezekiel. A Akinrinde2 and Marian 

.G Solomon1 , (1)Department of Soil Science,University 

of Calabar., (2)Department of Agronomy,University 

of Ibadan 

89-8 1865b Nitrate Leaching and Deep-Soil Distribution in 

Japanese Andisols following 10-Year Applications 

of Pig Compost or Synthetic Fertilizer. Morihiro 

Maeda* and Takeshi Ota, National Agricultural 

Research Center 

89-9 1964a Reducing Cadmium Phytoextractability by Coal 

Bottom Ash. Chang Oh Hong, Pil Joo Kim*, Hong 

Hee Chang and Chan Yu, Division of applied Life 

Science, Gyeongsang University 

89-10 1964b Risk of Zinc and Lead Transfer in a Roadside 

Soil. Beatrice Bechet*, Laboratoire Central des Ponts 

et Chaussees–Centre de Nantes and Khalil Hanna, 

Laboratoire de chimie physique et microbiologie 

pour l’environnement 

89-11 1965a Multi-Field Assessment of Riparian Buffer Effectiveness 

in Mitigating Soil Phosphorus Losses. C. 

Ryan Bond* 1 , Rory Maguire2 , John Havlin1 and 

David A. Crouse1 , (1)North Carolina State University, 

(2)North Carolina State University, Department 


89-12 1965b Land Use and Degradation in Po-yang Lake Region, 

China. Hai-sheng Cai* and De-hai Zhu, College 

of Information and Electrical Engineering, 

China Agricultural University 

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Systems for Soil Resources—Theater 


Convenor: Robert Ahrens, USDA/NRCS,Federal 

Bldg.,Rm.152 

Presiding: Erika Micheli, Szent Istvan University 

90-1 3110a Critical Evaluation of Diagnostic Criteria for 

Gleyic Properties in the World Reference Base. 

Cornelius W. Van Huyssteen*, University of the 

Free State 

90-2 3111a Rendzinas: a Soil Group with Primitive Original 

Attributes?. Jorge E. Gama Castro*, Instituto de Geología, 

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México 

90-3 3111b Formation, Properties and Distribution of Singular 

Deep-Ploughed Soils of Central Europe and 

Recommendations for WRB. Luise Giani*, Institute 

of Biology and Environmental Science and 

Hans-Peter Blume, University of Kiel 

90-4 3112a Global Distribution of World Reference Base 

Soils in Relation to Key Soil Forming Factors. 

Jonathan M. Gray*, NSW Department of Natural 

Resources, Geoff S. Humphreys, Department of 

Physical Geography and Jozef Deckers, Catholic 

University of Leuven 

90-5 3112b Classification of Podzols in 1998 and 2006 Editions 

of World Reference Base Soil Classification 

Systems from the Polish Point of View. Renata 

Bednarek, Przemyslaw Charzynski* and Aleksandra 

Kwiatkowska, Nicolaus Copernicus University, Institute 

of Geography 

90-6 3210a WRB and Large Scale Soil Inventory – Possibilities 

and Limitations. Aldis Karklins*, Latvia University 


90-7 3210b Topsoil Characterization and Classifications: 

New Developments and Chances for Links to 

WRB. Gabriele Broll* 1 , Hans-Joerg Brauckmann1 , 

Mark Overesch1 , Claudia Erber2 , Gerhard Milbert3 , 

Denis Baize4 and Freddy Nachtergaele5 , (1)University 

of Vechta, (2)SEPA Scottish Environmental Protection 

Agency, (3)Geological Survey of Northrhine- 

Westphalia, (4)INRA, (5)FAO 

90-8 3211a Classification of Anthropogenic Soils in WRB. 

Alan Kosse*, Bureau of Indian Affairs 

90-9 3211b Grouping and Naming Soils in the South African 

Classification. Martin V. Fey*, Department of Soil 

Science, University of Stellenbosch 

90-10 3212a The Application of Wrb Classification and Correlation 

System to Regional Soil Mapping: Flexibility 

and Constraints in the 1:250,000 Italian 

Soil Map Experience. Rosario Napoli* and Edoardo 

A.C. Costantini, CRA Experimental Institute for 

Soil Study and Conservation 

90-11 3212b The Introduction of the Stagnosol Group in 

WRB: Classification of Soils with Stagnic Properties 

in Vestfold County, Norway. Age Nyborg*, 

Eivind Solbakken, Ragnhild Sperstad and Kjetil 

Fadnes, Norwegian Inst.-Land Inventory



1.0PA Multiscale Mapping of Soil Properties for 

Environmental Studies, Agriculture, and Decision- 

Making—Theater 


Convenors: Claudia Oleshko, Universidad Nacional 

Autónoma de México (UNAM); Kevin McInnes, Texas A&M 

University 

Presiding: Ana Tarquis, Ciudad Universitaria 

91-1 117a Chemical and Physical Degradation of Natural 

Soils in Northwestern Europe: Results of Large- 

Scale Regional Studies. Galina Kashulina1 , 

Clemens Reimann* 2 , Reijo Salminen3 , Victor 

Chekushin4 and Igor Bogatyrev4 , (1)Polar Alpine 

Botanical Garden Institute KSC RAS, (2)Geological 

Survey of Norway, (3)Geological Survey of Finland, 

(4)State Company Mineral 

91-2 117b Georeferenced System of Soil Quality Indicators 

for the Eastern Plains of Colombia. Yolanda Rubiano*, 

Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical 

CIAT 

91-3 118a Geostatistical Modeling of Soil Environmental 

parametries. Nguyen Chi Quang*, National Economic 

University 

91-4 118b The Dusty Trail to Digital Soil Survey in California. 

David W. Howell* and David W. Smith, USDA 


91-5 119a Standardized Variograms from Aerial Photographs 

for Kriging Soil Data. Ruth Kerry*, Department 

of Geography, Brigham Young University 

and Margaret A. Oliver, Department of Soil Science, 

Reading University 

91-6 119b Copper Distribution in Agricultural Topsoils in 

the Northeast of Spain. Multivariate Geoestatistical 

Methods to Identify Spatial Variations. Jose 

Antonio Rodriguez martin* Sr. 1 , Jose Manuel Grau 

Corbi Sr. 1 and Manuel Lopez Arias Sr. 2 , (1)CIFOR 

INIA, (2)INIA 

91-7 218a An AHPApproach to Determining the Weights of 

Environmental Factors in Knowledge-Based Automatic 

Soil Mapping. Xun Shi*, Geography Department, 

Dartmouth College 

91-8 219a A Neural Network Model to Map Spatial Variability 

of Field Capacity. Marcos Bacis Ceddia* 1 , 

Carlos Alberto Alves Varella1 , Sidney Vieira2 and 

Francisco de Assis de Carvalho Pinto3 , (1)UFRRJ, 

(2)Instituto Agronômico, (3)UFV 

91-9 219b Spatial and Temporal Monitoring of Water Flow 

Using 2d Electrical Resistivity Tomography in a 

Cultivated Soil : A Decimeter Scale Study. Didier 

Michot*, UMR «Sol, Agronomie, Spatialisation», 

Agrocampus–INRA 

91-10 318b Assessment of Soil and Water Resources in the 

South Nile Valley, Egypt, Using Multi Sensors 

and Multi-Date Space Imageries. Abd-Alaa Gad 

Abda-Alla Gad*, National Authority for Remote 

Sensing and Space Sciences (NARSS) and Rafa Ramadan 

Ali, Soils and Water Use Department,National 

Research Centre,Cairo,Egypt. 

SESSION NO.93 




Archaeology—Oral 

Convenor: Alexander Tstskin, University of Haifa 

Presiding: Selim Kapur, University of Cukurova 

92-1 10:15 AM The Micromorphological Record of Daily Life 

and Exceptional Situations in Archaeological Sequences: 

Tell Dj’adé (Syria), Song Terus Cave 

(Java, Indonesia) and Moche (Peru). Marie-Agnes 

Courty*, CNRS 

92-2 10:45 AM Microorganization in Soils: It’s Relevance to Soil 

Science and Other Disciplines. Joselito M. Arocena*, 

Univ. N. British Columbia and Selim Kapur, 

Univ. of Cukurova 

92-3 11:05 AM Cs-137 and Salt Mineralogy in the Black Butte 

Soil Series, Virgin River Floodplain, NV, USA. 

Janice L. Morton* 1 , Brenda Buck1 and Douglas 

Merkler2 , (1)University of Nevada, Las Vegas, 

(2)USDA NCRS 

92-4 11:25 AM Micromorphology Used in Search of Understanding 

Production Technologies of Historical Turkish 

Ceramics. Ahmet Ruhi Mermut*, Univeristy of 

Saskatchewan 

92-5 11:45 AM Implications of Soils in Archaeological Contexts 

along the Mediterranean Coast, Israel for Paleoenvironments 

and Basic Pedology. Alexander 

Tsatskin*, Zinman Institute of Archaeology University 

of Haifa 



2.0W Emerging Methods to Examine Metal Speciation and 

Bioavailability in Soils—Theater 


Convenors: James Ranville, Colorado School of Mines; 

Kathleen Smith, US Geological Survey 

Presiding: Ladonna Choate, U.S. Geological Survey 

93-1 562a Accumulation of Metals at the Soil-Root Interface: 

A Thermal Study. Tanja Mimmo*, Claudio 

Marzadori, Daniela Montecchio and Carlo Gessa, 

Department of Agroenvironmental Sciences and 

Technologies, Alma Mater Studiorum – University 

of Bologna 

93-2 563a Measurement of Indigenous Levels of Cation Activities 

in Soil Solutions by Donnan Membrane 

Equilibrium and Atomic Absorption Analysis. 

Philip Helmke* 1 , Jordan Lampert1 , Abdul Kadir 

Salam2 and Yan Li1 , (1)University of Wisconsin, 

(2)University of Lampung 

93-3 563b Fourier Transform Infrared and Raman Spectroscopy 

of Ca-Pectates. Tanja Mimmo* 1 , Santiago 

Sanchez-Cortes2 , Claudio Marzadori1 and Carlo 

Gessa1 , (1)Department of Agroenvironmental Sciences 

and Technologies, Alma Mater Studiorum – 

University of Bologna, (2)Instituto de Estructura de 

la Materia, CSIC 

93-4 564a Sulfate Adsorption at the Fe-(hydr)oxide-H2O 

Interface: Comparing Results from Hybrid 

MO/DFT Cluster and Periodic ab initio DFT Cal- 

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culations. Kristian W. Paul* 1 , James D. Kubicki 2 

and Donald Sparks 1 , (1)University of Delaware, 

(2)The Pennsylvania State University 

93-5 564b Bioassimilation of Nickel and Zinc in Wheat as 

Affected by Organic Matter. Muhammad A. Aziz*, 

A. Ghafoor, H.R. Ahmad and S.I Hussain, Institute 

of Soil and Environmental Sciences 

93-6 662b Traditional Gold Mining in Apolobamba (Bolivia): 

Soil Pollution and Risk Assessment. Mª 

Ángeles Muñoz García 1 , Ángel Faz Cano* 1 , José Alberto 

Acosta 1 , Silvia Martínez Martínez 1 , R. Millán 2 

and R. Vera 2 , (1)Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena, 

(2)Centro de Investigaciones Energéticas 

Medioambientales y Tecnológicas 

93-7 663a Fractionation of Ni and U in Sediment Porewaters. 

Brian P. Jackson*, Dartmouth College, James 

F. Ranville, Colorado School of Mines and Paul 

Bertsch, University of Georgia 

93-8 663b The Use of Non-Invasive Time-Domain Induced 

Polarization for Diagnosis of Soil Metal Contamination. 

Rebekah T. Brosky-Dorsey*, Jim Cull and 

Antonio Patti, Monash University 

93-9 762a Study of the Speciation and Distribution of Arsenic 

in a Particularly Polluted Soil in Villa de la 

Paz, San Luís Potosí, México. M. Elena García*, 

Norma Gascón O., Luisa Ma. Flores-Velez and Sonia 

Soriano, Universidad Autónoma de San Luís Potosí 

93-10 762b A Novel Method for the Determination of Cation 

Exchange Capacity in Neutral and Acid Soils. 

Arturo Aguirre-Gómez*, Frida Ma. León-Rodríguez, 

Armando Aguilar-Márquez and Roberto G. García- 

Fragoso, Facultad de Estudios Superiores Cuautitlán- 

UNAM 

93-11 763a Evaluating the Effects of Water Chemistry Variation 

on an Enzyme Bioassay, MetPlate, Used to 

Screen for Metals Contamination in Mining Impacted 

Soils and Waters. Eric Blumenstein* 1 , 

James F. Ranville 1 , Ladonna Choate 2 , Philippe Ross 1 

and Thomas Wildeman 1 , (1)Colorado School of 

Mines, (2)U.S. Geological Survey 

93-12 763b Distribution of Pb Isotopes in Different Soil 

Phases Using Tessier et al.’s Sequential Extraction 

Scheme. Eric T. Tangumonkem* and William Manton, 

Geosciences Department University of Texas at 

Dallas 



2.3B Molecular Approaches to Microbial Ecology in 

Soils—Oral 

Convenor: Vadakattu Gupta, CSIRO–Land and Water 

Presiding: James M. Tiedje, Center for Microbial Ecology 

94-1 10:15 AM Development and Application of Functional Gene 

Arrays for Understanding Spatial Variation in 

Soil Microbial Communities. Jizhong Zhou*, Institute 

For Environmental Genomics and Department 

of Botany and Microbiology, University of 

Oklahoma 

94-2 10:45 AM Elucidation of Soil Microbial Community Ecology 

Using Molecular Approaches. Cindy 

Nakatsu*, Purdue University 

94-3 11:05 AM Stable Isotope Probing with 15N2 as a Tool to 

Uncover the Functional Significance of Non-Cultivated 

Diazotrophs in Soil. Daniel H. Buckley*, 

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Varisa Haungyutitham, Shi-Fang Hsu and Tyrrell 

Nelson, Cornell University 

94-4 11:25 AM Characterization of 1-Aminocyclopropane-1- 

Carboxylate Deaminase Containing Methylobacterium 

spp. Isolated from Rhizosphere Soils of 

Field-Grown Rice and Regulation of Ethylene 

Levels in Canola. Munusamy Madhaiyan 1 , Selvaraj 

Poonguzhali 1 , Jeounghyun Ryu 1 , Woojong Yim 1 , 

Myoungsu Park 2 and Tongmin Sa* 1 , (1)Chungbuk 

National University, (2)Semyung University 

94-5 11:45 AM Comparative Microbial Diversity in Agroecosystems 

and Forested Ecosystems of the Southeastern 

USA. David Coleman* 1 , William Whitman 1 , 

Rima Upchurch 1 , Greg Dyszynski 1 , Karen Everett 1 

and Chih-Yu Chiu 2 , (1)Uninversity of GA-Institute 

of Ecology, (2)Research Center for Biodiversity 



3.1B Translating Soil Science into Agricultural & 

Environmental Policy—Theater 


Convenors: Douglas Karlen, USDA-ARS,Natl. Soil Tilth 

Lab.; Paul L. Vlek, Center of Develp. Res. (ZEF) 

Presiding: Mateugue Diack, Université Gaston Berger 

95-1 1444a Soil Science in Tropical and Temperate Regions— 

Differences and Similarities. Alfred Hartemink*, 

ISRIC–World Soil Information 

95-2 1444b Modeling Relative Soil Productivity Using Soil 

Survey Data. Robert R. Dobos* and H. Raymond 

Sinclair, USDA-Natural Resources Conservation 

Service 

95-3 1445b Soil Quality Assessment of Rice Production Systems 

in South of Brazil. A.C. Rodrigues de Lima* 1 , 

W.B. Hoogmoed1 and Lijbert Brussaard2 , (1)Wageningen 

University, (2)Wageningen University and 

Research Centre, Dept. Soil Quality 

95-4 1446b Assessing Biological Soil Quality for a Few Longterm 

Experiments in Sub-tropical India. Biswapati 

Mandal* 1 , S.K. Ghoshal1 , G.C. Hazra1 , Debashis 

Majumdar1 , J. Chowdhury2 , H. Ghosh2 , R.N. 

Samantaray3 and A.K. Mishra3 , (1)Bidhan Chandra 

Krishi Viswavidyalaya, (2)Central Research Institute 

for Jute and Allied Fibres, (3)Central Rice Research 

Institute 

95-5 1447a Impact of Land Use on an Organic Soil of the 

Everglades Agricultural Area. Ming Chen* 1 , 

Samira Daroub2 , Jose L. Pantoja3 , Orlando Diaz1 , 

Timothy A. Lang1 and Viviana Nadal1 , (1)Everglades 

Res. & Educ. Center, University of Florida, 

(2)Soil and Water Science Departemnt and Everglades 

Research and Education Center, University of 

Florida, (3)Zamorano University, Agricultural Sci. 

and Production Dept. 

95-6 1447b Optimal Organic Matter Management for the 

Multi-Stakeholders in the Sahel of West Africa. 

Hitoshi Shinjo* 1 , Keiichi Hayashi2 , Kenta Ikazaki1 , 

Soh Sugihara1 , Ueru Tanaka3 and Takashi Kosaki3 , 

(1)Graduate School of Agriculture, Kyoto University, 

(2)Japan International Research Center for Agricultural 

Sciences, (3)Graduate School of Global Environmental 

Studies, Kyoto University

95-7 1448a Soil Quality in Organic and Conventional Citrus 

Orchards: Results of a Survey Carried out in 

Eastern Sicily (Italy). Stefano Canali* 1 , Alessandra 

Trinchera 1 , Emanuela Di Bartolomeo 1 , Luigi Nisini 1 , 

Francesco Intrigliolo 2 , Giancarlo Roccuzzo 2 , Maria 

Luisa Calabretta 2 and Biagio Francesco Torrisi 2 , 

(1)Consiglio per la Ricerca e Sperimentazione in 

Agricoltura (CRA)–Istituto Sperimentale per la Nutrizione 

delle Piante (ISNP), (2)Consiglio per la 

Ricerca e Sperimentazione in Agricoltura (CRA)–Istituto 

Sperimentale per l’Agrumicoltura (ISAG) 

95-8 1448b Farmers’Assessment of Soil Quality in Rice Production 

Systems in South of Brazil. A.C. Rodrigues 

de Lima* 1 , W.B. Hoogmoed 1 and Lijbert Brussaard 2 , 

(1)Wageningen University, (2)Wageningen University 

and Research Centre, Dept. Soil Quality 

95-9 1546a Evaluation of Urban Soil Quality for Sustainable 

Urban Planning. Borut Vrscaj* 1 , Laura Poggio 2 

and Franco Ajmone Marsan 2 , (1)Agricultural Institute 

of Slovenia, (2)Università di Torino, 

Di.Va.P.R.A – Chimica Agraria 

95-10 1547a Comprehensive Farm-Level Nutrient Management 

Planning Software. Robert Hill*, Patricia 

Steinhilber and Eugene Mironenko, University of 

Maryland 

95-11 1548a Air and Soil Pollution Reduction through Conservation 

Agriculture in Indo Gangetic Plains. S.S. 

Singh* 1 , Anisur Rahman Khan 2 , Raj K. Gupta 1 and 

Alok Kumar Sikka 3 , (1)RWC-CIMMYT, India, 

(2)ICAR Research Complex For Eastern Region, 

(3)ICAR Research Complex for Eastern Region 

95-12 1548b Towards Terrestrial Ecotoxicological Test Methods 

for the Tropics. Christopher Martius*, Center 

for Development Research (ZEF), Marcos V.B. Garcia, 

EMBRAPA Amazônia Ocidental and Joerg 

Roembke, ECT Oekotoxikologie GmbH 



3.3C Improved Management of Alkaline Soils for Dryland 

Agriculture—Oral 

Convenors: Dwayne Westfall, CO St. Univ.-Dept.Soil & 

Crop; John Ryan, ICARDA 

Presiding: John Angus, CSIRO Plant Industry, GPO Box 

1438 

96-1 10:15 AM Roots of the Second Green Revolution. Jonathan 

P. Lynch*, Pennsylvania State University 

96-2 10:45 AM Soil Salinity and Associated Nutrient Constraints 

in Indian Subcontinent. Abdul Rashid*, National 

Agricultural Research Center 

96-3 11:05 AM Crop-Based Management Opportunities for 

Sodium- and Boron-Affected Soils. Manzoor 

Qadir*, International Center for Agricultural Research 

in the Dry Areas (ICARDA), Andrew Noble, 

International Water Management Institute (IWMI), 

Sui-Kwong Yau, American Univ. of Beirut–FAFS 

and Ghulam Murtaza, Institute of Soil and Environmental 

Sciences, University of Agriculture 

96-4 11:25 AM How Do Roots Cope with Sodic Hostile Subsoils?. 

Laurence T.P. Jassogne* 1 , Rob Davidson2 , Ann Mc- 

Neill2 and David Chittleborough2 , (1)University of 

Western Australia, (2)University of Adelaide 

SESSION NO.98 

96-5 11:45 AM Reclamation of Salt Affected Soils by Growing 

Salt Tolerant Plants and Using Nuclear Techniques 

Management. Seyed Jalal Rastegari* and 

Mojgan Farhangisabet, Nuclear Reaserch Center for 

Agriculture and Medicine 



3.5C Combating Global Soil & Land Degradation III. 

Agro- and Forest Ecosystems: Physical, Chemical 

and Biological Processes—Oral 

Convenor: Youngguan Zhu, Chinese Academy of Sciences 

Presiding: Ravendra Naidu, Univ. of South Australia 

97-1 10:15 AM Mitigating Environmental Impacts and Improving 

the Sustainability of Grazed Pasture Systems 

by the Use of a Nitrification Inhibitor. Hong J. Di* 

and Keith C. Cameron, Agriculture and Life Sciences 

Division 

97-2 10:45 AM Manipulating Bioavailability to Manage Remediation 

of Metal Contaminated Soils. Nanthi Bolan*, 

Soil and Earth Sciences 

97-3 11:05 AM Comparisons of Efficiency of Bioremediation 

Methods in Diesel Contaminated Soil. Sung-Hwan 

Kim1 , Sanghwan Lee2 , Dae-Yeon Kim* 1 and Jeong- 

Gyu Kim1 , (1)Division of Environmental Science 

and Ecological Engineering, Korea University, 

(2)Korea agricultural & rural infrastructure corp. 

Environmental response team, office of environmental 

geology 

97-4 11:25 AM Using Lime-Assisted Tidal Exchange to Remediate 

700 ha of Extremely Acidified Acid Sulfate 

Soil in Tropical Australia. Col R. Ahern*, Doug 

Smith, Angus E. McElnea, Simon van Heel and 

Michelle A. Martens, Queensland Department of 

Natural Resources and Mines 

97-5 11:45 AM Impact of Effluent Contaminated Sewage on Underground 

Water, Soil, Crop Plants and Amelioration 

of Contaminated Soils. Mukand Singh Brar* 

and Gurmeet Singh, Punjab Agricultural University 



SU Soils in Urban Ecosystems: Characteristics and 

Functioning—Oral 

Convenors: Joyce Scheyer, USDA-NRCS National Soil Survey 

Center; Gan-Lin Zhang, Chinese Academy of Soil Science 

Presiding: Jean-Louis Morel, Ensaia-INRA-INPL 

98-1 10:15 AM Classification of Urban and Industrial Soils in the 

World Reference Base for Soil Resources (WRB). 

David G. Rossiter*, International Institute for Geo- 

Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC), 

98-2 10:45 AM Early Pedogenic Evolution of a Constructed Soil. 

Geoffroy Séré* 1 , Christophe Schwartz1 , Stéphanie 

Ouvrard1 , Jean-Christophe Renat2 and Jean Louis 

Morel1 , (1)INPL(ENSAIA)/INRA, Laboratoire Sols 

et Environnement, (2)TVD-Groupe PE 

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SESSION NO.98 

98-3 11:05 AM The Influence of Artificial Detrital Structure on 

Hydraulic Properties of Urban Soils. Steffen 

Trinks 1 , Heiner Stoffregen* 1 , Rudolf Plagge 2 and 

Gerd Wessolek 1 , (1)Technical University Berlin, 

(2)Institut für Bauklimatik 

98-4 11:25 AM Kappametrical Research of Urban Soils of 

Moscow. Maria A. Gladysheva*, Alexander Ivanov 

and Marina Stroganova, Moscow State Lomonosov 

University/Soil Science Department 

98-5 11:45 AM Soils and Vegetation in Cities: Approaches to Mitigating 

the Urban Heat Island. Cynthia Rosenzweig* 

and Daniel Hillel, Goddard Institute, Columbia 

University 



1.2B Soil System Behavior in Time—Theater 


Convenor: Oliver Chadwick, Dept. of Geography 

Presiding: Peter Schad, Technische Universität München 

99-1 350a Stable Isotope Geochemistry Used in Recent 

Pedological Studies: Carbon Cycle in Soils of Boreal 

Regions. Ahmad Landi*, University of 

Saskatchewan 

99-2 351b Quantifying the Rate of Re-Crystallization of 

Carbonate in a Loess Soil by Artificial 14C Labelling. 

Konstantin Pustovoytov*, University of Hohenheim, 

Institute of soil Scienc e and Land Evaluation, 

Ekaterina Shevtzova, University of Hohenheim/Insitute 

of Soil Science and Land Evaluation 

and Yakov Kuzyakov, University of Hohenheim/Institute 

of Soil Science and Land Evaluation 

99-3 352a Occluded C in Phytoliths: a Potential Mechanism 

for Carbon Sequestration in a Pacific Northwest 

Mollisol. Hero Gollany*, Columbia Plateau 

Conservation Research Center, Raymond Allmaras, 

Retired ARS Scientist and Stephan Albrecht, USDA- 

ARS 

99-4 450a Evolution of Virgin Solonetzic Soil Complexes in 

the Past 50 Years. Nikolai B. Khitrov* 1 , Nina M. 

Novikova2 and Natalia A. Volkova2 , (1)V.V. 

Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute, (2)Water Problems 

Institute 

99-5 450b Effects of Long-term Application of Potassium 

Chloride Fertilizer on the Accumulation of Chloride 

in the Soil Profile, Water Relations, Fibre 

Quality and Yield of Cotton in an Arid Environment. 

Muhammad Iqbal Makhdum* 1 , Muhammad 

Ashraf2 , Humayun Pervez3 and Muhammad Islam 

Gill1 , (1)Central Cotton Research Institute Multan, 

Pakistan, (2)Department of Botony, University of 

Agriculture, (3)Department of Chemistry, Bahauddin 

Zakariya University 

99-6 451a Country-Scale Changes in Salinity/Sodicity/Alkalinity 

of Hungarian Soils as Shown by the National 

Soil Monitoring Network. Tibor Tóth* 1 , 

Dalma Kovacs1 and Péter Marth2 , (1)Research Institute 

for Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry of 

the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, (2)Central Service 

for Plant Protection and Soil Conservation 

99-7 451b High Sulfur Inputs in Northern California Vineyards: 

Short-term Fates and Long-term Implica- 

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tions. Eve-Lyn S. Hinckley*, Scott Fendorf and 

Pamela A. Matson, Stanford University 

99-8 452a Chemical Properties of an Oxisol under Longterm 

No Till and Conventional Till Systems. Maria 

de Fátima Guimarães* 1 , Cibele Masciolli R. 

Portella 2 , Osmar R. Brito 1 , Christian Feller 3 , Carmen 

S. V. J. Neves 1 and Jerry Ritchie 4 , (1)UEL, (2)State 

University of Londrina, (3)IRD, (4)ARS-BARC- 

HRSL 

99-9 452b Long-term Organic Farming Impacts on Soil Fertility. 

Jessica G. Davis* 1 , Jami Daniel 1 and Lewis 

Grant 2 , (1)Colorado State University, (2)Grant Family 

Farms 

99-10 453a Effect of Tillage, Water and Nutrient Management 

on Soil Quality Parameters under Rice- 

Wheat and Maize-Wheat Cropping Systems. Anil 

Kumar Singh*, Water Technology Centre 



1.5B Soil Sampling in Space and Time—Oral 

Convenor: Jan Hendrickx, Dept. of Earth & Env. Sci. 

Presiding: Gerard B.M. Heuvelink, Wageningen University 

and Research Centre 

100-1 1:15 PM Sampling in Space and Time for Natural Resource 

Monitoring. Dick J. Brus*, Jaap J. de Gruitjer 

and Martin Knotters, Wageningen University and 


100-2 1:45 PM Latin Hypercube Sampling for Assessing the 

Quality of Legacy Soil Data and Optimizing Soil 

Sampling. Alex McBratney* 1 , Florence Carre2 and 

Budiman Minasny1 , (1)The University of Sydney, 

(2)European Commission Joint Research Centre Institute 

for Environment and Sustainability 

100-3 2:05 PM Soil Water Content Sampling in Space and Time: 

A Comparison of Methods. Steven R. Evett* 1 , 

Brice Ruthardt1 , Naem Mazahrih2 , Nedal Katbehbader2 

, Terry Howell1 , Judy Tolk1 and James 

Ayars3 , (1)USDA-ARS, (2)National Center for Agricultural 

Research and Technology Transfer, 

(3)USDA-ARS, Water Management Research Laboratory 

100-4 2:25 PM Spatial and Temporal Variability of Soil Moisture 

Content. sidney r. Vieira* 1 , Célia R. Grego1 , 

G.Clarke Topp2 and Walter Zebchuk2 , (1)Instituto 

Agronômico, (2)E. Cereal & Oilseed Res. Centre 

100-5 2:45 PM Sampling Design Assessment for Agrosystem 

Monitoring Based on Virtual Landscape Modeling. 

Luc Sorel1 , Christian Walter* 1 , Thomas Chauvet1 

and Alex McBratney2 , (1)INRA Agrocampus 

Rennes, UMR SAS, (2)The University of Sydney



2.1B Soil Hydrology, Structure, and Micromorphic 

Propoerties (Soil Porous System)—Oral 

Convenor: Fabio Terribile, Università di Napoli Federico II 

Presiding: Miroslav Kutilek, Soil and Tillage Research 

101-1 1:15 PM Methodological Issues in Combining Pores Micromorphometry 

and Hydraulic Functions in 

Soils. Angelo Basile* 1 , Giacomo Mele1 , Roberto 

De Mascellis1 and Fabio Terribile2 , (1)CNR 

ISAFOM, (2)Disspa Univ di Napoli Federico II 

101-2 1:45 PM Pore Space Analysis of Soil Aggregates Investigated 

by Microtomography Using Synchrotron 

Radiation. Stephan Peth* 1 , Rainer Horn1 , A.J.M 

Smucker2 , Felix Beckmann3 , Tilman Donath3 and J. 

Fischer4 , (1)Institute of Plant Nutrition and Soil Science, 

CAU Kiel, (2)Department of Crop and Soil 

Sciences , Michigan State University, (3)GKSS-Research 

Centre, (4)Hannover Medical School 

101-3 2:05 PM Finite Element Analysis of Fluid Transfer in Soil 

Using CT. Thomas R. Elliot* 1 , Richard J. Heck1 , 

Dan Reynolds2 and Bahram Gharabaghi1 , (1)University 

of Guelph, (2)Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada 

101-4 2:25 PM The Characterization of Soil Pore System for 

Water Movement Prediction. Nadia Vignozzi, Sergio 

Pellegrini and Marcello Pagliai*, CRA-ISSDS 

101-5 2:45 PM Impact of Soil Micromorphology on Stability of 

Soil Structure and Soil Hydraulic Properties. 

Radka Kodesová*, Czech University of Agriculture 

in Prague, Anna Zigová, Academy of Sciences of the 

Czech Republic, Marcela Rohosková, Czech Univ of 

Agriculture in Prague, Vit Kodes, Czech Hydrometeorological 

Institute and Miroslav Kutílek, Prague 



2.3B Molecular Approaches to Microbial Ecology in 

Soils—Theater 


Convenor: Vadakattu V. Gupta, CSIRO–Land and Water 

Presiding: James Tiedje, Dept. Crop & Soil Sciences 

102-1 1152a A Novel PLFA-13C Method for Tracking C into 

Microbial Communities during In Situ Decomposition 

of Forest Litter. J. Moore Kucera, USDA- 

ARS and Richard Dick*, Ohio State Univ 

102-2 955a Microbial Diversity in a Constructed Wetland 

Treating Acid Coal Mine Drainage. Warren Dick*, 

The Ohio State Univ-OARDC, Olli Tuovinen, The 

Ohio State Univ and Duongruitai Nicomrat, National 

Science and Technology Development Agency 

102-4 1153a Microbial Community Dynamics under Organic 

Farming System in Korea Using Phospholipid 

Fatty Acid Analysis. Yun-Jeong Lee* 1 , Jae-Hong 

Roo1 , Sang-Beom Lee1 , Hang-Yeon Weon1 and 

Hyo-Jin Lim2 , (1)National Institute of Agricultural 

Science and Technology, (2)Hankyong National 

Univ 

102-3 1146a Soil Fauna and Decomposition: A Global Litter 

Experiment. Diana Wall*, Colorado State Univ 


102-5 1153b LH-PCR and T-RFLP Analysis of Soil Bacterial 

Community Responses to Alternative Land Management 

Practices for Tomato Production. 

Tiehang Wu* 1 , Dan O. Chellemi 2 , Kendall J. Martin 

3 , Jim H. Graham 4 and Erin N. Rosskopf 2 , 

(1)USHRL, USDA-ARS & CREC, Univ of Florida, 

(2)USHRL, USDA-ARS, (3)Dept of Biology, 

(4)CREC, Univ of Florida 

102-6 1154a Fungal and Methanogen Functional Groups in 

Boreal Forests and Wetlands in Interior Alaska: 

Abundance, Diversity, and Process in the Face of 

Environmental Change. Mark Waldrop* 1 , Jennifer 

W. Harden 1 , Merritt R. Turetsky 2 and Neville Millar 

2 , (1)U.S. Geological Survey, (2)Michigan State 

Univ 

102-7 1154b Soil Macromolecular Chemistry and Molecular 

Microbial Ecology. Ji-Zheng He* 1 , Yong-Guan 

Zhu 1 and Fan Liu 2 , (1)Research Centre for Eco-Environmental 

Sciences, CAS, (2)Huazhong Agricultural 

Univ 

102-8 1155b Relations between Biodegradation, Microbial Genetic 

Potential and Global Structure of Bacterial 

Communities in a Silty Cultivated Soil: Case of 

2,4-D. Laure Vieublé-Gonod*, UMR INRA–INA 

PG–Environnement & Grandes Cultures, Fabrice 

Martin laurent, UMR Microbiologie et Géochimie 

des Sols, INRA-Université de Bourgogne and Claire 

Chenu, UMR Biogeochimie des Milieux Continentaux 



3.1B Translating Soil Science into Agricultural & Environmental 

Policy—Oral 

Convenors: Paul L. Vlek, Center of Develp. Res. (ZEF); 

Douglas Karlen, USDA-ARS,Natl. Soil Tilth Lab. 

Presiding: Mateugue Diack, Université Gaston Berger 

103-1 1:15 PM Translating Soil Science into Agricultural and 

Environmental Policy. Johannes Bouma*, Wageningen 

University and Research Center 

103-2 1:45 PM Evaluating Soil Quality for an Environment- 

Friendly Agriculture in Korea. Won Kyo Jung*, 

Jung Hui Yoon, Sun Kwan Kim and Han Kang 

Kwak, National Institute of Agricultural Science 


103-3 2:05 PM The Creeping Disaster of Land Degradation in 

Africa. Paul L.G. Vlek* and Lulseged T. Desta, Center 

for Development Research 

103-4 2:25 PM Developing Management Strategies to Sustain 

Soil Fertility in West Africa. Mateugue Diack*, 

Université Gaston Berger 

103-5 2:45 PM Soil Quality Assessment: A Potential Policy Tool 

to Move beyond T. Douglas L. Karlen* 1 , Susan S. 

Andrews2 , Ted M. Zobeck3 and Brian J. Wienhold1 , 

(1)USDA-Agricultural Research Service (ARS), 

(2)USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 

(NRCS), ENTSC, (3)USDA-ARS 

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3.3P Plant Responses and Adaptation to Ionic Stresses 

—Theater 


Convenors: Leon Kochian, USDA-ARS; Yoko Yamamoto, 

Okayama University 

Presiding: Hideaki Matsumoto, Okayama University 

104-1 1633a Response of Paddy to Identified Soil Fertility 

Constraints in Coastal Agro Eco System of Karnataka, 

India. G.S Dasog, P.L. Patil*, Dhanya Mathews, 

Harikrishna B.L, K.M. Anegundi and Tejaswini 

N.B, University of Agricultural Sciences 

104-2 1633b Development and Validation of a Hydroponic 

Screening Method to Identify Acid Soil Adapted 

Genotypes of the Tropical Forage Grass 

Brachiaria. Peter Wenzl, Alba Chaves, Maria 

Buitrago, Gloria Patino, John Miles and Idupulapati 

Rao*, CIAT 

104-3 1634a Identification of Aluminum Resistant Common 

Bean Genotypes Using a Hydroponic Screening 

Method. German Manrique, Idupulapati Rao* and 

Stephen Beebe, CIAT 

104-4 1634b Analysis of Al Tolerant Inducible Protein in Signalgrass 

(Brachiaria decumbens) Root Using Two- 

Dimensional Gel Electrophoresis and LC/MS/MS 

System. Yoshikuni Masaoka* 1 , Shoushi Kumada 1 , 

Kae Hayakawa 1 , Tomohiro Araki 2 and Akira Saito 3 , 

(1)Graduate School of Biosphere Science, Hiroshima 

University, (2)Kyushu Tokai University, 

(3)National Agricultural Research Center for Kyushu 

Okinawa Region 

104-5 1635a Ameriorative Effect of Excreted Organic Acids 

from Plant Roots on Aluminum Toxicity in Acid 

Soils. Hideaki Matsumoto* 1 , Hong Shen 2 , Zheng 

Ming Yang 3 , Hiroki Osawa 4 , Takayuki Sasaki 1 and 

Yoko Yamamoto 1 , (1)Research Institute for Bioresources, 

Okayama University, (2)College of Natural 

Resources and Environment, South China Agricultural 

University, (3)Agricultural Division Council 

of Jilian University, (4)Graduate School of Agricultural 

and Life Science, University of Tokyo 

104-6 1635b Detection of Salt Tolerance Using Chlorophyll 

Fluorescence Photometer. Sei Joon Park 1 , Ju Young 

Lee 2 , Sang Eun Lee 3 , Sung Yung Yoo 3 , Myoung 

Yong Shim* 1 , Seung Gil Yun 3 and Tae Wan Kim 3 , 

(1)Institute of Ecological Phytochemistry, Hankyong 

National University, (2)Division of Plant Nutrition, 

National Institute of Agricultural Science and Technology, 

RDA, (3)Department of Plant Resources 

Science, Hankyong National University 

104-7 1732a Zinc- Boron Interaction Effects on Yield, Yield 

Components and Chemical Composition of 

Wheat. S. M. Hosseini*, Eghlid Agricultural Research 

Station,Fars Province 

104-8 1732b Metal Binding Properties of Root Exudates from 

Maize and Wheat. Deo Pal*, V. Siva Prasad Ganjala 

and Brajesh Aggarwal, Indian Agricultural Research 

Institute 

104-9 1733a General Status of Soil Acidity in South China 

and Plant Adaptation to Acid Soil. Ren Fang Shen* 

and Rong Fu Chen, State Key Laboratory of Soil and 

Sustainable Agriculture, Institute of Soil Science, 

Chinese Academy of Sciences 

104-10 1733b Functional Analysis of Adaptation of Plants to 

Strongly Acidic Soil. Hiroyuki Kashima* 1 , Hitomi 

Mase 1 , Fumie Shinmachi 2 , Akira Noguchi 1 , Satohiko 

Sasaki 1 and Isao Hasegawa 1 , (1)College of Biore- 

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source Sciences, Nihon University, (2)Dept. of Agriculture, 

Junior College, Nihon University 

104-11 1734a Functional Analysis of Thiol Compounds Involved 

in Sulfur Metabolism During Cadmium- 

Ion Stress in Arabidopsis thaliana.Atsuko Hiruta* 1 , 

Mio Watanabe 1 , Mai Niikura 1 , Sayuri Kurasako 1 , Hiroyuki 

Kashima 1 , Fumie Shinmachi 2 , Akira 

Noguchi 1 and Isao Hasegawa 1 , (1)College of Bioresource 

Sciences,Nihon University, (2)Dept. of Agriculture, 

Junior College, Nihon University 

104-12 1734b Effect of Liming and N and P Fertilization on 

the Growth of Soybean in an Acid Soil in Zimbabwe. 

Justice Nyamangara (Dr)*, Memory Matokwe 

and Chipo Musharo, University of Zimbabwe, 

Department of Soil Science & Agricultural Engineering 

104-13 1735a Evaluation of Differences in Tolerance to Aluminium 

Toxicity among some Tropical Cowpea 

(Vigna Unguiculata) Genotypes. E. A. Akinrinde* 

and K. N Ezeh, Agronomy Department, University 

of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria 

104-14 1735b Soil Acidity (Al) Impact on Nutrient Use Efficiency 

and Yield Sustainability of Crops. Virupax 

Baligar*, USDA-ARS-SPCL-BARC-West and 

Nand K. Fageria, EMBRAPA National Rice and 

Bean Center 

104-15 1832a A Role of Salicylic Acid in Aluminum Toxicity 

Mechanism in Plant Cells. Yoko Yamamoto* 1 , 

Sanae Rikiishi 1 , Tijen Demiral 2 , Takayuki Sasaki 1 

and Hideaki Matsumoto 1 , (1)Research Institute for 

Bioresources, Okayama University, (2)Department 

of Biology, Faculty of Science, Ege University 

104-16 1833a Screening of Sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) Genotypes. 

Ramasamy Krishnasamy*, D. Jegadeeswari, 

U. Surendran and Chinnappan Sudhalakshmi, Tamil 

Nadu Agricultural University 

104-17 1833b Screening of Cowpea for Phosphorus Use Efficiency 

from Rock Phosphate. Sabiou Mahamane* 

1 , W. A. Payne 1 , Richard H. Loeppert 1 , J. C. 

Miller 2 and D. W. Reed 2 , (1)Soil and Crop Sciences, 

(2)Department of Horticulture 

104-18 1933a Emerging Boron Deficiency in Soils and Crops in 

India and Its Management. M. V. Singh*, Indian 




4.2B Biologically Intensive Agriculture: an Approach to 

Combating Hunger for the Poor—Oral 

Convenors: John Ryan, ICARDA; Cheryl Palm, Columbia 

University 

Presiding: John Doran, USDA-ARS, 116 Keim Hall 

105-1 1:15 PM Biologically Intensive Agriculture: Moving towards 

a Sustainable Future for All. John W. 

Doran*, University of Nebraska and USDA-ARS cooperator, 

Cheryl Palm, Tropical Agriculture Program, 

The Earth Institute at Columbia University, 

Frederick Kirschenmann, Leopold Center for Sustainable 

Agriculture and Ken Cassman, University 

of Nebraska 

105-2 1:45 PM Opportunities and Constraints for Addressing 

Human Mineral Micronutrient Malnutrition

through Soil Management. J.M. Duxbury* 1 , M. 

Bodruzzaman 2 , S.E. Johnson 3 , J.G. Lauren 1 , C. A. 

Meisner 4 and R.M. Welch 5 , (1)Cornell University, 

(2)Wheat Research Centre, (3)International Rice 

Research Institute, (4)IFDC, (5)US Plant, Soil & 

Nutrition Lab. 

105-3 2:05 PM Potential of Biologically Intensive Agriculture for 

Feeding People in Kenya: A Case Study of Manor 

House Agricultural Centre Activities. Emmanuel 

Chiwo Omondi* Sr. 1 , Gatua W. Mbugwa 2 , John 

Jeavons 3 , Baldas Murambakania 1 , Rhoda Nyambori 

1 , Margaret Wamalwa 1 , Elijah Mulegwa 1 , Sandra 

Mardigian 4 and John Okomba 1 , (1)Manor House 

Agricultural Center, (2)University of Wyoming, 

(3)Ecology Action, (4)Kilili Self Help Project 

105-4 2:25 PM Productivity, Promotion, and the System of Rice 

Intensification (SRI): A Case for Caution in the 

Process of Agricultural Innovation. Andrew J. 

McDonald*, Peter Hobbs and Susan Riha, Cornell 

University 

105-5 2:45 PM “CIESA Project, a Biointensive Model for Food 

Security in Argentina”. Juan Fernando Pia*, 

CIESA (Research and Teaching Centre of Sustainable 

Agriculture), Mark Jordan, CIESA and Conrado 

Tognetti, CEDHA & ARS 





Change—Theater 


Convenors: James Bockheim, University of Wisconsin; 

John Kimble, USDA-NRCS-NCSS; 

Chien-lu Ping, University of Alaska Fairbanks 

Presiding: Sergey Goryachkin, Russian Academy Science 

106-1 2913b Soil Organic Carbon in the Northern Circumpolar 

Permafrost Regions. Charles Tarnocai*, Agriculture 

and Agri-Food Canada 

106-2 2914a Cryosols of the Lena Delta: An Example for the 

Necessity of International Correlation between 

the Existing Classifications. Eva-Maria Pfeiffer*, 

University of Hamburg, Institute of Soil Science 

and Lars Kutzbach, University of Greifswald 

106-3 2914b Below-Ground Carbon Pools and Permafrost Instability 

in the East-European Russian Arctic. 

Galina Mazhitova*, Komi Science Center, Russian 

Academy of Sciences, Peter Kuhry, University of 

Stockholm, Naum G. Oberman, MIREKO Company 

and Vladimir Romanovsky, Geophysical Institute, 

University of Alaska, Fairbanks 

106-4 2915a Weathering, Landform and Cryogenic Features 

of Volcanic-Rock Landscape of Keller Peninsula, 

Admiralty Bay, Antartica. Carlos E.G.R. Schaefer*, 

Marcio R. Francelino, Felipe N. B. Simas, Manoel 

R. Albuquerque and Liovando M. Costa, Departamento 

do Solos-Universidade Federal de Viçosa 

106-5 2915b Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics and Microbial 

Community Structure During Climate Change 

Scenarios in Arctic Soils. Maren Oelbermann* 1 , 

Michael English2 and Sherry L. Schiff1 , (1)University 

of Waterloo, (2)Wilfrid Laurier University 


106-6 2916b Global Warming Impact on Carbon Cycle of the 

Permafrost-Affected Ecosystems in Russia. 

Vladimir Stolbovoy*, European Commission Joint 

Research Centre Institute for Environment and Sustainability 

106-7 3013a Community Size, Structure and Temperature 

Adaption of Methane Oxidizing Bacteria in Tundra 

Soils. Uta Zimmermann* 1 , Christian 

Knoblauch 1 , Martin Blumenberg 2 and Eva-Maria 

Pfeiffer 1 , (1)University of Hamburg, Institute of Soil 

Science, (2)University of Hamburg, Institute of Biogeochemistry 

and Marine Chemistry 

106-8 3013b Soil Formation in Frost-boil Environments. Yuri 

Shur* 1 , Chien-Lu Ping 1 and M. Torre Jorgenson 2 , 

(1)University of Alaska Fairbanks, (2)Alaska Biological 

Research Inc 

106-9 3014b Clay Fraction Mineralogy of Cryosols from Maritime 

Antarctica. Felipe N.B. Simas* 1 , Carlos 

E.G.R. Schaefer 1 , Vander Freitas de Melo 2 , Marcelo 

B. Guerra 3 , MArtin Saunders 4 and Robert Gilkes 4 , 

(1)Departamento do Solos-Universidade Federal de 

Viçosa, (2)Universidade Federtal do Parana, (3)Universidadde 

Federal de Viçosa, (4)University of Western 

Australia 




Applications—Theater II 



Presiding: Hangsheng Lin, Penn State Univ. 

107-1 340a Correlation of Redoximorphic Features to Hydrology. 

David L. Lindbo* 1 , Erik D. Severson2 , 

Gerren Lanier1 and Michael Vepraskas1 , (1)Soil Science 

Dept, North Carolina State Univ, (2)USDA- 

NRCS 

107-2 340b Hydropedology Applied to Imperfectly Drained 

Landscapes in Closed Basins. Jim Richardson* 

and David Hammer, NRCS-USDA 

107-3 341a Soil-Hydrology Interpretations Developed from 

Soil Surveys Based on Soil Morphology. Doug 

Wysocki*, Jim Richardson, David Hammer and 

Steve Peasley, NRCS-USDA 

107-4 341b Concepts of Pedology, Geomorphology and Hydrology 

for Flat Landscapes. Philip J. 

Schoeneberger* 1 , Jim Richardson2 , Douglas 

Wysocki3 and Wesley L. Miller1 , (1)USDA-NRCS, 

(2)NRCS-USDA, (3)Natural Resource Conservation 

Service 

107-5 342a Hydropedological Map of the Republic of Croatia. 

Zeljko Vidacek* 1 , Matko Bogunovic2 , Stjepan 

Husnjak3 , Mario Sraka3 and Aleksandra Bensa3 , 

(1)Soil Science Dept of Agricultural Faculty Univ of 

Zagreb, (2)Soil Science Dept Agricultural Faculty 

Univ of Zagreb, (3)Soil Science Dept of Agricultural 

Faculty Univ of Zagreb 

107-6 343b Capturing Heritage Soil Survey Data for Pedometric 

Analysis and Modelling: the S-map Approach. 

Allan E. Hewitt*, Linda Lilburne, Ian H. 

Lynn and Trevor H. Webb, Landcare Research 

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107-7 439a Soil Classification Based on Water and Chemical 

Transport. Virgil L. Quisenberry*, Clemson Univ 

and Sylvia Koszinski, ZALF 

107-8 439b Deriving Soils Information from Foundation 

Data and Knowledge. Daniel M. Brough* 1 , Mike 

J. Grundy 1 , Neil J. McKenzie 2 and David W. 

Jacquier 2 , (1)Natural Resources & Mines Queensland, 

(2)CSIRO Land and Water 

107-9 440a Impact of Soil Structure on Saturated Hydraulic 

Conductivity in the Piedmont of Georgia, USA. 

L.T. West*, Maria E. Abreu, David E. Radcliffe and 

Miguel L. Cabrera, University of Georgia 

107-10 440b Hydropedology in Action: Soil Changes After 40 

Years of Wastewater Irrigation. Charles Walker* 

and Hangsheng Lin, The Pennsylvania State University 

107-11 441a Modeling Soil Hydraulic Properties as a Function 

of Morphological Features and Land use. Xiaobo 

Zhou* 1 , Henry Lin 1 , ED White 2 , John Chibirka 2 and 

Yuri K. Plowden 3 , (1)Penn State Univ, (2)USDA- 

NRCS, (3)Natural Resources Conservation Service 

107-12 442a Reduction of Iron Oxides in Wetland Soils. Martin 

C. Rabenhorst* 1 , Rebecca R. Blank 2 and Bruce 

R. James 2 , (1)Univ of Maryland, (2)Univ of Maryland 

107-13 443a A Morphological Approach to Understanding 

Preferential Flow Using X-ray Computed Tomography 

and Image Analysis. Sacha J. Mooney* and 

Catherine Morris, Univ of Nottingham 

107-14 443b Hydropedology, Geomorphology and Groundwater 

Processes Hold the Keys to Land Degradation—Case 

Studies in SW Victoria, Australia. 

Richard MacEwan* 1 , Peter G. Dahlhaus 2 and Jon 

Fawcett 1 , (1)Department of Primary Industries, 

(2)Univ of Ballarat 



1.4B Indigenous Soil Classification Systems—Oral 

Presiding: P. V. Krasilnikov, Russian Academy of Sciences 

108-1 3:30 PM Indigenous Soil Classification in Mexico. Carlos 

Alberto Ortiz-Solorio* and Ma del Carmen Gutiérrez-Castorena, 

Colegio de Postgraduados 

108-2 4:00 PM Use of Ethnopedology in Soil Surveys. Joseph 

Tabor*, Univ of Arizona 

108-3 4:20 PM Mayan Soil Classification in the Yucatan State, 

Mexico. Francisco Bautista* 1 , Alfred Zinck2 and 

Héctor Estrada Medina1 , (1)FMVZ, Univ Autónoma 

de Yucatán, (2)International Institute for Geo-Information 

Science and Earth Observation 

108-4 4:40 PM Integrating Indegenous Knowledge and Conventional 

Soil Science Approacges to Detailed Soil 

Survey in Kaduna State, Nigeria. B.A. Raji* 1 , 

W.B Malgwi2 , V.O. Chude3 and F. Berding3 , (1)Dept 

of Soil science, Ahmadu Bello Univ, (2)Ahmadu 

Bello Univ, (3)FAO Nigerian Office 

108-5 5:00 PM Historical and Ethnological Outline of Brazilian 

Pedology: a Contribution. Carlos E.G.R. Schaefer*, 

Departamento do Solos-Universidade Federal 

de Viçosa 

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1.6A Imprint of Environmental Change on Paleosols 

—Theater 


Convenor: Alexander Makeev, Science Park of Moscow 

University 

Presiding: Edoardo Costantini, ISSDS 

109-1 644a Reticulate Red Clay with Aeolian Origin in 

Southern China and Its Paleo-environmental Implications. 

Xue-feng Hu*, Dept of Environmental 

Science and Engineering, Shanghai Univ 

109-2 644b Soil Non- Monetary Values. Edoardo A.C. Costantini*, 

CRA-ISSDS 

109-3 744b Using Data on Humic Acids of Paleosols Under 

Studying of the Ancient Cultural Landscapes. 

Maria Dergacheva* Sr., Institute of Soil Science and 

Agrochemistry SB RAS 

109-4 745a Podzol Development with Time on Sandy Beach 

Deposits in Southern Norway. Daniela Sauer*, 

Inst of Soil Science and Land Evaluation, Univ of 

Hohenheim, Isabelle Schülli-Maurer, Inst of Soil 

Science and Land Evaluation, Univ of Hohenheim, 

Ragnhild Sperstad, Norwegian Inst.-Land Inventory, 

Rolf Sørensen, Agricultural Univ of Norway 

and Karl Stahr, Inst of Soil Science and Land Evaluation, 

Univ of Hohenheim 

109-5 745b The Effect of Basin Subsidence and Climate 

Change on Acid Sulfate Paleosols Within the Cretaceous 

(Berriasian 137-144 Ma) Purbeck Group, 

Dorset, England. Dennis Terry* Jr. and Edwin Anderson, 

Temple Univ 

109-6 746a The Holocene Tephra-paleosol Sequences of 

Kamchatka Peninsula. Sergey A. Shoba1 , Alexander 

O. Makeev* 2 , Irina O. Alyabina2 , Maria S. 

Marechek3 , Alexei A. Sakharov3 and Lalita V. Zaharihina4 

, (1)Moscow State Univ, Soil Science Dept., 

(2)Moscow State Univ, Soil Inst, (3)Moscow State 

Univ, Soil Science Faculty, (4)Science-Research Geotechnological 

Center of the Far-East Branch of 


109-7 746b Trace Element Differentiation in Soil Patterns 

Under Tropical Rainforest, the Role of Climatic 

Change. Temgoua Emile*, Soil Science, Faculty of 

Agriculture and Agricultural Science, Univ of 

Dschang and Bitom Dieudonné, Earth Science Dept, 

Faculty of Science, Univ of Yaoundé1 

109-8 747a Soil Development on a Flight of Marine Terraces 

in Metaponto, Southern Italy. Stephen Wagner* 1 , 

Daniela Sauer1 , Christine Stein1 , Helmut Brückner2 and Karl Stahr1 , (1)Institute of Soil Science and 

Land Evaluation, University of Hohenheim, (2)Faculty 

of Geography, Philipps-University Marburg 

109-9 747b Scale, Paleoclimate, and 13C in Pedogenic Carbonate: 

From the Rhizosphere to the Biome. H. 

Curtis Monger*, New Mexico State University, Dept 

of Agronomy and Horticulture and David R. Cole, 

Oak Ridge National Laboratory 

109-10 748a Polygenetic Soils and Environmental Changes in 

the Northern Subtropical Region of China. Kening 

WU*, Department of Land Science and Technology, 

China University of Geoscience 

109-11 748b “Plinthitic Paleosols” in the Mediterranean Region: 

Examples from the Coast of Western Liguria 

(Northern Italy). Luca Trombino*, (1) University 

of Milano, Earth Sciences Department (2) 

CNR–IDPA and Ivano Rellini, University of Genova, 

DipTeRis



2.2B Adsorption Processes in Soils–Basis for Ecological 

Soil Functions—Theater II 



Experiment 

Presiding: Martin Gerzabek, University of Natural Resources 

and Applied Life Sciences 

110-1 845a Soil Minerals – Computer Simulations of Sorption 

Properties. Daniel Tunega*, Dept for Environmental 

Research, Georg Haberhauer, Dept of Environmental 

Research, Hans Lischka, Inst for Theoretical 

Chemistry, Univ of Vienna and Martin H. 

Gerzabek, Inst for Soil Research, Univ of Natural 

Resources and Applied Life Sciences 

110-2 845b Applicability of Pfeifer-Avnir fractal Method to 

Study Vapor Sorption of Organic Compounds on 

Soils. Artem A. Mishchenko*, Vladimir A. Breus, 

Sergey A. Neckludov and Irina P. Breus, Kazan State 

Univ 

110-3 101a The Forces, in Nanoscale, Involved in Adhesion 

of Soil Particles. Fabio de L. Leite, Institute of 

Physics of São Carlos, University of São Paulo 

(USP), Paulo Sergio de P. Herrmann*, Embrapa 

Agricultural Instrumentation and Ervino C. Ziemath, 

Physics Department, IGCE 

110-4 846a Microstructural Porosity, Capillary Forces, and 

Long Term Retention in Soil Particles. Yukiko O. 

Aochi and Walter Farmer*, Univ. of CA Riverside 

110-5 846b Sorption-Desorption Behavior of Atrazine in Soils 

Irrigated with Reclaimed Wastewater. Benny 

Chefetz*, Hebrew Univ of Jerusalem and Yaron 

Drori, Hebrew Univ of Jerusalem 

110-6 847a Sorption of Triazines and Trichloroethene to Homoionic 

Smectites. Vaneet Aggarwal* 1 , Hui Li1 , 

David A. Laird2 , Stephen A. Boyd1 , Cliff T. Johnston3 

and Brian J. Teppen1 , (1)Michigan State Univ, 

(2)USDA-ARS, (3)Purdue Univ 

110-7 847b Sorption of a Hydrophilic Pesticide: Effects of 

Soil Water Content and Matric Potential. Tyson 

E. Ochsner* 1 , Brandon M. Stephens2 , William C. 

Koskinen1 and Rai Kookana3 , (1)USDA-ARS, 

(2)Dep. of Soil, Water, and Climate, Univ. of Minnesota, 

(3)CSIRO Land and Water 

110-8 946a Effects of Kerogen Carbons on Extraction, Sorption 

Equilibrium and Kinetics of PAHs in Soils 

and Sediments. Yong Ran*, Guangzhou Inst of 

Geochemistry, Ke Sun, Guangzhou Inst of Geochemistry, 

Baoshan Xing, Dept of Plant, Soil, and Insect 

Sciences, Univ of Massachusetts and Peter 

Grathwohl, Center of Applied Geosciences, Univ 

of Tübingen 

110-9 946b Ionic Strength-Induced Formation of Smectite 

Quasicrystals Enhances Nitroaromatic Compound 

Sorption. Hui Li* 1 , Brian Teppen1 , David 

Laird2 , Cliff Johnston3 and Stephen A. Boyd1 , 

(1)Michigan State Univ, (2)USDA-ARS, (3)Purdue 

Univ 





Social Trade-offs—Oral 

Convenors: Lamourdia Thiombiano, FAO Regional Office 

for Africa; Alain Ruellan, INRA 

Presiding: Ricardo Ralisch, Universidade Estadual de 

Londrina 

111-1 3:30 PM Supporting Decision Making at the Regional 

Scale; An Approach to Put Soil Information in a 

Stakeholder Context. Marthijn Sonneveld* 1 , Jetse 

Stoorvogel2 , Alejandra Mora-Vallejo1 and Lieven 

Claessens1 , (1)Wageningen Univ and Research Center, 

(2)Wageningen Univ and Research Center 

111-2 4:00 PM Further Experiences with Conservation Agriculture 

in Africa. Ademir Calegari, IAPAR and John 

Ashburner*, FAO Regional Office for Africa 

111-3 4:20 PM Using GIS Tools to Identify Valuable Soils, Viable 

Farms and Vulnerable Areas. Caroline M. Alves*, 

USDA /NRCS 

111-4 4:40 PM Land Agroecological Evaluation for Designing 

the Agronomy Systems. Valeriy I. Kiryushin*, 

Russian State Agricultural Univ–MTAA, Soil Science 

Dept 

111-5 5:00 PM Socio-Economic and Environmental Impact Assessment 

of Participatory Watershed Management 

in Drylands of India. Jagir Singh Samra*, Indian 

Council of Agricultural Research 



3.5D Combating Global Soil & Land Degradation IV. Salinization, 

Sodification and Other Forms of Degradation in 

Agricultural and Native Ecosystems—Oral 

Convenors: Hong Di, Department of Soil Science; 

James Oster, Univ. of California-Riverside 

Presiding: Tibor Toth, MTA 

112-1 3:30 PM Uses and Abuses of Soil and Water Resources: An 

Historical Review. Daniel Hillel*, Goddard Institute, 

Columbia Univ 

112-2 4:00 PM Water and Soil Salinity Management and Sslt 

Redistribution in Irrigation Systems. Bernard Vincent* 

1 , Serge Marlet2 , Alain Vidal1 , Sami Bouarfa3 , 

Jingwei Wu4 , Jingzong Yang4 , Mamadou K. N’Diaye5 

, Marcel Kuper2 and Daniel Zimmer6 , (1)Cemagref, 

(2)CIRAD, (3)Cemagre, (4)Wuhan Univ, 

(5)IER, (6)World Water Council 

112-3 4:20 PM Effect of Farming Systems on Deep Drainage in 

High Salinity Hazard Area. Philippa E. Tolmie* 1 , 

Andrew JW Biggs2 , Jeremy Whish3 , D. Mark Silburn1 

and Vic French4 , (1)Dept of Natural Resources 

and Mines/APSRU, (2)Dept of Natural Resources 

and Mines, (3)CSIRO/APSRU, (4)Dept of Primary 

Industries and Fisheries/APSRU 

112-4 4:40 PM Impact of Irrigation Water Quality on Infiltration 

in a Combined Irrigation-Rain System. Donald L. 

Suarez*, USDA-ARS, U.S. Salinity Laboratory, 

Scott M. Lesch, Univ of California, Riverside and 

James Wood, USDA-ARS U. S. Salinity Laboratory 

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112-5 5:00 PM Measurement of Fluxes in the Rootzone: Tools 

and their Uses. Brent Clothier* 1 , Steve Green 1 , 

Marijn Van der Velde 2 , Glendon W. Gee 3 , Carlo van 

den Dijssel 1 , Siva Sivakumaran 1 and Markus 

Deurer 1 , (1)HortResearch, (2)Univ of Louvain (Louvain-la-Neuve), 

(3)Battelle 



4.4A Case Histories of the Relationships Among Soils 

and Societies—Oral 

Convenor: David Kissel, Soil, Plt & Water Lab., Univ. of GA 

Presiding: Pam Hazelton, University of Technology 

113-1 3:30 PM Soil and Paintings: A Way to Achieve Public 

Awareness. Fiorenzo C. Ugolini*, Dept Soil Science 

and Plant Nutrition 

113-2 3:55 PM Ancient and Recent Challenges in the Utilization 

of Soil and Water Resources in Egypt. Salah A. 

Tahoun*, Soil Science Dept, Univ of El-Zagazig 

113-3 4:15 PM From Marl to Rock Powder: On the History of 

Soil Fertility Management by Rock Materials. 

Verena Winiwarter*, Institute for Soil Science, Univ 

of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences and 

Winfried E.H. Blum, Institute for Soil Science, Univ 

of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences 

113-4 4:35 PM Some Theoretical Questions of a History of a Soil 

Cover and Civilization. Lev O. Karpachevskiy* 1 , 

Tatiana A. Zubkova2 and Yunus N. Ashinov2 , 

(1)Moscow State Univ , Faculty of Soil Science, 

(2)Moscow State Univ, Faculty of Soil Science 

113-5 4:55 PM Soil Science Knowledge and General Public: How 

to Bridge the Gap?. Maria da G. de V. X. Ferreira*, 

Univ Católica de Pernambuco and Carmem S. M. 

Masutti, Fundação Univ Federal do Vale do São 

Francisco 

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Monday–Friday, 8:00 am–6:00 pm 


Convention Center, Exhibit Hall A, Second Floor 

1.0B Soil Change in Anthropocence—Poster 

Convenor: Victor Targulian, Inst. of Geography, 


114-1 109b Estimation of Lead and Cadmium Mobility in 

the Winter Wheat System. Rimma Turekeldieva* 

Jr., Taraz State Univ named by H. Dulati 

114-2 110a Anthropogenically Transformed Grounds in the 

Conditions of Industrial Dumps Recultivation. 

Farida E. Kozybaeva*, Inst of Soil Science 

114-3 110b Stability of Ecological and Biological Properties 

of Soils to Chemical Pollution. Anna A. Popovich*, 

Alena V. Evreinova, Diana K. Aznaurjan and Sergei 

I. Kolesnikov, Rostov State Univ 

114-4 111a Change of Ecological and Biological Properties of 

Chernozem Ordinary at Pollution by Technogenic 

Products of Nonmetallic Nature. Sergei I. 

Kolesnikov* and Anna A. Popovich, Rostov State 

Univ 

114-5 111b The Modification of Humus Content in Moldova 

Chernozems Under the Process of Explotation in 

Agriculture. Serafim V. Andriesh* V, Inst for Soil 

Science 



1.0PA Multiscale Mapping of Soil Properties for 

Environmental Studies, Agriculture, and 

Decision-Making—Poster 

Convenor: Ana M. Tarquis, Dpto. Matemática Aplicada– 

E.T.S. Ing. Agrónomos–Polytechnic University of Madrid 

115-1 209a Plant Available Water Modified by Landscape. 

Sally D. Logsdon*, NSTL 

115-2 209b Potential of Soil and Water Resources forAgricultural 

Development in Bahariya Oasis. III. Potentiality 

of water resources. Mohamed Abbas 

Rasheed* and Khaled Mohamed Darwish, National 

Research Centre–Soils and Water Use Dept. 

115-3 210a Effect of Microbial Inhibitors on Nitrous Oxide 

Flux from Paddy Field. Aditi Srivastava, G.B.Pant 

Univ of Agriculture and Technology and Venkatesh 

Bharadwaj*, Dept of Agrometeorology, College of 

Agriculture, G.B. Pant Univ of Agriculture and Technology 

115-4 210b Predicting Depth to Subsurface Soil Features 

Using Differential GPS and GIS Techniques. R. L. 

Livingston*, W. D. Daniels and D.C. McMillen, 

USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 

115-5 211a SCORPAN-Based Soil-Landscape Modeling in 

North-East Florida. Sabine Grunwald* 1 , Sanjay 

Lamsal2 , G. W. Hurt3 , Gregory L. Bruland4 and 

Nicholas B. Comerford4 , (1)Soil & Water Sci. Dept., 

Univ of Florida, (2)Soil & Water Sci. Dept., Univ of 

Florida, (3)Univ of Florida, (4)Univ of Florida, IFAS 

115-6 211b Stochastic Simulations of Spatial Variability in 

Soil Properties Based on Multifractal Characteristics. 

Alexandra.N Kravchenko*, Michigan State 

Univ

115-7 212a Nitrous Oxide Emission from an Irrigated Pasture 

– Spatial Variability and Method Comparison. 

Debra A. Turner*, The Univ of Melbourne 

115-8 212b Pedological Sampling Adds Value to a Study to 

Evaluate the Status of Nitrogen, Phosphorus, And 

Potassium in the Agricultural Soils of the Lower 

Fraser Valley of British Columbia, Canada. Elizabeth 

A. Kenney* 1 , Grant Kowalenko 1 , Orlando W. 

Schmidt 2 and Geoff Hughes-Games 2 , (1)Agriculture 

& Agri-Food Canada, (2)British Columbia Ministry 

of Agriculture and Lands 

115-9 213a Soil Patterns in Bangladesh. Syed Elahi*, Dhaka 

Univ, M. S. Hussain, Dhaka University, Hari 

Eswaran, USDA/NRCS Soil Survey Division and M. 

M. Hoque, Soil Resources Development Institute 

115-10 213b Soil Mapping Unit Discrimination by Using Remote 

Sensing in Varamin Area of Iran. Fereydoon 

Sarmadian* and Kamran Moravej, Soil Science 

Dept Faculty of Soil and Water, Univ of Tehran 

115-11 214a Predicting Soil Moisture in the Field from Amplitude 

Temperature. Abdul Wahab A. R. Al-kayssi* 1 , 

Abdullah Najim Al-Ani 1 and Ali Abas AlKaraghouli 

2 , (1)Ministry of Agriculture, (2)Solar Energy 


115-12 214b Total Heavy Metal Spatial Patterns in Calcareous 

and Saline Soils of Khuzestan Alluvial Plain, 

Southwest of Iran. Amir H. Charkhabi* Sr., Soil 

Conservation and Watershed Management Research 

Institute of Iran 

115-13 215a Geographic Mapping and Analysis Using GIS of 

Study Areas in Bahariya Oasis, Egypt. Mohamed 

Abbas Rasheed, Soils & Water Use Dept, National 

Research Centre (NRC), Khaled Mohamed Darwish*, 

Soils & Water Use Depy, National Research 

Centre (NRC), and Reinhard Zölitz-Moeöller, Institut 

For Geographie und Geologie 

115-14 215b Field-scale Spatial Relations Between Surface 

Topography, Electrical Conductivity, and Superficial 

Aquifer Ion Concentrations. Francis Casey* 

and Nathan E. Derby, North Dakota State Univ 

115-15 216a Wavelet Transform Applied to Dye Stained Images 

from percolation field process. J.A. Piñuela*, 

Univ Europea de Madrid, D. Andina, E.T.S. Ing. 

Telecomunicaciones–Polytechnic Univ of Madrid 

(UPM), Kevin McInnes, Texas A&M Univ. and Ana 

M. Tarquis, Dept. Matemática Aplicada–E.T.S. Ing. 

Agrónomos–Polytechnic Univ of Madrid 

115-16 216b Mechanism of Nickel Accumulation by Ricinus 

communis Plant Species. Malarkodi Maruthan* 

and Krishnasamy Ramasamy, Tamil Nadu Agricultural 

Univ 

115-17 217a Satellite and Airborne Remote Sensing for Rapid 

Assessment of Surface Soil Properties. Dana Sullivan* 

1 , Joey N. Shaw 2 , Paul Mask 2 , D. Rickman 3 , 

J.C. Luvall 3 and JM Wersinger 2 , (1)USDA-ARS 

Southeast Watershed Research, (2)Auburn Univ, 

(3)Global Hydrology and Climate Center, NASA 

115-18 217b Predicting Organic Matter Thickness and Decomposition 

Status in New Hampshire Peatlands 

Using Geomorphic and Vegetative Patterns. Donald 

R. Keirstead*, United States Dept of Agriculture 


115-19 309a A Comparison of Model-Predicted Evapotranspiration 

by the SWAT Model With Real and 

Modeled Meterology. Julie Earls*, Univ of South 

Florida–St. Petersburg, Geospatial Analytics Lab 

and Barnali Dixon, Univ of South Florida–St. Petersburg, 

Dept. of Environmental Science & Policy & 

Geography 


115-20 309b Regional-Scale Spatial Patterns of Soil C, N, and 

Water Properties from Detailed Soil Surveys 

Combined with Soil Characterization Data for 

Sites in Western Oregon, USA. Jeffrey S. Kern* 1 , 

Mark Johnson 2 , Robert B. McKane 2 and Jana E. 

Compton 2 , (1)Dynamac Corp for US EPA, (2)U.S. 

EPA-Natl.Health & Envl.Effects 

115-21 310a Modeling P Dynamics and Crop Responses in 

Contrasting Soils of the Tropics. Robert J. Delve*, 

TSBF-CIAT Zimbabwe and Merv Probert, CSIRO 

Sustainable Ecosystems 

115-22 310b Scale- and Location-Dependent Correlations of 

Soil Strength and Wheat Biomass. M.J. Pringle and 

R. Murray Lark*, Environmetrics Group, Bioinformatics 

and Biomathematics Division, Rothamsted 

Research 

115-23 311a Application of Statistical Multivariate Procedures 

to Study Patterns of Similarity Between Different 

Soils. A. De Souza 1 , G. Gasco* 2 , A. Saa 2 and M. 

Cruz Díaz 3 , (1)Univ Politécnica de Madrid, (2)Dept. 

Edafología–E.T.S. Ing. Agrónomos–Polytechnic 

Univ of Madrid, (3)Dept. Edafología–E.T.S. Ing. 


115-24 311b A New Perspective to Diffuse Reflectance Spectroscopy: 

A Wavelet Approach. Yufeng Ge 1 , 

Cristine Morgan* 2 and J. Alex Thomasson 1 , (1)Texas 

A&M Univ, Dept of Biological and Agricultural Engineering, 

(2)Texas A&M Univ, Dept of Soil & Crop 


115-25 312a Soil Information for Germany: The 2006 Position. 

Wolf Eckelmann*, Federal Institute for Geosciences 

and Natural Resources (BGR) 

115-26 312b Distribution of Soils in the Landscape of the Distrito 

Federal, Brazil. Marilusa P. C. Lacerda* and 

Inara O. Barbosa, Univ of Brasilia 

115-27 313a Increasing Accuracy of the Hungarian National 

1:25,000 Scale Spatial Soil Information System. 

László Pásztor* and József Szabó, Research Institute 

for Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry of the 

Hungarian Academy of Sciences 

115-28 313b Use of Hyperspectral VNIR Spectroscopy and 

(Co)Kriging for Spatial Assessment of Soil Properties. 

Ali Volkan Bilgili* 1 , Harold M. Van Es 1 , 

Fevzi Akbas 2 , Rifat Akis 3 , W. Dean Hively 4 and 

Stephen D. DeGloria 1 , (1)Cornell Univ, (2)Gaziosmanpasa 

Univ, (3)Univ of Wyoming, College of 

Agriculture, Renewable Resources, Soil Science 

Dept, (4)USDA-ARS Environmental Quality Laboratory 

115-29 314a Spatial Variability of Arsenic in Water, Soil and 

Rice in a Contaminated Area of Bangladesh. Zia 

Uddin Ahmed* 1 , John M. Duxbury 1 , Stephen De- 

Gloria 1 and Golam M. Panaullah 2 , (1)Cornell Univ, 

(2)CIMMYT Bangladesh 

115-31 315a Household Level Influence on Spatial Variability 

of Soil Properties in Western Kenya. Jane J. Kapkiyai* 

1 , Stephen D. Degloria 1 , John M. Duxbury 1 , 

Alice N. Pell 1 , Bernard Vanlauwe 2 and David M. 

Mbugua 3 , (1)Cornell Univ, Crop and Soil Sciences 

Dept, (2)Tropical Soil Biology and Fertility Institute 

of CIAT, (3)World Agroforestry Centre 

115-32 315b Runoff Potential Risk Map Based on CN Method 

in Korea. Suk Young Hong* 1 , Kang Ho Jung 1 , Yi 

Hyun Kim 1 , Yeong Sang Jung 2 and Han Kang 

Kwak 1 , (1)National Institute of Agricultural Science 

and Technology, RDA, (2)Kangwon National Univ 

115-33 316a Clay Mineralogical Composition Map of Paddy 

Soils in Miyagi Prefecture, Northeastern Japan. 

Oki Sano* 1 , Toyoaki Ito 1 , Tadashi Ando 1 , Masami 

Nanzyo 2 , Genya Saito 1 , Kimio Saito 3 and Masahiko 

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POSTERS


Saigusa 1 , (1)Field Science Center, Graduate School 

of Agricultural Science, Tohoku Univ, (2)Graduate 

School of Agricultural Science, Tohoku Univ, 

(3)Miyagi Pref. Furukawa Agricultural Experiment 

Station 

115-34 316b Classification and Diversion of Soils in Central 

Greece. Agelos B. Papaioannou, Panagiotis 

Plageras*, Kostas Kakavas, Eleni Dovriki and Athanatios 

Paliatsos, Dept of Environment, School of 

Medical Laboratories, Highest Technological Educational 

Institution, Larissa, Greece 

115-35 317a Digital Landscape Metrics for the Soil Survey 

Update of Potter County, Pennsylvania. T.M. 

Prescott* 1 , Y.K. Plowden 2 , M.P. McDevitt 2 , W.J. 

Waltman 3 , A.R. Topalanchik 1 and Edward J. 

Ciolkosz 4 , (1)USDA-NRCS, MLRA 13 Region, 

(2)USDA/NRCS–Central PA Soil Survey Office, 

(3)USDA/NRCS–MLRA Region 13, (4)Dept of 

Crop and Soil Science, The Pennsylvania State Univ 

115-36 317b Potential and Present Soil Erosion by water in the 

Mesopotamia-Litoral Region of Argentina. 

Roberto P. Marano 1 , Graciela Pusineri 2 , Silvia 

Imhoff* 1 and Miguel A. Pilatti 1 , (1)Facultad de Ciencias 

Agrarias, Universidad Nacional del Litoral, 

(2)Facultad de Ingeniería y Ciencias Hídricas, Universidad 

Nacional del Litoral 

115-37 318a A Soil Landscape Modeling Framework for Soil 

Survey Updates: A Case Study in Southeastern 

Ohio. Brian Slater* and Sakthi Kumaran Subburayalu, 

School of Natural Resources 

115-38 409a Assessing Field Soil Organic Matter Content 

Using Electromagnetic Induction Techniques. 

Gonzalo Martinez* Sr., Karl Vanderlinden and 

Rafaela Ordoñez, I.F.A.P.A.–C.I.C.E (Junta de Andalucia) 

115-39 409b Soil Climate Atlas of the Northeast U.S. D.A. 

Miller* 1 , W.J. Waltman 1 , Edward J. Ciolkosz 2 , K. 

Eggleston 3 , Brian W. Bills 1 , R.A. White 4 , Stephen 

Crawford 1 , J. L. Sloan 1 , J. Voortman 1 , T.M. Prescott 5 

and Sharon Waltman 6 , (1)Earth and Environmental 

Systems Institute, The Pennsylvania State Univ, 

(2)Dept. of Crop and Soil Science, The Pennsylvania 

State Univ, (3)Northeast Regional Climate Center, 

(4)Earth and Environmental Systems Institute, 

(5)USDA-NRCS, MLRA 13 Region, (6)USDA- 

NRCS-National Geospatial Development Center 

115-40 410a Electromagnetic Mapping of Salinity and Boron 

for Site-specific Seeding Management in Cotton 

Fields. Florence Cassel S.*, California State Univ at 

Fresno 

115-41 410b Integrating Soil Survey, Research, and Outreach 

in California’s National Parks. Dylan Beaudette* 1 , 

Anthony O’Geen 2 , Kenneth Oster 3 , Valerie Bullard 3 , 

Susan Southard 3 , David W. Smith 4 and Pete 

Biggam 5 , (1)Land, Air & Water Resources, Univ of 

California, (2)Land, Air & Water Resources, Univ of 

California, (3)USDA-NRCS, (4)USDA Natural Resources 

Conservation Service, (5)NPS 

115-42 411a High-resolution Soil Survey Using SoLIM Based 

on 1-foot DEM. James E. Burt*, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 

Qiguang Zhu, Department of Geography, 

University of Wisconsin-Madison, Duane 

Simonson, USDA-Natural Resources Conservation 

Service, Tom Hunt, University of Wisconsin-Platteville 

Pioneer Farm and A.-Xing Zhu, State Key 

Laboratory of Resources and Environmental Information 

System, Institute of Geographical Sciences 

and Natural Resources 

115-43 411b Utilization of a Soil Database for the Needs of 

Rural Area Management. Piotr Sklowodowski*, 

Warsaw Univ of Technology, Dept of soil science 

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and soil conservation, Antoni Szafranek, Warsaw 

Univ of Technology, Dept of Soil Science and Soil 

Conservation, Anna Bielska, Warsaw Univ of Technology, 

Dept. of Soil Science and Soil Conservation 

and Aleksandra Polcik, Warsaw Univ of Technology, 

Dept of Soil Science and Soil Conservation 

115-44 412a The Use of Soil Mapping with the Aim of Improving 

Farming Practices in a Region of Crete, 

Greece. Evangelia Vavoulidou* 1 , Elisabethe 

Avramidis 1 , Periclis Papadopoulos 1 , Athanasios 

Charoulis 2 , Theodoros Karyotis 2 and Kostaninos 

Soulis 3 , (1)Soil Science Institute of Athens,NA- 

GREF, (2)Inst.of Soil Mapping and Classification, 

(3)Agricultural Univerisity of Athens,Dep.of Nat. 

Resources Devel. and Agr. Engineering 

115-45 412b Characterization of the Soils and Evaluation of 

Sustainability Use of the Lands in Distrito Federal, 

Brazil. Marilusa P. C. Lacerda*, Inara O. Barbosa, 

Marina R. Bilich, Cristhian S. Ferreira, Aurelio. 

A. A. Chaves, Fabio A. Carvalho and Anete D. 

Meira, University of Brasilia 

115-46 413a Reconsidering Soil Survey Information Delivery 

in the 21st Century. Douglas A. Miller* 1 , Brian W. 

Bills 1 , Sharon W. Waltman 2 , William J. Waltman 1 

and Edward J. Ciolkosz 1 , (1)The Pennsylvania State 

University, (2)USDA-NRCS-NGDC 

115-47 413b Gradient Distribution of Four Invader Plants in 

Relation to Soil and Other Factors in CataluÑa 

(Ne Spain). E. Sobrino* 1 , Mario Sanz Elorza 2 , Elias 

D. Dana Sanchez 3 , José Miguel Soriano Páez 1 and 

Alberto Gonzalez Moreno 4 , (1)Departamento de 

Producción vegetal: Botánica y Protección Vegetal. 

Univ. Politécnica de Madrid, (2)Ministerio de Hacienda, 

(3)Universidad de Almeria, (4)INIA 

115-48 414a Seronet- a Robust Algorithm to Fit Neural Network 

Models for Pedotransfer Functions. Carlos 

Alberto Alves Varella* and Marcos Bacis Ceddia, 

UFRRJ 

115-49 414b Effect of Organic and Inorganic Sources of Nutrients 

on Availabality and Uptake of Major and 

Secondary Nutrients in Eastern Dry Zone of Karnataka,India. 

Veerabhadraiah and Chamegowda 

Badrinath*, UAS,GKVK,Bangalore-560065 

115-50 415a Development of the Geographic Information System 

on Soils of European Russia for Modeling 

Carbon Dynamics in Agricultural Lands. Polina 

V. Koroleva* and Dimitry I. Rukhovich, V.V. 


115-51 415b Estimating Carbon Stocks at the Field-Management 

Scale. Michael L. Thompson* 1 , Teresita Chua- 

Ona 1 , Jessica Hutchison 2 and Ya-Fang Wu 3 , (1)Iowa 

State University, (2)Cameron University, (3)University 

of Connecticut 

115-52 416a Soil and Ground Water Based Approach for Sustainable 

Agricultural Development : Grass Roots 

Applications of Remote Sensing and GIS in Indian 

Context. V.K. Verma*, P.K. Sharma, P.K. Litoria 

and D.C. Loshali, Punjab Remote Sensing Centre, 

Ludhiana, India 

115-53 416b Artificial Neural Network to Map Spatial Variability 

of Field Capacity. Marcos Bacis Ceddia* 1 , 

Carlos Alberto Alves Varella 1 , Sidney Vieira 2 and 

Francisco de Assis de Carvalho Pinto 3 , (1)UFRRJ, 

(2)Instituto Agronômico, (3)UFV 

115-54 417a Spatial Distribution of Nutrients and Status of 

Fertility in Arable Greek Soils. Theodore Karyotis* 

1 , Th Mitsimponas 2 , M Tziouvalekas 2 and A 

Drosos 2 , (1)National Agricultura; Research Foundation, 

(2)National Agricultural Research Foundation, 

Institute for Soil Mapping and Classification

115-55 417b Spatial Variation of Available Soil Phosphorus 

in Microplot Rainfall Simulation Studies. Murray 

R. Hart* and Peter S. Cornish, Univ of Western Sydney 

115-56 418a Similarity Analysis of Crop Fields for Mapping 

Soil Organic Carbon. Feng Chen* 1 , D.E. Kissel 2 , 

L.T. West 1 , W. Adkins 1 , D. Rickman 3 and J.C. Luvall 

3 , (1)Dept of Crop and Soil Sciences, Univ of 

Georgia, (2)Dept of Crop and Soil Sciences, Univ of 

Georgia, (3)Global Hydrology and Climate Center, 

NASA 

115-57 418b Humic Acids and Aggregate Stability in Organically 

Amended Semiarid Soils. Emanuela 

Margherita* 1 , Gennaro Brunetti 2 , Carlos G. 

Izquierdo 3 , Nadia Vignozzi 4 , Sergio Pellegrini 4 , Marcello 

Pagliai 4 and Nicola Senesi 1 , (1)DIBCA–Univ 

of Bari, (2)DIBCA–Univ of Bari, (3)Centro de 

Edafologia y Biologia Aplicada del Segura–CEBAS- 

CSIC, (4)CRA-ISSDS 




Disciplinary Soil Science Knowledge for Soil-Water- 

Plant-Environment Systems—Poster 

Convenor: Lajpat Ahuja, USDA-ARS, Great Plains Systems 

Research Unit 

116-1 120a Wetland Ecosystem: Soil and Water Characterization 

in Relation to Crop Productivity and Economic 

Stability for Resource-Poor Farm Families. 

Anandamoy Puste*, Dilip Kumar Das and Kalyan 

Jana, Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya (Agril. 

Univ) 

116-2 120b Assessability of Nitrate Pollution in Groundwater 

Using Integrated GIS-Model Approach. 

Bhupinder Singh*, Punjab Agricultural Univ, Ludhiana 

116-3 121a Using Soil Survey to Evaluate the Impact of Agricultural 

Land on Natural Water Resources. 

Moustafa A. Elrashidi* and Dewayne Mays, 

USDA/NRCS, National Soil Survey Center 

116-4 121b The Analytical Solutions of Three Dimensional 

Heat Equation for Thermal Pulse Method. Gang 

Liu* Sr., China Agricultural Univ 

116-5 122a Monte Carlo Calculation of a Properly Paraffin 

Cube for Moisture Measurement Near the Soil 

Surface by Neutron Probe. Ali Asghar Mowlavi, 

Physics Dept, School of Sciences, Tarbiat Moallem 

Univ of Sabzevar and Mohamad Hadi Hadizadeh 

Yazdi*, Ohio Univ 

116-6 123a Study of Migration of Polluting Substances in 

Soil on the Basis of Mathematical Modeling. F. 

Mikailsoy*, Univ of Selcuk and A.I. Mamedov, 

USDA-ARS, National Soil Erosion Research Laboratory 

116-7 124a Problems of Heat and Mass Transfer in Different 

Genesis’ Soils. Akif P. Gerayzade*, Institute Soil 

Science and Agrochemistry 

116-8 124b Statistical-Physical Models for Estimation a Heat 

and Mass Transfer Properties in Soil from Easy 

Measured Soil Components. Boguslaw Usowicz*, 

Institute of Agrophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences 


116-9 125a A Theory for Simultaneous Measurement of the 

Thermal Properties of a Soil with Water Flows in 

the Soil and the Velocity Vector of the Water 

Flowing in the Soil. Michihiro Hara* and Akira 

Endo, Iwate Univ 

116-10 125b Numerical Approach Using Binary Transport 

Theory in Soil Water Evaporation. Yukari 

Imoto* 1 , Yu Amemiya 2 , Sunhoon Lee 1 and Isao 

Machida 3 , (1)Graduate School of Science and Technology, 

Chiba Univ, (2)Japanese Institute of Landscape 

Architecture, (3)National Institute of Advance 

Industrial Science and Technology 

116-11 126a Simultaneous Measurement of Water Flux Density 

Vector and Thermal Properties of a Soil. Akira 

ENDO*, National Institute of Industrial Safety, Construction 

Safety Research Division and Michihiro 

Hara, Iwate Univ, Faculty of Agriculture 

116-12 126b Water Uptake: a Moving Boundary Model. Jorge 

L. Blengino 1 , Juan C. Reginato* 1 and Domingo A. 

Tarzia 2 , (1)Univ Nacional de Río Cuarto, (2)Univ 

Austral 

116-13 127a The Effect of Exchange Cations 0n Decreasing of 

Soil Moisture Energy. Ivan I. Sudnitsyn I.*, 

Lomonosov Univ 

116-14 127b An Inverse Method to Estimate the Source-Sink 

Term of Convection-Dispersion Equation. Jianchu 

Shi 1 , Qiang Zuo* 1 and Renduo Zhang 2 , (1)China 

Agricultural Univ, (2)Univ of Wyoming 

116-15 220a Application of System Simulation Modeling in 

Pest Management. Subhash Chander, Unit of Simulation 

& Informatics, Indian Agricultural Research 

Institute, New Delhi, India and L. R. Ahuja*, USDA- 

ARS-GPSR 

116-16 220b Sensibility of Soil Moisture to Soil Thermal Diffusivity 

in a Typical Semi-Arid Narrow Soil. Alain 

M.B. Passerat de Silans* Sr., Lovania M. Werlang 

and Maurício C. Goldfarb, Univ federal da Paraíba– 

Brazil 

116-17 221a Crop Growth Models. Nozar Ghahreman*, Univ of 

Tehran 

116-18 221b Combining Simultaneous Heat and Water 

(SHAW) with Photosynthesis Model to Simulate 

Water and CO2 Fluxes Over Wheat Canopy. 

Qiang Yu*, Institute of Geographical Sciences and 

Natural Resources Research and Gerald Flerchinger, 

USDA-ARS Northwest Watershed Research Center 

116-19 222a Impact of Paddy Rice Cultivation on Water Environment 

in View of Nitrogen Flow in Watersheds 

in Korea. Kee-An Roh*, Min-Kyeong Kim, 

Nam-Jong Lee, Mun-Hwan Koh and Jeong-Taek 

Lee, Division of Agriculrural Eenvironmet and Ecology, 

National Institute of Agricultural Science 

andTechnology 

116-20 222b The Determination of In-Situ Soil Thermal Diffusivity: 

The Case of a Narrow Semi-Arid Soil. 

Alain M.B. Passerat de Silans* Sr., Lovania M. Werlang 

and Mauricio C. Goldfarb, Univ federal da 

Paraíba–Brazil 

116-21 223a “FIT” Method for Calculation of Soil Particle 

Size Distribution from Stored Density-Time Data 

Base. Balázs Kovács, Univ of Szeged, Dept of Mineralogy, 

Geochemistry and Petrology, Imre 

Czinkota*, Szent Istvan Univ, Dept of Soil Science 

and Agricultural Chemistry, Lászlo Tolner, Szent 

István Univ, Dept of Soil Science and Agricultural 

Chemistry and György Czinkota, ALTAIR LTD 

116-22 223b Soil Change in Southeastern USA Ultisols. Joey N. 

Shaw* 1 , Iyassu Fesha 2 , D. Wayne Reeves 3 , C. Wesley 

Wood 4 , Yucheng Feng 1 and M. Lee Norfleet 5 , 

(1)Auburn Univ, (2)Ministry of Ag Res & Human 

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POSTERS


Res, (3)USDA-ARS, (4)Dept of Agronomy and 

Soils, (5)USDA NRCS RIAD 

116-23 224a Modeling Crop Yield with Combined Multi-Scale 

Soil Data and Remote Sensing Observations. Xianzeng 

Niu*, Eric W. Warner and Gary W. Petersen, 

Penn State Univ 

116-24 224b Regional Estimation of Nitrate Leaching and 

Ground Water Pollution with the Land Resources 

Information System SLISYS-Neckar. Thomas 

Gaiser* and Heike Weippert, Univ of Hohenheim 

116-25 225a Postagrogenic Transformation and Changes in 

the Water Balance of Loamy Soils under Spruce 

Plantation and Fallow in the Southern Taiga 

Zone. Sergei F. Khokhlov*, V.V. Dokuchaev Soil 


116-26 225b Back to the Tortuosity and Corelation Function 

of Mualem (1976). Yechezkel Mualem* and Arkadi 

Berezkin, Hebrew Univ of Jerusalem, Faculty of 

Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences 

116-27 226a Sensitivity of Decisions Based on the Pesticide 

Economic and Environmental Tradeoffs (PEET) 

Decision-Support System to Uncertain Input Parameters. 

David Nofziger*, Oklahoma State Univ 

116-28 226b The Canadian Agri-Environmental Indicators 

for Nitrogen: Residual Soil Nitrogen and the Risk 

of Water Contamination by Nitrate-N. Craig F. 

Drury* 1 , Jingyi Yang 1 , Reinder DeJong 1 , Xueming 

Yang 1 , Ted Huffman 1 and D. Keith Reid 2 , (1)Agriculture 

& Agri-Food Canada, (2)OMAF 

116-29 227b Electro-tropism in “Soil-Plant” System. Anatoly 

Pozdnyakov, Moscow State Univ, Larisa Pozdnyakova*, 

RiceTec, Inc. and Gennady Fedotov, 

Moscow State Univ of Forest 

116-30 319b Monitoring Tillage Effects on Soil Water Dynamics 

Using Automated Time-Domain Reflectometry. 

Robert C. Schwartz*, R. Louis Baumhardt and 

Steven R. Evett, USDA-ARS 

116-31 320a Application of Cropgro-Peanut Model to Evaluate 

Groundnut Growth and Yield in Some Farming 

Zones of Ghana. Emmanuel Dugan*, Soil Science 

Dept, Univ of Ghana, Legon and Samuel G. K. 

Adiku, Dept of Soil Science, Univ of Ghana, Legon 

116-32 320b Spatial and Temporal Variance of Biomass Development. 

Ole Wendroth* 1 , Dennis Egli 1 , K. Christian 

Kersebaum 2 and Donald R. Nielsen 3 , (1)Univ of 

Kentucky, (2)Institute for Ecosystem Modelling, 

(3)Univ of California, Dept LAWR Hydrologic Science 

116-33 321a Web-Based Meteorological/Soil Profile Data Dissemination 

and Visualization:. Teferi Tsegaye* 1 , 

Mezemir Wagaw 1 , Marius Schamschula 1 , Wubishet 

Tadesse 1 , Robert Metzl 1 , Tommy Coleman 1 and 

Garry L. Schaefer 2 , (1)Alabama A&M Univ, 

(2)USDA-NRCS 

116-34 321b Adapting Agricultural Practices in the Western 

Interior of South Africa to Optimize Water Harvesting 

for Crop Production. Josias Eduard Hoffman*, 

Stellenbosch Univ 

116-35 322a The Relationships Between the Organically- 

Bound Iron in the River Water and the Environmental 

Factors of Watershed. Masahiko Saigusa 1 , 

Daisuke Kunii* 2 , Genya Satio 1 and Toyoaki Ito 1 , 

(1)Tohoku Univ, (2)Tohoku University 

116-36 322b Evaluating Regulated Deficit Irrigation (RDI) 

Practices for Citrus Production in South Africa. 

Josias Eduard Hoffman*, Stellenbosch Univ 

116-37 323a Temporal Effects of N Source and Timing of N 

Fertilization on 15 N of Chinese Cabbages and 

Soil. Seok-In Yun* 1 , Hee-Myong Ro 1 , Eui-Yong 

92 

Yun 1 and Woo-Jung Choi 2 , (1)Dept of Applied Biology 

and Chemistry, School of Agricultural 

Biotechnology, Seoul National Univ, (2)Dept of 

Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, Institute 

of Agricultural Science and Technology, Chonnam 

National Univ 

116-38 323b Nitrogen Rates Affected Biomass Production and 

N Uptake of Chinese Cabbages under Elevated 

Atmospheric CO 2 and Temperature. Seok-In 

Yun 1 , Hee-Myong Ro 1 , Woo-Jung Choi 2 , Jong-Seo 

Choi 1 and Young-Jun Nam* 1 , (1)Dept of Applied Biology 

and Chemistry, School of Agricultural 

Biotechnology, Seoul National Univ, (2)Dept of 

Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, Institute 

of Agricultural Science and Technology, Chonnam 

National Univ 

116-39 324a Assessing the Impact of Spatial Variability of Soil 

and Vegetation on Catchment Water Balance – A 

Case Study in Simmons Creek Catchment. Enli 

Wang*, Hamish Cresswell and Mark Glover, CSIRO 

Land and Water 

116-40 324b Temporal Effects of Soil Moisture Tension and 

Salinity on Carbon Isotope Composition During 

Carbon Assimilation in Lettuce and Young 

Radish. Hee-Myong Ro 1 , Young-Dae Choi 2 , Seok- 

In Yun 1 , Jong-Seo Choi* 1 and Jae-Min Kim 1 , 

(1)Dept of Applied Biology and Chemistry, School 

of Agricultural Biotechnology, Seoul National Univ, 

(2)Yeongnam Agricultural Research Institute, NICS, 

RDA 

116-41 325a An Empirical Test of Nitrogen Saturation in the 

Understory of the Catskill Mountains of New 

York. Anthony S. Eallonardo* Jr. 1 , Donald J. 

Leopold 1 , Gregory Lawrence 2 and Laura A. Heath 1 , 

(1)State Univ of New York College of Environmental 

Science and Forestry, (2)U.S. Geological Survey 

116-42 325b Natural Abundances of Crop and Soil N Can 

Evaluate the Contribution of N Source to Crop N. 

Hee-Myong Ro* and Seok-In Yun, Dept of Applied 

Biology and Chemistry, School of Agricultural 

Biotechnology, Seoul National Univ 

116-43 326a Active Learning: International Agriculture Using 

the Internet as a Teaching Tool in Brazil. Rosa 

GUEDES*, Philadelphia Univ 

116-44 326b Linking Dynamic and Chemical Representations 

of Soil Carbon: Carbohydrates as a Case Study. 

Delphine Derrien* 1 , Christine Marol 2 and Jerome 

Balesdent 2 , (1)Laboratoire Sol et Environnement, 

INPL-ENSAIA, (2)Laboratoire d’Ecologie Microbienne 

de la Rhizosphere, UMR 6191 

116-45 327a Soil Climate Regimes of West Virginia. T.M. 

Prescott* 1 , James Thompson 2 , John Sencindiver 2 , 

W.J. Waltman 3 , S.G. Carpenter 1 and Sharon W. Waltman 

4 , (1)USDA-NRCS, MLRA 13 Region, (2)West 

Virginia Univ, (3)USDA/NRCS–MLRA Region 13, 

(4)USDA-NRCS-NGDC 

116-46 327b Gypsophile or Extremophile? A Case Study Examining 

the Relationship between Gypsum Soils 

and the Rare Species that Occur on Them. Patrick 

Drohan* 1 , Brenda Buck 1 and Douglas Merkler 2 , 

(1)Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas, (2)USDA NRCS 

116-47 419a Effective Soil Hydraulic Properties at the Landscape 

Scale and beyond. Jianting Zhu* 1 , Binayak 

Mohanty 2 and Narendra Das 2 , (1)Desert Research 

Institute, (2)Texas A&M Univ 

116-48 419b An Inexpensive and Simple Method to Demonstrate 

Water Infiltration and Water-Holding Capacity 

in the Field and Classroom. Susan E. Samson-Liebig* 

1 , Kristine A. Nichols 2 and Mark A. 

Liebig 2 , (1)USDA-NRCS, (2)USDA-ARS

116-49 420a Integration of the Explicit Root Growth Model 

SIMROOT with a Canopy Crop Growth Model. 

Raul Jaramillo and Jonathan P. Lynch*, Pennsylvania 

State Univ 

116-50 420b Phosphorus Losses in a Ditch-Drained Farming 

System in the Delmarva Peninsula. Arthur L. 

Allen* 1 , Peter Kleinman 2 , Andrew Sharpley 2 , Peter 

Vadas 2 and Brian Needelman 3 , (1)Univ of Maryland 

Eastern Shore, (2)USDAAgricultural Research 

Service, (3)Univ of Maryland 

116-51 421a Using the Riparian Ecosystem Management 

Model to Determine when Vegetated Filter Strips 

Are Sources or Sinks for Phosphorus. Jennifer K. 

Gilbert* 1 , J. Thomas Sims 1 and R. R. Lowrance 2 , 

(1)Univ of Delaware, (2)USDA-ARS S.E. Watershed 

Res. Lab. 

116-52 421b An Improved Agricultural System Model for 

Space-Time Simulation of Agricultural Landscape 

Variability. James C. Ascough II 1 , L. Ma 1 , 

Timothy Green* 1 , Gerald Flerchinger 2 , Gregory S. 

McMaster 1 , Lajpat Ahuja 1 and Bruce Vandenberg 1 , 

(1)USDA-ARS-NPA, Great Plains Systems Research 

Unit, (2)USDA-ARS Northwest Watershed 


116-53 422a Using Dynamic Crop Simulation Models and Statistical 

County Yield Estimates to Determine the 

Spatial and Temporal Variability of Peanut Yield. 

Axel Garcia y Garcia*, Larry C. Guerra, Joel Paz and 

Gerrit Hoogenboom, The Univ of Georgia 

116-54 422b Simulating the Soil Organic Carbon Dynamic 

for Different Crop Rotations in Southwest Burkina 

Faso. Cecilia M. Tojo Soler*, The Univ of Georgia, 

Vincent Bado, Inera, McNair Bostick, Univ of 

Florida, Gerrit Hoogenboom, Univ of Georgia and 

James Jones, University of Florida 

116-55 423a Global Interactive Index for Soil Production and 

Degradation Assessment. Miguel A. Pilatti, Daniel 

Grenon, Jorge Orellana and Silvia Imhoff*, Facultad 

de Ciencias Agrarias, Univ Nacional del Litoral 

116-56 423b A Spatially Referenced Agricultural Decision 

Support Tool (ADST) for Irrigated Wheat and 

Maize. Deli Chen*, Yong Li, Robert White and 

Robert Edis, The Univ of Melbourne 

116-57 424a Defining and Measuring Soil Quality and Health 

in Intensively Managed Turfgrass Systems. Anthony 

Koski* and Yaling Qian, Colorado State Univ 

116-58 424b Landscape Modelling of Residual Soil Nitrogen 

and Non-Growing Season Nitrogen Leaching 

Using a Canadian Agricultural Nitrogen Budget 

Model (CANB v2.0). Jingyi Yang*, Reinder De 

Jong, Craig F. Drury, Ted Huffman, Valerie Kirkwood 

and Xueming Yang, Agriculture and Agri- 

Food Canada 

116-59 425a Effect of Application of Composted Cattle Manure 

on Cd Leaching from Unpolluted Paddy 

Fields. Kaoru Abe* 1 , Saeko Kaburagi Yada 1 , Takeshi 

Ota 2 , Tetsuya Ishikawa 2 and Motohiko Ishida 2 , 

(1)National Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences, 

(2)National Agricultural Research Center 

116-60 425b Determination of the Behavior and the Transport 

Parameters of Chromium in Soil-Water Systems. 

Imre Czinkota* 1 , Ibrahim Issa 2 , Gabriella 

Rétháti 2 and Balázs Kovács 3 , (1)Szent Istvan Univ, 

Dept of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, 

(2)Szent Istvan Univ, (3)Univ of Szeged, Dept of 

Mineralogy, Geochemistry and Petrology 

116-61 426a A Functional Crop Growth Model to Reveal Soil- 

Water-Plant-Environment Interactions under 

Different Climatic, Edaphic and Management 

Conditions in Tropical Cropping Systems. Ann 


Verdoodt* and Eric Van Ranst, Ghent Univ, Laboratory 


116-62 426b Evaluating the Proportion of Nitrified N Emitted 

as N 2O, under Unsaturated and Saturated Conditions, 

Using 15 N Tracers. Olivier Mathieu*, Jean 

Lévêque, Catherine Hénault, Marie-Jeanne Milloux, 

Francis Andreux and Elise Baujard, UMR 1229 Microbiologie 

et Géochimie des Sols 



1.0WA Soil Geochemical Patterns at Regional, National, 

and International Scales—Poster 

Convenor: David Smith, U.S. Geological Survey 

117-1 128a Geochemical Signatures From Within and 

Around Old Farms. Donald A. Davidson*, Univ of 

Stirling, Clare Wilson, Univ of Stirling and Malcolm 

Cresser, Univ of York 

117-2 129a Geochemistry in Soil Survey and Soil-Landscape 

Analysis. M.A. Wilson*, R. Burt, S.J. Indorante, 

A.B. Jenkins and J.V. Chiaretti, USDA-NRCS 

117-3 129b Geochemical Landscapes of Alaska. Bronwen 

Wang1 , Larry P. Gough1 , David B. Smith* 1 and Nils 

Gustavsson2 , (1)U.S. Geological Survey, (2)Geological 

Survey of Finland 

117-4 130a A Proposed Soil Geochemical and Microbiological 

Survey of North America: Continental-Scale 

Pilot Study in Canada and the United States. 

David B. Smith* 1 , Laurel G. Woodruff1 , William F. 

Cannon1 , James E. Kilburn1 , Robert G. Garrett2 , 

Rodney Klassen2 , Robert G. Eilers3 , Martin B. Goldhaber1 

, John D. Horton1 and Jean M. Morrison1 , 

(1)U.S. Geological Survey, (2)Geological Survey 

of Canada, (3)Land Resource Unit, Agriculture and 

Agri-Food Canada 

117-5 130b Element Survey of Wisconsin, USA, Soils. Zhuo 

Zhang* 1 , Philip Helmke2 and Cynthia Stiles2 , 

(1)Univ of Wisconsin, (2)Univ of Wisconsin 

117-6 131a Contamination Pattern of Soils and Surface 

Water on Vicinity of Abandoned Metalliferous 

Mine in Southeastern Part of Korea. Eul-Soo 

Yun* 1 , Sung-Hak Park2 , Ki-Yeol Jung1 , Jae-Seng 

Lee1 , Jee-Yeon Ko1 and Yeon-Kyu Park3 , (1)Yeongnam 

Agricultural Research Institute, (2)Chengdo 

Myeon Agricultural Cooperative, (3)Miryang National 

Univ 

117-7 131b Geochemical Baseline Mapping of European 

Soils:. David B. Smith*, U.S. Geological Survey 

117-8 228b Cost-effective Sampling of Regional Soil Chemistry. 

Dennis R. Helsel*, Barbara C. Ruddy and 

Martin Goldhaber, U.S. Geological Survey 

117-9 229a Distribution of Soil Organic Carbon and Total Nitrogen 

in Mollisol in the Northeast of China. Xie 

Hongtu* and Zhang Xudong, Institute of Applied 

Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences 

117-10 230a Sediment Source Identification in an Urban Watershed. 

Olivia H. Devereux* 1 , Brian Needelman1 , 

Karen L. Prestegaard2 , Allen Gellis3 and Jerry 

Ritchie4 , (1)Univ of Maryland, (2)Univ of Maryland, 

(3)USGS, (4)ARS-BARC-HRSL 

117-11 230b Geochemistry and Morphology of Soils in the 

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Southern Basin and Range Province, Trans- 

Pecos, Texas. Susan Casby-Horton*, USDA-NRCS, 

Melanie A. Barnes, Geosciences Dept., Texas Tech 

Univ and B.L. Allen, Texas Tech Univ 



1.0WB Wetlands: Science and Management—Poster 

Convenor: K. Ramesh Reddy, Univ. of Florida, Soil and 

Water Science Dept. 

118-1 231b Space-time Trajectories of Soil Total Phosphorus 

in a Large Subtropical Wetland. Gregory L. Bruland*, 

Univ of Florida, IFAS, Todd Z. Osborne, 

Univ of Flo rida, IFAS, K. Ramesh Reddy, Univ of 

Florida, Soil and Water Science Dept, Sabine Grunwald, 

Soil & Water Science Dept, Univ of Florida, 

Susan Newman, South Florida Water Management 

District and William F. DeBusk, Escambia County 

Engineering Dept 

118-2 232a Quantitative Assessment of Pedo-Biological Patterns 

in the Greater Everglades. Sabine Grunwald*, 

Soil & Water Science Dept, Univ of Florida, 

Todd Z. Osborne, Univ of Florida, IFAS and K. R. 

Reddy, Univ Of Florida-Soil & Water Science Dept 

118-3 233b A Soils Perspective: Phosphorus Storage and Retention 

Within Degraded Isolated Wetlands of 

Agricultural Lands. Ed Dunne*, Mark W. Clark 

and K. R. Reddy, Soil and Water Science Dept, Univ 

of Florida/IFAS 

118-4 234a Feasibility of Using Ornamental Plants to Remove 

Nutrients From Treated Municipal Wastewater 

in Constructed Wetlands. Zhenhua Zhang* 1 , 

Zed Rengel1 and Kathy Meney2 , (1)Soil Science 

and Plant Nutrition, The Univ of Western Australia, 

(2)Syrinx Environmental Pty Ltd 

118-5 330a An Overview of Land Use and Change Proximate 

to Wetlands and Its Management Implications 

around the Great Lakes. Yamille Cirino*, 

USEPA Great Lakes National Program Office and 

Karen Rodriguez, USEPA Great Lakes National Program 

Office (G17J) 

118-6 330b Effect of Forest Fire on CO2 and CH4 Fluxes 

from Soil. Nishina N. Kazuya* 1 , Chisato Takenaka1 and Ishizuka S. Shigehiro2 , (1)Nagoya Univ, 

(2)Forestry and Forest Product Research Institute 

118-7 331a Effect of Time, Number and Tools of Second 

Tillage on (Juncus Sp.) Weed Population in Rice 

Paddy Field North of Iran. Meysam Tamimi* 1 , 

Mohammad Reza Ardakani2 , Ali Mohadesi3 , Mojtaba 

Adraki1 and Mohammad Mehdi Sharifi4 , (1)Islamic 

Azad Univ-Karaj Branch, (2)Nuclear Research 

Center for Agriculture and Medicine-Atomic Energy 

Organization of Iran, (3)Rice Research Institute/Iran, 

(4)Rice research Institute/Iran 

118-8 331b Transformation of Humus Substances of Locally 

Hydromorphic Chernozems of the South of Russia. 

Svetlana A. Tischenko* and Olga S. Bezuglova, 

Rostov State Univ 

118-9 332a Sustainability to Waterflooding of Biological 

Properties of Different Chernozemes of Western 

Ciscaucasia. Vera I. Strelkova* and Kamil Sh. 

Kazeev, Rostov State Univ 

118-10 332b Clay Mineralogy and Morphology of some Wetland 

Soils from the Ganges Delta in Bangladesh. 

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Mohammad Sultan Hussain* 1 , Mohammad Jashim 

Uddin 1 and Soheli Ferdous 2 , (1)Univ of Dhaka, Dept 

of Soil, Water and Environment, (2)KMP, Khulna. 

118-11 333a Parameterized Soil Chemical Properties for Evaluating 

Methane Production from Rice Paddies. 

Weiguo Cheng* 1 , Hiroko Akiyama 2 , Seiichi 

Nishimura 2 , Shigeto Sudo 2 , Kazuyuki Yagi 2 , Anne 

Hartley 1 and J. Patrick Megonigal 3 , (1)Florida International 

Univ, (2)Natl Inst. for Agro-Env. Sci., 

(3)Smithsonian Environmental Research Center 

118-12 333b Interactions of Mycorrhizal Fungal Assemblages 

with Plants from a Florida Wetland. David 

Sylvia*, Penn State Univ and Ioannis Ipsalantis, 

Univ of Florida 

118-13 334a Composition and Dynamics of Methanogenic Archaeal 

Community in Japanese Paddy Field Soils. 

Takeshi Watanabe*, Makoto Kimura and Susumu 

Asakawa, Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, 

Nagoya Univ 

118-14 334b Soil Formation on Clay Limnoglacial Plains of 

North West Russia. Natalia N. Matinian*, Saint 

Petersburg Univ 

118-15 430a Performance and Microbial Assessment of an Artificial 

Wetland. Lesley A. Spokas*, Peter L.M. 

Veneman and Stephen C. Simkins, Univ of Massachusetts 

118-16 430b A Spectrophotometric Method for Aluminum in 

Histosols. Lúcia Helena C. Anjos* Sr. 1 , Adierson 

Gilvani Ebeling Jr. 2 , Daniel.V. Pérez 3 , Gustavo 

Souza Valladares Jr. 4 and Marcos Gervasio Pereira 

Sr. 2 , (1)UFRRJ Soils Depto, (2)UFRRJ, (3)Centro 

Nacional de Pesquisa de Solos/EMBRAPA, (4)Embrapa 

Monitoramento por Satélite 

118-17 431a Effect of dPAO and PAO on Treatment of Biological 

Nitrogen and Phosphorus of Sewage in Constructed 

Wetland. Dong Cheol Seo 1 , In Jae Cho 1 , 

Lu Yuan 1 , Ju Sik Cho 2 , Hong Jae Lee 3 and Jong Soo 

Heo* 1 , (1)Division of Applied Life Science, 

Gyeongsang National Univ, (2)Dept of Biological 

Environment, Sunchon National Univ, (3)Dept of 

Environmental Engineering, Jinju National Univ 

118-18 431b Optimum Conditions of dPAO in Constructed 

Wetland by Natural Purification System for 

Treatment of Biological Nitrogen and Phosphorus. 

Dong Cheol Seo 1 , In Jae Cho 1 , Lu Yuan 1 , Ju Sik 

Cho 2 , Hong Jae Lee 3 and Jong Soo Heo* 1 , (1)Division 

of Applied Life Science, Gyeongsang National 

Univ, (2)Dept of Biological Environment, Sunchon 

National Univ, (3)Dept of Environmental Engineering, 

Jinju National Univ 

118-19 432a Effects of Short- and Long-Term Water Level 

Drawdown on Litter Quality in Peatlands. Petra 

Vávrová* 1 , Marjut Karsisto 2 , Veikko Kitunen 2 and 

Raija Laiho 1 , (1)Peatland Ecology Group, Dept of 

Forest Ecology, Univ of Helsinki, (2)Finnish Forest 

Research Institute, Vantaa Research Centre 

118-20 432b Subaqueous Landforms and Soils of Chincoteague 

Bay, Maryland, USA. Danielle M. Balduff* 

and Martin C. Rabenhorst, Univ of Maryland 

118-21 433a Redox Effects on Phosphorus Release Following 

Soil Deposition in a Riparian Wetland. W. Dean 

Hively* 1 , Rebecca Blank 2 , Greg McCarty 1 , Martin 

Rabenhorst 2 , Randy Rowland 1 and Omotomike 

Ogunwumiju 1 , (1)USDA-ARS Hydrology and Remote 

Sensing Loboratory, (2)Univ of Maryland 

118-22 433b Subaqueous Soils, Water Quality, and Estuary 

Health. Margot K. Payne* and Mark H. Stolt, Univ 

of Rhode Island 

118-23 434a The Physiochemical Controls on Selenium Release 

in Seasonally Flooded Soils. Lindsay A.

Robertson*, Graeme A. Spiers and Joinal Abedin, 

MIRARCO, Laurentian Univ 

118-24 434b Nitrate-Nitrogen Dynamics in Tributaries and 

Riparian Wetlands of North Central Florida. 

Adrienne E. Frisbee* and Clark Mark, Univ of 

Florida, Dept of Soil and Water Science 

118-25 435a Mid-Atlantic Hydric Soils Committee: Bridging 

the Soil Science and Wetland Science Communities. 

Lenore Vasilas*, USDA Natural Resources 

Conservation Service, Ralph Spagnolo, U.S. Environmental 

Protection Agency, Bruce Vasilas, Univ of 

Delaware, Martin C. Rabenhorst, Univ of Maryland 

and John M. Galbraith, Virginia Tech 

118-26 435b Spatial and Temporal Variability of Soil Characteristics 

and their Impacts on Macrophyte Diversity 

in Restored Wetlands in the Everglades 

National Park. Angelique M. Keppler*, Univ of 

Florida and K. R. Reddy, Wetland Biogeochemistry 

Laboratory, Soil and Water Science Dept, Univ of 

Florida/IFAS 




Applications—Poster 

Convenor: Henry Lin, Penn State Universtiy 

119-1 132a Measuring Water Table Depth in Loamy Soils 

with Relic Features. Edgar Mersiovsky* 1 , Reed 

Cripps1 , Doug Wysocki2 and Cathy Seybold3 , 

(1)USDA-NRCS, (2)NRCS-USDA, (3)USDA/ 

NRCS, National Soil Survey Center 

119-2 133b Seasonal Water Table and Temperature Relationships 

in Glaciomarine Soils of Eastern Maine. 

David E. Turcotte* and David E. Wilkinson, USDA– 

Natural Resources Conservation Svc 

119-3 134a Use of the Non-Parametric Nearest NeighborApproach 

to Estimate Soil Hydraulic Properties. 

Attila Nemes*, Univ of California Riverside, Walter 

J. Rawls, USDA-ARS Hydrology and Remote 

Sensing Lab, Yakov A. Pachepsky, 

119-4 

USDA/ARS/BA/ANRI/ESML and M. Th. Van 

Genuchten, George E. Brown, Jr. Salinity Lab, 

USDA-ARS 

134b Using Ensembles of Pedotransfer Functions for 

Soil Water Retention in Field-Scale Water Flow 

Simulations. Andrey Guber* 1 , Yakov Pachepsky2 , 

Diederik Jacques3 , M. Th. Van Genuchten4 , Walter 

J. Rawls5 , Attila Nemes6 , Jirka Simunek6 , Thomas 

J. Nicholson7 and Ralph E. Cady7 , (1)Univ of California, 

(2)USDA/ARS/BA/ANRI/ESML, (3)SCK- 

CEN, (4)George E. Brown, Jr. Salinity Lab USDA- 

ARS, (5)USDA-ARS Hydrology and Remote Sensing 

Lab, (6)Univ of California Riverside, (7)US 

NRC 

119-5 135a Measuring Soil Bulk Density Using Vibrationinduced 

Conductance Fluctuation (VICOF). Andrea 

Sz. Kishné* 1 , Cristine L.S. Morgan1 and László 

B. Kish2 , (1)Texas A&M Univ, Dept of Soil and 

Crop Sciences, (2)Texas A&M Univ, Dept of Electrical 

and Computer Engineering 

119-6 135b Effects of Sedimentation on Phosphorus Retention 

in Seasonally Submerged Wetland Soils. 


Jonathan Maynard* 1 , Anthony O’Geen 1 , Jaiyou 

Deng 1 , Neil Brauer 2 , Denise Tu 2 and Randy 

Dahlgren 1 , (1)Univ of California, Davis, (2)Univ of 

California, Davis 

119-7 136a Landscape and Soil Profile Development in a Dissected 

Coastal Plain. Richard MacEwan*, Dept of 

Primary Industries 

119-8 136b Earth’s Critical Zone and Hydropedology. Henry 

Lin*, Penn State Univ, Lawrence P. Wilding, Dept 

of Soil and Crop Sciences, Texas A&M Univ, Oliver 

Chadwick, Univ of California Santa Barbara, Gail 

Ashley, Rutgers Univ. and Stephen Burges, Univ. of 

Washington 

119-9 137a Studies on the Use of Soil Water Retention Capacity 

Estimations to Prepare Soil Water Management 

Maps. Brigitta Tóth* 1 , András Makó 1 , Kálmán 

Rajkai 2 and Péter Marth 3 , (1)Univ of Veszprém, 

Georgikon Faculty of Agriculture, (2)Research Inst 

for Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry of the 

Hungarian Academy of Sciences, (3)Central Plant 

and Soil Protection Service 

119-10 137b Effects on the Local Water Balance of Daily Soil 

Water Content Fluctuations in Semi-arid SE 

Spain. Luís Villagarcía* 1 , Ana Were 2 , Yolanda Cantón 

3 , Francisco Fernández 2 , María José Moro 4 , Albert 

Sole-Benet 2 and Francisco Domingo 2 , (1)Univ 

Pablo de Olavide, (2)Consejo Superior de Investigaciones 

Científicas, (3)Univ de Almería, (4)Univ de 

Alicante 

119-11 138a Repeated Identical Top-soil Treatment and its 

Influence on Soil Hydrophysical and Microbiological 

Characteristic Changes. Svatopluk Matula*, 

Czech Univ of Agriculture in Prague, Dept. of 

Soil Science and Geology, Pavel Ruzek, Research 

Insti of Crop Production and Gabriela Muhlbachova, 

Research Inst of Crop Production 

119-12 138b Soil Water Content Patterns in the High Plateau 

of Sierra De Gador (Almeria, Se Spain). Implications 

for the Local Water Balance. Yolanda Cantón* 

1 , Luís Villagarcía 2 , Albert Sole-Benet 3 , Francisco 

Domingo 3 , Juan Puigdefábregas 3 and Sergio 

Contreras 3 , (1)Univ de Almería, (2)Univ Pablo de 

Olavide, (3)E.E.Z.A./C.S.I.C. 

119-13 139a Estimation of the Soil Moisture Retention Curve 

(SMRC) using Pedotransfer Functions (PTF). 

Svatopluk Matula* and Kamila Spongrova, Czech 

University of Agriculture in Prague, Dept. of Soil 

Science and Geology 

119-14 139b Relating Field Indicators of Hydric Soils to Saturation 

and Reduction in Sandy Soils. Gerren 

Lanier 1 , David Lindbo* 2 and Michael Vepraskas 2 , 

(1)Soil Science Dept North Carolina State Univ, 

(2)Soil Science Dept, North Carolina State Univ 

119-15 232b Hydrological Control of Phosphorus Mobility in 

Altered Wetland Soils. Michael Litaor*, Tel-Hai 

College 

119-16 233a Predicting Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity 

from Water Retention Data. Han Han* and Daniel 

Gimenez, Rutgers Univ 

119-17 234b Effect of Wild Fire on Water Repellency of Sandy 

Forest Soils. Pavel Dlapa* 1 , Ivan Simkovic 1 and 

Ladislav Somsak 2 , (1)Dept of Soil Science, Faculty 

of Natural Sciences, Comenius Univ, (2)Dept of 

Soil Science, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Comenius 

Univ 

119-18 235a Flooding on the Virgin River, USA: Impacts and 

Historic Perspective. Douglas Merkler*, USDA 

NCRS and Patrick Drohan, Univ of Nevada, Las 

Vegas 

119-19 236a Effects of Organic Matter on New Redoximor- 

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phic Feature Formation Under Induced Hydric 

Soil Conditions. Adam Gray* and Martin C. Rabenhorst, 

Univ of Maryland 

119-20 236b Identification of Parent Material of Soils along a 

Lithotoposequence in a Sedimentary Area using 

Particle-size Distribution and Mixing Equation. 

Céline Collin Bellier* 1 , Dominique Arrouays 1 , Denis 

Baize 1 , Vincent Champdavoine 1 , Dominique King 1 

and Jean-Pierre Rossignol 2 , (1)I.N.R.A., (2)I.N.H. 

119-21 237a Aeration in Grasslands, It Only Works Some-ofthe-Times. 

Dorcas H. Franklin*, USDA ARS, J. 

Phil Campbell Sr., Natural Resource Conservation 

Center, Miguel L. Cabrera, Univ of Georgia and 

David Butler, Univ of Georgia, Crop and Soil Sciences 

119-22 238a Effect of Relief on Soil Development: A Case 

Study of Two Toposequences in Northeast Thailand. 

Suphicha Thanachit* 1 , Anchalee Suddhiprakarn 

1 , Irb Kheoruenromne 1 and Robert J. 

Gilkes 2 , (1)Dept of Soil Science, Faculty of Agriculture, 

Kasetsart Univ, (2)School of Earth and Geographical 

Sciences, The Univ of Western Australia 

119-23 238b Simulation of Coupled Relationship Between 

Land Use and Groundwater Flow in the Western 

Arid Land of China. Chengyi Zhao*, Xinjiang Inst 

of Ecology and Geography, Chinese Academy of 

Science, Xi Chen Sr., Xinjiang Institute of Geography 

and Ecology,CAS and Minjiang Deng Sr., Dept 

of Water Resources of Xinjiang 

119-24 239a Soil Moisture Temporal Patterns in a Forested 

Catchment. Qing Zhu*, Dept of Crop and Soil Science, 

The Pennsylvania State Univ, Henry Lin, Penn 

State Univ and Xiaobo Zhou, Pennsylvania State 

Univ 

119-25 239b Preliminary Study on Vertisols and Vertic Soils in 

Heilongjiang Province, NE China. Shanmei Wu*, 

Nanjing Agricultural Univ/Univ of California, 

Xainzhou Long, Heilongjiang Water Conservancy 

and Hydropower Inst, Shengrong Xu, Nanjing Agricultural 

Univ and Qing Xu, Cotra Costa College 



1.1B Site Disturbance:The Role of Soil Morphology in its 

Assessment—Poster 

120-1 140a Use of Ground-Penetrating Radar to Assess Soil 

Heterogeneity. Eric Sucre* and Thomas Fox, Virginia 

Tech Univ 

120-2 140b Effects of Anthropogenic Disturbance on Riparian 

Hydric Soils in Urbanizing Coastal Landscapes. 

Sean W. Donohue* 1 , Mark H. Stolt 1 , Arthur 

J. Gold 2 and Peter Groffman 3 , (1)Univ of Rhode Island, 

(2)Univ of Rhode Island, (3)Inst Of Ecosystem 

Studies 

120-3 141a Applied Aspects of Studying the Holocene Evolution 

of Soil–Vegetation Complexes in the Middle 

Amur Region, the Far East of Russia. Marina I. 

Skripnikova* and Olga N. Uspenskaya, V.V. 

Dokuchaev Soil Science Inst 

120-4 142a Morphology of Built Soils on Rehabilitated Bauxite 

Mines. Geoffrey Kew* and Robert Gilkes, Univ 

of Western Australia 

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120-5 142b Holocene Environmental Changes, Paleosoils and 

Living Conditions in the Upper Volga Outwash 

Plain, Russia: Multidisciplinary Study. R. 

Gracheva* 1 , J. Vandenberghe 2 , A. Sorokin 1 , Olga N. 

Uspenskaya 3 , E. Malyasova 4 , O. Chichagova 1 , L. 

Sulerdjitskiy 1 and Sj. Bonhke 2 , (1)Russian Academy 

of Science, (2)Vrije Univ, (3)V.V. Dokuchaev 

Soil Science Inst, (4)St. Petersburg State Univ 

120-6 240a Paleosoils of Burial Hills and their Modern Natural 

Analogues. Roman V. Kuznetsov*, Vladimir S. 

Kryschenko, Elena N. Karavaeva and Tatiyana M. 

Magomedova, Rostov State Univ 

120-7 240b Application of Geomorphological and Pedological 

Characteristics to a Plains Indian Archaeological 

Site. Crystal J. Frey* 1 , Randall Miles 2 and W. 

Raymond Wood 2 , (1)Univ of Missouri, (2)Univ of 

Missouri 

120-8 241a Soil Structure Resulting from Earthworm Bioturbations 

and Soil Evolution in Landscape. Denis 

PIRON 1 , Christian Walter* 2 , Daniel Cluzeau 3 , 

Guenola Pérès 4 and Stéphane Follain 2 , (1)University 

of Rennes 1, (2)INRA, (3)University of Rennes1, 

(4)University of Rennes1 

120-9 241b Catenary Variations of Soil Morphology in Relation 

to Conversion of Subtroplical Soils to Agriculture. 

Zhao Qiguo 1 , Bin Zhang* 1 , Ming-zhu 

Wang 1 , Yuan-shu Jing 1 , A. Thimm 2 and H. Zepp 3 , 

(1)Chinese Academy of Sciences, (2)Ruhr- Univ 

Bochum, (3)Ruhr- Univ Bochum 

120-10 242a Response of Soil Micro-structure to Land Use 

Shifting in the Loess Plateau of China. Xiubin 

He* Sr., Inst of Mountain Hazards and Environment 

and Guobin Liu, Inst of Soil and Water Conservation 

120-11 242b Mapping of Micromorphometric Types of Pore 

Space in Loamy Soils. Elena B. Skvortsova* and 

Polina V. Koroleva, V.V. Dokuchaev Soil Science 

Inst 

120-12 342b Organogeochemical Investigations of Black Soils 

in Northwestern Germany Reveal Prehistoric 

Agricultural Burning. Eileen Eckmeier* 1 , Renate 

Gerlach 2 , Guido L.B. Wiesenberg 3 , Jan O. Skjemstad 

4 , Ursula Tegtmeier 5 , Klaas Van der Borg 6 and 

Michael W. I. Schmidt 1 , (1)Univ of Zurich, Dept. of 

Geography, (2)Rheinisches Amt fuer Bodendenkmalpflege, 

(3)Univ of Cologne, Dept. for Geology 

and Mineralogy, (4)CSIRO Land and Water, 

(5)Univ of Cologne, Instof Prehistoric Archaeology, 

(6)Van de Graaff Lab, Utrecht Univ 




Archaeology—Poster 

121-1 143b Characterization and Micromorphological Observations 

of Fe/Mn and Silicate Minerals in Okinawa 

and Brazilian Soils. Alexandre Pereira De 

Bakker*, Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazonia 

(INPA) 

121-2 144a Root-Adhering Soil and Microstructure as Affected 

by Crop Species in a Volcanic Sandy Soil. 

Fernando De León-González* 1 , Ma del Carmen 

Gutiérrez-Castorena 2 and María del Carmen 

González-Chávez 2 , (1)Univ Autónoma Mteropolitana-Xochimilco, 

(2)Colegio de Postgraduados

121-3 144b Micromorphology, SEM and Genesis of Saline 

and Gypseous Soils of Bam Area , Southeastern 

Iran. Ebrahim Moghiseh*, Tehran Univ 

121-4 145a Discrimination of Induration Features in Some 

Iranian Soils Using High- resolution CT Scanner 

Imagery. Fereydoon Sarmadian*, Soil Science Dept, 

Faculty of Soil and Water, Univ of Tehran and 

Richard Heck, Univ of Guelph 

121-5 145b Soils Derived From Shale Deposits In Egypt. I. 

Soil Genesis and Classification. Gamil W. Ageeb*, 

National Research Center 

121-6 243a Characterization and Formation of Iron-Manganese 

Nodules of Ultisol with Plinthite in Taiwan. 

Shih-Hao Jien*, Dept of Agricultural Chemistry, 

National Taiwan Univ, Taipei, Taiwan and Zueng- 

Sang Chen, Dept of Agricultural Chemistry, National 

Taiwan Univ 

121-7 243b Morphology, Micromorphology and Genesis of 

an Endoaquept in Bangladesh. Sheikh M. F. 

Rabbi*, Khulna Univ and Syed Elahi, Dhaka Univ 

121-8 244b Type of micromorphological structure in Rendzic 

Leptosols from the Malopolska Upland (Poland). 

Zbigniew Zagórski*, Division of Soil Science, Department 

of Soil Environmental Sciences, Warsaw 

Agricultural University–SGGW 

121-9 245a Origin of Gravel-Clay Horizons in Soils Developed 

from Lower Triassic Red Beds in the Holy 

Cross Mountains (S Poland). Zbigniew Zagórski*, 

Div of Soil Science, Dept of Soil Environmental 

Sciences, Warsaw Agricultural Univ- SGGW and 

Sylwia Grela, Divi of Soil Science, Dept of Soil Environmental 

Sciences, Warsaw Agricultural Univ– 

SGGW 

121-10 245b Record of Holocene Environmental Changes in 

the Northern Fertile Crescent Inferred From Pedogenic 

Carbonate Laminations on Stones at 

Göbekli Tepe (SE Turkey). Konstantin Pustovoytov*, 

Univ of Hohenheim, Inst of Soil Science and 

Land Evaluation, Klaus Schmidt, German Archaeological 

Inst and Heinrich Taubald, Univ of Tubingen/Inst 

of Geosciences 

121-11 344b Effects of Hydrophilic Polymers for Historical 

Site Conservation on Water Movement in Soil. 

Shoichi Mitsuishi*, Dept of Biological and Environmental 

Engineering,Graduate School of Agricultural 

and Life Sciences,The Univ of Tokyo, Tsuyoshi 

Miyazaki, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life 

Sciences, The Univ of Tokyo and Masaru Mizoguchi, 

Graduate School of Agricultural and Life 

Sciences, The Univ of Tokyo 



1.1P Soil Geomorphology: Concept Theory and Practices 

—Poster 

122-1 146a Topographic Controls on Soil Thickness in the 

Ouachita Mountains. Jonathan D. Phillips*, Tobacco 

Road Research Team, Daniel A. Marion, 

Southern Research Station, USDA Forest Service 

and Kenneth Luckow, USDA Forest Service 

122-2 146b Termodinamic of the Pedogeomorphological System: 

A Theoretical Proposal. Edgar J. Jaimes* 1 , 

Neida Pineda 1 , José Mendoza 1 , Graciano Elizalde 2 , 

Jajaira Oballos 3 and Guido Ochoa 4 , (1)Soil and 


Water Research Group. Los Andes Univ, (2)Soil 

Science Potsgraduate Inst Agronomy Faculty. Central 

Univ of Venezuela, (3)Geography Inst.. Environment 

and Forestry Science Faculty. Los Andes Univ, 

(4)Geography Inst. Environment and Forestry Science 

Faculty. Los Andes Univ 

122-3 147a A Geomorphological Framework for Land and 

Soil Data -a Victorian Example. David B. Rees* 1 , 

Nathan J. Robinson 1 and E. Bernie Joyce 2 , (1)Dept. 

Primary Industries, (2)Dept. of Earth Sciences, Univ 

of Melbourne 

122-4 147b Reading the Walls of the Unfinished Cathedral: 

Insights to the Dynamic Denudation of Bermudan 

Eolianites and Paleosols. Donald L. Johnson*, Univ 

of Illinois and Diana N. Johnson, Geosciences Consultants 

122-5 148a Experimental Measurements of Heat Storage Coefficient 

of Different Types of Soil. Anil Kumar 

Shrotriya*, Seth Motilal (Post Graduate) College 

and Sunil Kumar Jain, Engineering College 

122-6 148b Mima Mounds as Upper Soil or Whole Soil Biomantles: 

What Happens Morphologically When 

the Bioturbators Depart?. Donald L. Johnson*, 

Univ of Illinois, Diana N. Johnson, Geosciences 

Consultants and Jennifer Horwath, Dept of Earth 

and Space Sciences 

122-7 149a An Aeolian Explanation for the Asymmetrical 

Distribution of Deep Sandy Soils on Ridges. 

Richard J. Harper*, Cooperative Research Centre for 

Greenhouse Accounting and Robert Gilkes, Univ of 

Western Australia 

122-8 149b Is Pedology, the Historically Maligned and Misunderstood 

Sibling of Soil Science, Alive and 

Well?. Donald L. Johnson*, Univ of Illinois, John 

Tandarich, Dominican Univ and Leon Follmer, Illinois 

State Geological Survey 

122-9 246a Red and Yellow Cambic B Horizons: Their Relationship 

with the Geomorphic Evolution of the 

Vouga Catchment (Portugal). Virginia Pereira*, 

Dep. Geociencias, Univ de Aveiro 

122-10 246b Geomorphic Principles, Soil Patterns, and Glacial 

History in the Eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan. 

Douglas Wysocki* 1 , Greg Whitney 2 , Joe Calus 2 

and Lawrence Carey 2 , (1)Natural Resource Conservation 

Service, (2)NRCS 

122-11 247a Computer-assisted Geopedology, a Way to Predictive 

Soil Mapping. Abbas Farshad* 1 , Satira 

Udomsri 2 , Ekkanit Hansakdi 2 and Dhruba P. 

Shrestha 1 , (1)ITC, (2)Dept of Agriculture 

122-12 247b Influence of Soil Parent Material and Bioclimate 

Over the Pedogeomorphological Homogeneity in 

Monaicito River Microbasin, Trujillo, Venezuela. 

Neida Pineda* 1 , Edgar Jaimes 2 , Rosalva Arellano 2 , 

Ligia Becerra 2 and José Mendoza 2 , (1)Soil and Water 

Research Group. Los Andes Univ., (2)Soil and Water 

Research Group. Los Andes Univ 

122-13 248a The Effect of Parent Material and Topography on 

the Scale of Variation in Soil Properties. Ruth 

Kerry*, Department of Geography, Brigham Young 

University and Margaret A. Oliver, Department of 

Soil Science, Reading University 

122-14 248b Soil Geomorphology:Concept, Theory and Practices. 

Daniel Bitire*, Univ of Agriculture Abeokuta 

Nigeria 

122-15 345a Toposequence and Pedogenesis in Mt. Tatung, 

the Northern Taiwan. Chen-Chi Tsai*, Dept of 

Natural Resources, National I-Lan Univ and Zueng- 


Taiwan Univ 

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122-16 345b Visualization Techniques in Soil Geomorphology. 

Carolyn G. Olson* and William Effland, USDA- 

NRCS 

122-17 346b Redoximorphic Soil Distribution in Valleys According 

to Stream Order. Brice Mourier* 1 , Christian 

Walter 2 and Philippe Mérot 2 , (1)Univ of Savoie 

(CARRTEL Lab), (2)INRA Agrocampus Rennes, 

UMR SAS 

122-18 347a Soil Landscape Relations in the Brazilian Fernando 

de Noronha Oceanic Island, Southern Atlantic 

Ocean. Mateus Rosas Ribeiro*, Flavio Adriano 

Marques, Sheila Maria B. Bittar and Jose Fernando 

W. F. Lima, Univ Federal Rural De Pernambuco 

122-19 446a Development of Soil Geomorphology as a Subdiscipline 

of Soil Science. Robin N. Thwaites*, 

School of Natural Resource Sciences 

122-20 446b Spatial Variability of the Soil Properties of Mapping 

Unit on Mountain Foot Slope in Granite 

Gneiss Area. ki-yuol Jung*, Eul-Soo Yun and Il-Soo 

Son, Yeongnam Agricultural Research Institute, 

NICS, RDA, Korea 

122-21 447a Pedologic Points and Geomorphic Space: Rethinking 

the Soil Map Unit Paradigm. Ronald D. 

Taskey*, Cal Poly/USDA NRCS 

122-22 447b Relationships Between Soil Properties and Environmental 

Biophysical Units in Milpa Alta, Central 

Mexico. Jorge López Blanco Sr., Instituto de 

Geografía UNAM, Vela Correa Gilberto, Depto. El 

Hombre y su Ambiente UAM-X and Ma. de Lourdes 

Rodríguez Gamiño*, Instituto de Geografía 

UNAM 



1.2B Soil System Behavior in Time—Poster 

Convenor: Peter Schad, Technical University 

123-1 150a Prediction of Climate Change Impact on Soil 

Properties (Example of Mexico). Iourii Nikolskii 

Gavrilov*, Marcial Castillo Alvares and Oktiabrina 

Bakhlaeva, Colegio de Postgraduados 

123-2 150b The Profile Development Index (PDI) of the Lateritic 

rRver Terraces in Central Taiwan. Heng 

Tsai* 1 , Wen-Shu Huang1 , Zeng-Yei Hseu2 and 

Zueng-Sang Chen3 , (1)Dept of Geography, National 

Changhua Univ of Education, (2)Dept of Environmental 

Science and Engineering, National Pingtung 

Univ of Science and Technology, (3)Dept of Agricultural 

Chemistry, National Taiwan Univ 

123-3 151a Indicators of Soil Degradation Processes on a 

Chernozem Field in Hungary. Anita Gal* 1 , Tamas 

Szegi1 , Barbara Simon1 , Balazs Szeder1 , Erika 

Micheli1 , Etelka Tombacz2 , Adam Zsolnay3 and 

Junko Akagi3 , (1)Szent Istvan Univ, Soil Science and 

Agrochemistry Dept, (2)Univ of Szeged, Dept of 

Colloid Chemistry, (3)GSF Institut für Bodenökologie 

123-4 151b Evolution Of Ecosystems Of The Central Siberia 

in the Upper Pleistocene (paleopedological data). 

Galina A. Demidenko*, Krasnoyarsk State Agricultural 

Univ 

123-5 249a Common Features of the Soils of Forest Biogeocenoses. 

Vladimir F. Val’Kov*, Rostov State Univ 

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123-6 249b Soil Carbon Inputs from a 60-year Chronosequence 

of Decaying Pine Roots. Kim H. Ludovici*, 

USDA-Forest Service, Southern Research Station, 

Daniel D. Richter Jr., Duke Univ and Kimberly A. 

Magrini, National Renewable Energy Lab 

123-7 250a Thirty-five Year Changes in Soil Mn, Zn, B, Cu, 

and Fe in Response to Forest Growth. Jianwei 

Li* 1 , Daniel Richter 2 , Arlene Mendoza 1 and Paul 

Heine 3 , (1)School of Environment and Earth Sciences, 

Duke Univ, (2)School of Environment and 

Earth Sciences,Duke University, (3)School of Environment 

and Earth Sciences,Duke Univ 

123-8 250b Aggregates Stability in a Removed Soil Undergoing 

a Recovering Process. M.M. Taboada-Castro* 1 , 

V. Do Nascimento 2 , M.C Alves 2 and T. Taboada 1 , 

(1)Univ de A Coruña, (2)Univ Estadual Paulista 

123-9 251a Crop Rotation Systems to Sustainable Vegetable 

Production in the South of Uruguay. Roberto Docampo* 

1 , Claudio Garcia 1 , Sebastián Casanova 2 and 

Armando Rabuffetti 1 , (1)National Research Inst of 

Agriculture of Uruguay, (2)National Research Inst 

of Agriculture of Uruguay 

123-10 251b Long-term Effects of Fertilization and Crop Rotation 

on Soil, Water and Air Quality. Craig 

Drury* 1 , Dan Reynolds 1 , Chin Tan 1 , Don W. 

McKenney 2 and Edward G. Gregorich 1 , (1)Agriculture 

& Agri-Food Canada, (2)Univ of Windsor 

123-11 350b Effect of Temperature and Moisture on the Rate 

of Nitrogen Mineralization, Microbial Activity 

and C:N Ratio in Soils. Siva (Sivalingam) Sivakumaran*, 

Ian McIvor, Steve Green, Iris Vogeler, 

Markus Deurer, Tessa Mills and Brent Clothier, 

HortResearch 

123-12 351a Impact of Sands and Gravels on Root Growth : 

Implications for Maize Seedlings. Jayraju 

Nadimikeri*, S.V.Univ 



1.2P Interdependency of Soils and Soil Scapes—Poster 

124-1 152a New Technology and the NRCS Soil Survey 

Maintenance/Update Process in Abilene, Texas. 

James Gordon* and Alan Stahnke, USDA-NRCS 

124-2 152b Evaluation of Fuzzy-logic Based Soil Inference 

Modeling for Soil Survey Updates in Pennsylvania. 

Rick L. Day* 1 , ED White 2 , Gary W. Petersen 3 

and John Chibirka 2 , (1)Pennsylvania State Univ, 

(2)USDA-NRCS, (3)Pennslyvania State Univ 

124-3 153a 3D Soils Cover Models and Their Use for Pedological 

and Environmental Studies. Jordi Garrigó*, 

Dept de Química y Edafología. Univ de 

Navarra, David Elustondo, Dept de Química y 

Edafología. Univ de Navarra and Jaume Bech, Univ 

de Barcelona 

124-4 153b Relevance of Soil Mapping Criteria to Predict 

Geochemical Background of Trace Elements in 

Soils from Local to Regional Scales. Gilles Colinet* 

1 , Patrick Bogaert 2 and Laurent Bock 1 , (1)Gembloux 

Agricultural Univ, Geopedology Dept., 

(2)Catholic Univ of Louvain-la-Neuve, Unit of Environmetrics 

and Geomatics 

124-5 252a Human Activities, Soil Properties and Landscape 

Relations in Two Mountain Regions in Bulgaria. 

Emiliya Velizarova 1 , Jaume Bech* 2 , Maria 

Sokolovska 1 and Alejandro Lansac 2 , (1)Forest

Pedology Dept, Forest Research Inst, Bulgarian 

Academy of Sciences, (2)Univ de Barcelona 

124-6 252b Characteristics, Genesis, and Fertility Status of a 

Deeply Weathered Soil from Cretaceous Ultrabasic 

Rock in Samar, Philippines. Victor B. Asio*, 

Dept of Agronomy and Soil Science, Leyte State 

Univ, Ian A. Navarrete, Laboratory of Environmental 

Soil Science, Obihiro Univ of Agriculture and 

Veterinary Medicine, Juvia P. Sueta, Dept of Agronomy 

and Soil Science, Leyte State Univ, Janice P. 

Susaya, Inst of Tropical Ecology, Leyte State Univ. 

and Reinhold Jahn, Inst of Soil Science and Plant 

Nutrition, Martin Luther Univ 

124-7 253a Transformation of Parent Material (Mantle 

Loam and Moraine) Composition, Related to Soil 

Formation in the Upper Volga Region, Russia. 

Olga A. Samonova* and Elena N. Aseyeva, Faculty 

of Geography, Moscow State Univ 

124-8 253b Redox Development in Soil Materials as Influenced 

by Time, Temperature, and Carbon Level. 

Rebecca A. Blue* 1 , Douglas D. Malo 1 , Thomas E. 

Schumacher 1 , James J. Doolittle 2 and Jennifer J. 

Lund 1 , (1)South Dakota State Univ, (2)South Dakota 

Agricultural Experiment Station 

124-9 1578a Relationships among Phosphorus Concentrations 

and Soil Properties and Land Use in an Agricultural 

Watershed. Rachel M. Stout Evans* 1 , William 

Kingery 2 , Michael Lilly 1 , Steve Depew 1 , Michael 

Cox 2 , Patrick Gerard 2 and Grady Jackson 2 , 

(1)USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service, 

(2)Mississippi State University 

124-10 352b The Soils Cover of the Volcanic Area from the 

Eastern Carpathians (Romania). Constantin 

Rusu* 1 , Iulian Stanga 2 , Lilian Niacsu 2 , Iuliana Breaban 

1 and Bogdan Rosca 1 , (1)Univ Al l Cuza, 

(2)Univ AI I Cuza 




Human-Induced Pedogenic Processes—Poster 

Convenor: Gan-Lin Zhang, Institute of Soil Science, Chinese 


125-1 156a Effects of Converting Forest to Tea Garden on 

Soil Classification and Genesis: A Case Study in 

Guilan Province. Amir Bahrami* 1 , Mahmood Shabanpour2 

and Mehdi Akef1 , (1)Guilan Univ, (2)Iran- 

Rasht- Guilan Univ- Agricultural Faculty- Soil Sci. 

Group 

125-2 156b Biological Weathering of Apatite and Mica in 

Calcareous Goethitic Sandstone. Charles J. 

Everett* 1 , Dan F. Amos2 and Lee Daniels2 , (1)Medical 

Univ of South Carolina, (2)Virginia Tech 

125-3 157a Significance of the External Conditions in Salinized 

Soil Genesis. Tatiana N. Elizarova* Sr., Inst of 

Soil Science and Agrochemistry 

125-4 157b Clay Mineralogy and its Relationship to Water 

Extract Composition for Soils from Different Environment 

in Humid Asia: Japan, Thailand, and 

Indonesia. Tetsuhiro Watanabe* 1 , Shinya Funakawa1 

and Takashi Kosaki2 , (1)Graduate School 

of Agriculture, Kyoto Univ, (2)Kyoto Univ 


125-5 158a Quantitative Analysis on Soil Acidification and 

Organic \Matter Dynamics in Humid Asia. Kazumichi 

Fujii*, Shinya Funakawa and Takashi Kosaki, 

Kyoto Univ 

125-6 158b Experimental Simulation of Changes in Fine-Dispersed 

Minerals of the Mantle Loam under the 

Influence of Different Phytocenoses. Natalia P. 

Chizhikova* 1 , Irina A. Verkhovets 1 and Alexander 

S. Vladychenskii 2 , (1)Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute, 

(2)Moscow State Univ 

125-7 256a Evidence for Biologic Lifting of Iron in a Soil 

Chronosequence. Marjorie Schulz*, Art White and 

John Fitzpatrick, US Geological Survey 

125-8 256b Characteristics, Genesis and Degradation of Soils 

from Volcanic Rocks in Leyte, Philippines. Victor 

B. Asio*, Dept of Agronomy and Soil Science, Leyte 

State Univ, Reinhold Jahn, Inst of Soil Science and 

Plant Nutrition, Martin Luther Univ and Karl Stahr, 

Inst of Soil Science and Land Evaluation, Univ of 

Hohenheim 

125-9 257a Imogolite-type Material in Podzols and Response 

to Forest Harvesting. Stephanie Grand*, Univ of 

British Columbia 

125-10 257b Decade-scale Conversion to Non-allophanic Andisols 

with Secondary Succession. Paul Mc- 

Daniel* 1 , Jason Jimenez 2 , Jodi Johnson-Maynard 1 , 

Dennis Ferguson 3 and Anita Falen 1 , (1)Univ of 

Idaho, (2)Univ of Idaho, (3)US Forest Service– 

Rocky Mountain Research Station 

125-11 357a Balancing Watershed Level Soil Carbon Budgets 

Using Process-Level Measures. Matthew J. 

Richardson*, Univ of Rhode Island and Mark H. 

Stolt, Univ of Rhode Island 

125-12 357b Site Quality Changes in a Volcanic Chronosequence 

at the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt. Víctor 

Peña* and Christina Siebe, Instituto de Geología, 

UNAM 



1.3PA Andisols and Related Soils—Poster 

126-1 258a Proposal of New Subgroups forArents with Andic 

Characteristics. Marisa Tejedor 1 , Concepción 

Jiménez 1 , Silvia Armas-Espinel 1 and Jose Manuel 

Hernández-Moreno* 2 , (1)Univ de La Laguna, 

(2)Univ de La Laguna 

126-2 258b Properties and Classification of Volcanic Soils 

derived from the 10th Century Eruptive Deposits 

in Changbai Volcano Area, Northeast China. Hitoshi 

Kanno* 1 , Tsuyoshi Miyamoto 2 and Masami 

Nanzyo 1 , (1)Graduate School of Agricultural Science, 

Tohoku Univ, (2)Center for Northeast Asian 

Studies, Tohoku Univ 

126-3 259a Soils Developed on Volcanic Materials in a Mountainous 

Environment (Mt. Teide, Canary Islands, 

Spain). Carmen D. Arbelo* 1 , J. Asterio Guerra 1 , 

Antonio Rodríguez-Rodríguez 2 , Bayanor Santana 1 , 

Jesús S. Notario 1 and Juan L. Mora 2 , (1)Univ of La 

Laguna, (2)Univ of La Laguna 

126-4 259b Variable Charge Soils Identified in a Cloud Forest. 

Maria Guadalupe Tenorio Arvide* 1 , Joe B. 

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Dixon 2 , Otilio A. Acevedo Sandoval 3 , Miguel A. 

Valera Perez 1 and Gladys Linares Fleites 4 , (1)Benemerita 

Univ Autonoma de Puebla, (2)Texas A&M 

Univ, (3)Univ Autonoma del Estado de Hidalgo, 

(4)Benemerita Univ Autonoma de Puebla 

126-5 260a Research of Charcoal Particles in Andosols 

around Lake Biwa, Central Japan. Jun INOUE*, 

Osaka City Univ 

126-6 260b Heavy Metal Sorption by Andic and Non-Andic 

Soil Horizons Derived from Volcanic Parent Materials. 

Hartmut Tanneberg and Reinhold Jahn*, 

Martin-Luther-Univ Halle-Wittenberg 

126-7 261a Water Dispersible Clay and Zeta Potential as Affected 

by Sodicity and Management Practices in 

Andic Soils. Silvia Armas-Espinel 1 , Carlos M. Regalado 

2 and Jose M. Hernandez-Moreno* 1 , (1)Univ 

de La Laguna, (2)ICIA 

126-8 261b Classification of Heugag Soils in Jeju Island. 

Kwan-Cheol SONG*, National Institute of Agricultural 

Sciences and Technology 

126-9 262a Characterization Of a Soil Catena on the Western 

Slope of The Piton Des Neiges Volcano (La 

Réunion). Frédéric Feder* 1 , Romain Olivier 1 , 

Karine Alary 1 and Gérard Bourgeon 2 , (1)CIRAD 

(French Agricultural Research Centre for International 

Development), (2)CIRAD (French Agricultural 

Research Centre for International Development) 

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126-10 262b Assessing the Risk of Soilborne Heavy Metals 

Leaching in an Andosol after Sewage Sludge 

Spreading. Emmanuel Doelsch 1 , Frédéric Feder* 1 , 

Antoine Findeling 1 , Yves Dudal 2 and Hervé Saint 

Macary 1 , (1)CIRAD (French Agricultural Research 

Centre for International Development), (2)INRA 

(French National Institute for Agricultural Research) 

126-11 263a Modelling Mechanisms Controlling the Activity 

of Al 3+ in Soil Solution of Volcanic Ash Soils Using 

Humic-ion Binding Model WHAM-Model V and 

Allophane Solubility. Yasumi Yagasaki*, Soil Classification 

Lab., Natural Resources Inventory Center, 

National Inst for Agro-Environmental Sciences, Jan 

Mulder, Dept. of Plant and Environmental Sciences, 

Norwegian Univ of Life Sciences and Masanori 

Okazaki, Graduate School of Bio-Applications and 

Systems Engineering, Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture 


126-12 263b Icelandic Andosols and Vitrisols. Olafur Arnalds*, 

Agricultural University of Iceland 

126-13 264a Volcanic Soil Resources of Europe: an EU funded 

research co-operation. Olafur Arnalds*, Agricultural 

University of Iceland, Francois Bartoli, Centre 

de Pédologie Biologique, Peter Buurman, Laboratory 

of Soil Science and Geology, Paul Quantin, -, 

Georges Stoops, Department of Geology and Soil 

Science, and Fabio Terribile, Instituto per lo studio 

dei problemi agronomici dell’Irrigazione nel 

126-14 358a A mosaic of nonallophanic Andosols, Umbrisols, 

and Cambisols on rhyodacite in the southern 

Brazilian highlands. Alexander Dümig*, Peter 

Schad, Manmath Kohok, Patrick Beyerlein, 

Wolfgang Schwimmer and Ingrid Kögel-Knabner, 

Lehrstuhl für Bodenkunde (Soil Science), 

Department of Ecology, Technische Universität 

München 

126-15 358b Decomposition of leaf litter mixtures in volcanic 

chronosequences on Mount Etna, Sicily. Laura- 

Lee Shillam*, University of Stirling 

126-16 359a The Current Status of the Soufriere Hill Volcanic 

Ejecta on the Andosols of Montserrat. Kamala N. 

Bhat* 1 , Robert Taylor 2 , Thilini D. Ranatunga 1 , 

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Zachary N. Senwo 1 , Richard H. April 3 and Bruce 

Jackson 4 , (1)Alabama A&M University, (2)Department 

of Plant and Soil Science, Alabama A&M University, 

(3)Colgate university, (4)University of Massachusetts 

Lowell 

126-17 359b Genesis of young volcanic soils from pyroclastic 

material in South Central Italy. Claudio 

Colombo* 1 , Vincenzo Michele Sellitto 1 , Giuseppe 

Palumbo 1 and Fabio Terribile 2 , (1)Dip. SAVA Molise 

University, (2)DISSPA UNIVERSITA’DI NAPOLI 

FEDERICO II 

126-18 360a Vitrisols: a proposed WRB soil group. Olafur Arnalds*, 

Agricultural University of Iceland 

126-19 360b Effect of phospogypsum application on the chemical 

properties of Andisols. Eiichi Takasu* 1 , Shin 

Hiranuma 2 , Fumiei Yamada 2 , Yoshiaki Yoshida 2 and 

Masahiko Saigusa 3 , (1)Field Science Center, Graduate 

School of Agricultural Science, Tohoku University 

/ CO-OP Chemical Co., Ltd, (2)CO-OP Chemical 

Co., Ltd., (3)Field Science Center, Graduate 

School of Agricultural Science, Tohoku University 

126-20 361a Soil aluminum toxicity in the Colombian coffee 

growing region: Sources of acidity and methods 

of determination. Maria E. Ortiz Escobar*, University 

of Hawaii, Raul D. Zapata, Universidad Nacional 

de Colombia and Siavosh Sadeghian, Centro 

Nacional de Investigaciones de Café, CENICAFE 

126-21 361b Seasonal Dynamics of Organic Carbon Stocks 

and Forms in Andosols of the Canary Islands 

(Spain). Antonio Rodríguez-Rodríguez*, Cecilia M. 

Armas, Carmen D. Arbelo, J. Asterio Guerra, 

Bayanor Santana, Jesús S. Notario and Juan L. Mora, 

University of La Laguna 



1.3PB Arid Soils: Genesis, Geomorphology, and 

Geoarchaeology—Poster 

Convenor: Sa’eb Khresat, Jordan University of Science and 

Technology 

127-1 362a Distribution of Magnetic Susceptibility in Kohgilouye 

Boyerahmad soils, Southwestern Iran. 

Hamidreza Owliaie*, Yasouj Univ, Richard Heck, 

Univ of Guelph and Ali Abtahi, Shiraz Univ 

127-2 363a Specificity of Chemical and Mineralogical Composition 

of Salts in Sor Solonchaks and Salt Lakes 

of the Kulunda Steppe, Western Siberia. Marina 

P. Lebedeva (Verba)*, V.V. Dokuchaev Soil Science 

Institute and Olga V. Lopukhina, Faculty of Soil 

Science, Moscow State University 

127-3 363b Mid-Miocene Nitrate Paleosols from the Atacama 

Desert: Implications for the Antiquity of the Atacama 

Desert. Jason A. Rech* 1 , Brian S. Currie1 , 

Angela Cowan1 and Gregory Michalski2 , (1)Miami 

Univ, (2)Purdue Univ 

127-4 364a Genesis of the Hyperarid Soils of the Atacama 

Desert: Analogue for Mars?. Michael S. Howell* 1 , 

Brenda Buck2 , Jason A. Rech3 , Amy Brock2 and 

Joel Prellwitz3 , (1)Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas, 

(2)Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas, (3)Miami Univ 

127-5 458a Nitrate Concentrations in Atacama Desert soils 

and Their Implications for the Antiquity of the Atacama 

Desert. Joel Prellwitz* 1 , Jason Rech1 , Gre-

gory Michalski 2 , Brenda Buck 3 , Michael S. Howell 4 

and Amy Brock 3 , (1)Miami Univ, (2)Purdue Univ, 

(3)Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas, (4)Univ of Nevada, 

Las Vegas 

127-6 459a Influence of Volcanic Parent Material on Soil 

Properties in Murcia Province (SE Spain). Silvia 

Martínez-Martínez*, Ángel Faz Cano and Jose A. 

Acosta, Technical University of Cartagena 

127-7 459b Iron Oxides Distribution and Soil Color Studies 

of Well-drained Alfisols in Semi-arid Environment 

(Greece). Pantelis E. Barouchas* 1 , Nikolaos 

C. Moustakas 2 , Leonidas Panagiotopoulos 1 and 

Athanasios Koulopoulos 1 , (1)Technological Educational 

Institute of Messolonghi, Faculty of Agricultural 

Engineering & Water Resources, (2)Agricultural 

Univ of Athens, Laboratory of Soil Science 

and Agr. Chemistry 

127-8 460a Genesis of Pisoliths and Brecciation Features in 

Stage VI Petrocalcic Horizons, Mormon Mesa, 

NV, USA. Amy Brock* and Brenda Buck, Univ of 

Nevada Las Vegas 

127-9 460b Soil Surface Properties of Mojave Desert Landforms. 

Daniel R. Hirmas* and Robert C. Graham, 

Univ of California Riverside 

127-10 461a Nature and Rates of Pedogenic Processes in Semiarid 

Patagonia (Argentina). Daniela Sauer*, Institute 

of Soil Science and Land Evaluation, Univ of 

Hohenheim, Gerhard Schellmann, Institute of Geography, 

Univ of Bamberg and Karl Stahr, Institute of 

Soil Science and Land Evaluation, Univ of Hohenheim 

127-11 461b Silcretes in southern Portugal—Micromorphological 

characteristics and differences. Daniela 

Sauer*, Christine Stein and Karl Stahr, Institute of 

Soil Science and Land Evaluation, University of 

Hohenheim 

127-12 462a Soil Development along an Arid to Semiarid 

Climosequence in the Trans-Pecos Area of West 

Texas. Nelson Rolong* 1 , Susan Casby-Horton 1 and 

B.L. Allen 2 , (1)USDA-NRCS, (2)Texas Tech University 

127-13 462b Soil Toposequence on Pumice Tuff in the Semiarid 

Canary Islands (Spain). Properties and Agronomic 

and Ecological Significance. J. Asterio 

Guerra* Sr., Antonio Rodríguez-Rodríguez, Carmen 

D. Arbelo and Jesús S. Notario, University of 

La Laguna 

127-14 463a Changes in Soil Physical, Chemical and Mineralogical 

Properties due to Bromus Tectorum L. (C 

heatgrass) Establishment over 2 Decades in 

Northern Nevada, USA. Patrick Drohan* 1 , Joshua 

Boxell 1 and Maureen Yonovitz 2 , (1)Univ of Nevada, 

Las Vegas, (2)Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas 

127-15 463b Overexplotation and Quality of Altoandines Soils: 

Study Case of Apolobamba (Bolivia). Mª Ángeles 

Muñoz García*, Univ Politécnica de Cartagena and 

Ángel Faz Cano, Univ Politécnica de Cartagena 

127-16 464a Assessing post-fire Soil Change: First Year Results 

from a Long-term Monitoring Project Following 

Ecosystem Recovery in Mesa Verde National 

Park, CO USA. Colin Robins* 1 , Michael 

Howell 2 and Patrick Drohan 1 , (1)Univ of Nevada, 

Las Vegas, (2)Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas 

127-17 464b Soil Characterization of Laguna Madre (Mexican 

Burgos-Basin Portion) as a Tool to Establish Land 

Sustainability for Crop and Animal Production. 

Américo Cardona Estrada 1 , Ángel Faz Cano* 2 , Carlos 

Zamora Tovar 1 , Claudia E. González Romo 1 , 

Jorge Jimenez Pérez 1 and Mª Ángeles Muñoz García 

3 , (1)Instituto de Ecología y Alimentos. Univ 


Autónoma de Tamaulipas, (2)Univ Politécnica de 

Cartagena, (3)Univ Politécnica de Cartagena 

127-18 465a Soils and Landforms as Indicators of Prehistoric 

Human Occupation at Big Bend National Park, 

Texas. Lynn E. Loomis*, USDA Natural Resources 

Conservation Service and Thomas C. Alex, Big Bend 

National Park 

127-19 465b New Directions in Soil Amelioration of Arid 

Ecosystems with the Use of Atmosphere Moisture 

Condensation. Zalibek G. Zalibekov* II, Anver M- 

R. Mirzoev, Marat A. Balamerzoev and Alamudin K. 

Shihragimov, Caspian Institute of Biological Resources 

of Daghestan Scientific Center of the Russian 

Academy of Sciencies 



1.3PC Pedogenesis and Weathering in Humid Tropics 

—Poster 

128-1 525a Properties of Soils in Two Terrace Sequences 

Under a Perudic Soil Moisture Regime in the 

Amazon Basin. Steven Monteith*, USDA NRCS 

and Stanley Buol, North Carolina State Univ 

128-2 525b Micromorphology and Mineralogy of Jamaican 

Bauxite Soils. Wendy A. Greenberg*, Bemidji State 

Univ 

128-3 526a Magnetic Susceptibility to Characterize Soil Development 

on Basaltic Substrate, Hawaii. Remke 

L. Van Dam 1 , Jan M.H. Hendrickx* 2 and J. Bruce J. 

Harrison 2 , (1)Michigan State Univ, (2)New Mexico 

Tech 

128-4 526b Characterization and Classification of 

Bangladesh Soils used in Arsenic Fate Studies. 

Charles T. Hallmark* 1 , G. N. White 1 , S. Biswas 1 , 

L.R. Drees 1 , B. Biswas 1 , G.M. Panaullah 2 , JU Md. 

Shoaib 3 and Richard Loeppert 1 , (1)Texas A&M 

Univ, (2)CIMMYT Office in Bangladesh, (3)Soil 

Resources Development Institute 

128-5 527a Re-examination of H/Al Stoichimetry in Some 

Brazilian Soils. Daniel.V. Pérez* 1 , Adierson Gilvani 

Ebeling Jr. 2 , Lúcia Helena C. Anjos Sr. 3 , Maurício 

Rizatto Coelho 1 and Marcos Gervasio Pereira Sr. 2 , 

(1)Centro Nacional de Pesquisa de Solos/EM- 

BRAPA, (2)UFRRJ, (3)UFRRJ Soils Depto 

128-6 527b Humic Fractions Distribution of Diagnostics 

Horizons from Brazilian Soils. Ademir Fontana* 1 , 

Marcos Gervasio Pereira Sr. 1 and Lúcia Helena C. 

Anjos Sr. 2 , (1)UFRRJ, (2)UFRRJ Soils Depto 

128-7 528b Tropical Weathering Profile in a Biotite Schist. 

Maria da G. de V. X. Ferreira*, Universidade 

Católica de Pernambuco, Mateus RosasOSAS 

Ribero, Universodade Federal Rural De Pernambuca 

and Edmilson S. de Lima, Universidade Federal 

de Pernambuco 

128-8 625a Relationship between Clay Fraction Mineralogy 

and Physical Soil Properties in Toposequence of 

Oxisols Developed from Basaltic Rocks in the 

Parana State, Brazil. Vander de Freitas Melo* Sr., 

Univ Federal do Parana, Andre Ademir Ghidin Sr., 

Faculdade Palas Atenas and Valmiqui Costa Lima 

Sr., Univ Federal do Parana 

128-9 625b Chemistry and Mineralogy of Selected Kenyan 

Acid Soils. Pamela A. Obura* 1 , Darrell G. Schulze 1 , 

Caleb O. Othieno 2 , John Robert Okalebo 2 , Derli P. 

Santana 3 and Cliff T. Johnston 1 , (1)Purdue Univ, 

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(2)Moi Univ, (3)Embrapa Maize and Sorghum 

128-10 626a Catastrophic High Temperature and Soil Redization 

—- A Revisit. Yaofu Weng*, The Seed and 

Seeding General Station of Zhejiang Forestry, Liqun 

Xu, Zhejiang Forestry Academy and Zhongjie Ye, 

Zhejiang Forestry College 

128-11 626b Characteristic Genesis Reflected in Minerals by 

Clay Fraction of Red Oxisols under Tropical 

Monsoonal Climate in Thailand. Punyisa 

Trakoonyingcharoen* 1 , Irb Kheoruenromne 1 , Anchalee 

Suddhiprakarn 2 and Robert J. Gilkes 3 , 

(1)Agriculture Faculty, Soil Science Dept, Kasetsart 

Univ, (2)Agriculture Faculty, Soil Science Department, 

Kasetsart University, (3)School of Earth and 

Geographical Sciences, The University of Western 

Australia 

128-12 627a Endemic Soils Developed from Volcanics in the 

Trindade Island, South Atlantic. Carlos E.G.R. 

Schaefer* 1 , Eliane P. Clemente 1 , Ruy V. Alves 1 , Liovando 

M. Costa 1 and Vander F. Melo 2 , (1)Dept do 

Solos-Univ Federal de Viçosa, (2)Dept do Solos- 

Univ Federal de Viçosa 

128-13 627b Principal Component Analysis of Ferrasols from 

the Central Plateau of Southern Cameroon. M. 

Tchienkoua*, Institute of Agronomic Research for 

Development (IRAD), P. Bilong, Dept of Earth Sciences, 

Univ of Yaoundé, C. Nolte, Soil Fertility Unit, 

International Institute of Tropical Agriculture and M. 

Yemefack, Soils, Water and Atmosphere Programme, 

Institute of Agronomic Research for Development 

(IRAD) 



1.3PD Soils on Limestones:Their Properties, Genesis, 

and Role in Human Societies—Poster 

Convenors: Zbigniew Zagorski, Division of Soil Science, Department 

of Soil Environmental Sciences, Warsaw Agricultural 

University–SGGW; Sergey V. Goryachkin, Institute of 

Geography, Russian Academy of Sciences; Michael Singer, 

Department of Land, Air, and Water Resources 

129-1 528a Mediteranean Forest Soils of Croatia. Boris 

Vrbek*, Forest Research Institute, Jastrebarsko 

129-2 529b Impact of Limestone Mining Activity on Soil 

Properties. Ajaz Khan, Prabhu Prasadini* and 

Ramesh Thatikunta, Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural 

Univ 

129-3 628a Comparison of Two Fractionation Methods for 

Determination of Distribution of Chemical Forms 

of Manganese in Highly Calcareous Soils. Najafali 

Karimian* and Seyed Ali Ghaffari-Nejad, College 


129-4 628b The Peculiarities of Rendzina Genesis. Mihail A. 

Kutrovskiy* and Vladimir F. Val’Kov, Rostov State 

Univ 

129-5 629a Origin and Distribution of Clay Minerals of Semiarid 

Soils Of Kohgilouye Boyerahmad Province, 

Southwestern Iran. Hamidreza Owliaie*, Yasouj 

University, Ali Abtahi, , Shiraz University, Shiraz, 

Iran, Farhad Khormali, Gorgan University of Agricultural 

and Natural Resource, Gorgan, Iran and 

Majid Baghernejad, Shiraz University, Shiraz, Iran 

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129-6 629b Geomorphology and Parent Material Relationships: 

Refining Second Order Soil Surveys in 

Kansas Using GIS and Terrain Analysis. DeAnn 

Presley* 1 , Michel D. Ransom 1 and W.A. 

Wehmueller 2 , (1)Kansas State Univ, (2)USDA- 

NRCS 

129-7 725a Micromorphology and Stable Isotope Investigation 

of Lacustrine Sediments on the Southern 

High Plains of Texas and New Mexico. Dusten 

Russell*, Wayne Hudnall and B.L. Allen, Texas Tech 

University 

129-8 725b Comparison between Humic Extract Color by 

Reflection and Transmission in Two Mollisols. 

Ana-Patricia Fernandez-Getino*, DPTO. Edafologia 

E.T.S.I. Agronomos, Univ Politecnia De Madrid, 

Jose-Maria Gasco, DPTO. Edafologia E.T.S.I. 

Agronomos, Univ Politechnica de Madrid and Francisca 

Guerrero, Univ. de Madrid 

129-9 726a Soils on Hard Calcareous and Gypseous 

Rocks:Distribution, Genesis and Problems of 

Classification. Sergey V. Goryachkin*, Institute of 


129-10 726b How Should Soil Texture be Determined for 

Chalk Soil?. Ruth Kerry*, Dept of Geography, 

Brigham Young Univ and Margaret A. Oliver, Dept 

of Soil Science, Reading Univ 

129-11 727a Evolution of the Soil Cover of a Limestone 

Plateau as a Consequence of Climate Cooling : a 

Predictive Approach. Sophie Maillant* 1 , Guillaume 

Echevarria 1 , Michel Gury 1 , Brigitte Van Vliet 

Lanoe 2 , Elisabeth Leclerc-Cessac 3 and Jean-Louis 

Morel 1 , (1)Laboratoire Sols et Environnement UMR 

1120 INPL-INRA, (2)Processus et Bilans des Domaines 

Sédimentaires, UMR 8110 CNRS, (3)Andra 

129-12 727b A Model of Silicate Replacement of Carbonate on 

Dolomitic Landscapes. Cynthia Stiles* and Krista 

Stensvold, Univ of Wisconsin–Madison 

129-13 728a Soil Development on Calcareous Rocks in Central 

Siberia. Dmitry Ye. Konyushkov*, V.V. Dokuchaev 


129-14 728b Crop production, water quality and phosphorus 

in calcareous soils in South Florida. Yuncong Li*, 

Tropical Research and Education Center, University 

of Florida 

129-15 729a Origin of Associated Terra Rossa and Karst by 

Mineral Replacement Driven by Dissolved Dust: 

A Striking Case of Chemical Geodynamics. Enrique 

Merino* 1 , Amlan Banerjee 1 and Steve I. 

Dworkin 2 , (1)Indiana Univ, (2)Baylor Univ 

129-16 729b Soil-like Properties of Limestone in Yucatán, 

México. Hector EstradaMedina* 1 , Robert C.. Graham 

1 , Michael F. Allen 2 and Juan Jose Maria 

Jimenez-Osornio 3 , (1)Univ of California-Riverside, 

(2)Univ of California, (3)Univ Autonoma de Yucatan 



1.4B Indigenous Soil Classification Systems—Poster 

130-1 634a Soil Fertility Management & Compost Use in 

Senegal’s Peanut Basin. Nathan C. McClintock*, 

Univ of California–Berkeley and Amadou Makhtar 

Diop, The Rodale Institute

130-2 733a Ethnopedology – Stratification of the Environment 

in a Vernacular Concept: the Aikewara People, 

Para (Br). Júlio César Lucena Araújo* Jr. 1 , 

Lúcia Helena C. Anjos Sr. 2 and Marcos Gervasio 

Pereira Sr. 1 , (1)UFRRJ, (2)UFRRJ Soils Depto 

130-3 734a Farmers Conception of Soil Degradation and 

Restoration. Roger Kissou* and Alfred Nébié 

Kanké, Bureau National des Sols 

130-4 734b How Does the Iban of Sarawak, Malaysia Select 

Sites for Shifting Cultivation? A Case Study on the 

Iban Communities in Lubok Antu Region. Mohd 

Effendi Wasli* 1 , Sota Tanaka 2 , Joseph Jawa 

Kendawang 3 , Logie Seman 3 , Brangking Unang 3 and 

Katsutoshi Sakurai 1 , (1)Faculty of Agriculture, 

Kochi Univ, (2)Graduate School of Kuroshio Science, 

Kochi Univ, (3)Forestry Dept Sarawak 

130-5 735a Local Knowledge and Pedology: Metodological 

Proposal of Interlocution between Pedologists 

and Farmers in Cerrado Region, Minas Gerais 

State (BR). João Roberto Correia, Embrapa Cerrados, 

Lúcia Helena C. Anjos*, UFRRJ Soils Depto, 

Antonio Carlos Souza Lima, Museu Nacional- 

PPGAS, UFRJ, Delma Pessanha Neves, Anthropology 

Dept.-PPGACP, UFF and Luciano de Oliveira 

Toledo, Soil Dept.–UFRRJ 

130-6 735b Etymological Study of English Terms for South 

Russian Soils (from World Reference Base). 

Tatyana Y. Valkova*, Rostov State Univ 



1.5A Diffuse Reflectance Spectroscopy, Soil Sensing, 

Remote Sensing and Image Analysis—Poster 

Convenor: Endre Dobos, Szent Istvan University, Soil 

Science and Agrochemistry Department 

131-1 534a Terrestrial and Orbital Spectral Models for the 

Determination of Tropical Soil Attributes. Jose 

Geraldo de A. Sousa Jr. 1 , Jose Alexandre M. Dematte* 

2 , Aline M. Genu3 and Marco A. M. Bortoletto3 

, (1)Univ of São Paulo (USP), ESALQ, (2)Univ 

of São (USP), Escola Superior de Agricultura, 

(3)Univ of São Paulo (USP), Escola Superior de 

Agricultura 

131-2 534b Precise Maps of Organic Matter and Topsoil Features 

by a Proximal Sensing Hyperspectral Scanner 

and a Digital Carnera. Goetz Reimer and Juergen 

Lamp*, C.A.Univ, Plant Nutrition a. Soil Science, 

WG Soil Informatics 

131-3 535a Indicating Soil and Land Parameters by Yield 

Sensor Data. Goetz Reimer and Juergen Lamp*, 

C.A.Univ, Plant Nutrition a. Soil Science, WG Soil 

Informatics 

131-4 535b Soils and Variogram Statistics of Precision Farming 

(PF) Fields in Germany. Ruprecht Herbst*, 

Humboldt Univ Berlin, Precision Agriculture and 

Juergen Lamp, C.A.Univ, Plant Nutrition a. Soil 

Science, WG Soil Informatics 

131-5 536a Precise Soil Texture Inventory by an On-the-go 

Sensor EM38. Ruprecht Herbst*, Humboldt Univ 

Berlin, Precision Agriculture and Juergen Lamp, 

C.A.Univ, Plant Nutrition a. Soil Science, WG Soil 

Informatics 


131-6 536b In Season Crop N Management Using Active 

Crop Canopy Sensors. Fernando Solari*, Univ of 

Nebraska, John Shanahan, USDA-ARS and James 

Schepers, USDA-ARS, Lincoln NE 

131-7 537a Field Spectral Measurements of Desert Soil Reflectance 

and Emission Properties, and Comparisons 

with Satellite Remote Sensing Data. James 

K. Crowley*, Bernard E. Hubbard and Beatriz 

Ribeiro da Luz, U. S. Geological Survey 

131-8 537b Comparison of dry-soil infrared spectroscopic 

techniques for assessment of organic carbon in 

soil management studies. Rupinder K. Randhawa* 

and Douglas D. Archibald, The Pennsylvania State 

University 

131-9 634b Remote Sensing and Elevation Models on the Determination 

of Soil Attributes Contents. Aline M. 

Genú 1 , José Alexandre M. DeMatt* 2 , José Geraldo 

de A. Sousa Jr. 3 and Rodnei Rizzo 3 , (1)University of 

São Paulo (USP), Escola Superior de Agricultura 

“Luiz de Queiroz” (ESALQ), (2)University of São 

(USP), Escola Superior de Agricultura “Luiz de 

Queiroz” (ESALQ), (3)University of São Paulo 

(USP), Escola Superior de Agricultura “Luiz de 

Queiroz” (ESALQ) 

131-10 635a Robust predictions of soil properties with uncertainty 

using diffuse reflectance spectroscopy and 

Bagging-PLSR. Raphael A. Viscarra Rossel*, Faculty 

of Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources 

131-11 635b Application of Remote Sensing with Alsat-1 Data 

in Survey of Forest Fires and It S Impact in Forest 

Ecosystem in the North of Algeria. Ahmed Zegrar*, 

National Center of Spaces Technics 

131-12 636a A spatial temporal method for soil thermal tomography. 

Aiman S. Soliman*, Richard J. Heck 

and Thomas R. Elliot, Land Resource Science Department, 

University of Guelph 

131-13 636b Determining the composition of mineral-organic 

mixes using UV-VIS-NIR diffuse reflectance spectroscopy. 

Raphael A. Viscarra Rossel* 1 , Alex 

McBratney 2 and Rob McGlynn 1 , (1)Faculty of Agriculture, 

Food & Natural Resources, (2)The University 

of Sydney 



1.6A Imprint of Environmental Change on Paleosols 

—Poster 

Convenor: Edoardo A.C. Costantini, CRA-ISSDS 

132-1 542a Development of Vertisols of Northern Caucasus 

River Valleys During the Last 5500 years. Alexander 

V. Borisov* 1 , Andrey B. Belinsky2 and Sergey 

V. Lyakhov2 , (1)Institute of Soil Science Problems, 

(2)State Enterprise “Nasledie” 

132-2 542b Gypsic, Natric, and Barite Paleosols in the Carroza 

Formation, La Popa Basin, Mexico, and Potential 

Applications of Pedogenesis to Salt Tectonics 

and Petroleum Exploration. Brenda J. Buck*, 

Univ of Nevada Las Vegas, Amy Brock, Univ of 

Nevada, Las Vegas and Timothy F. Lawton, New 

Mexico State Univ 

132-3 543a Genesis of a Polycyclic Quaternary Terra Rossa 

(Bathi-Luvi Rhodic Cambisol on Rhodic Nitisol) 

in Central Italy. Simone Priori* 1 , Edoardo A.C. 

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POSTERS


Costantini 2 , Enrico Capezzuoli 3 , Fabio Sandrelli 3 

and Giuseppe Protano 4 , (1)Earth Sciences Dept, 

Univ of Siena,, (2)CRA–Experimental Institute for 

Soil Study and Conservation, (3)Earth Sciences 

Dept, Univ of Siena, (4)Environmental Sciences 

Dept, Univ of Siena 

132-4 543b Paleosols and Environmental Changes in Southeastern 

European Steppes during Second Part of 

Holocene. Vitaly A. Demkin* and Tat’ana S. Demkina, 

Institute of Physicochemical and Biological 

Problems of Soil Science, RAS 

132-5 642a An Accumulative Pedogenic Process in Chinese 

Loess Plateau. Xue-feng Hu*, Dept of Environmental 

Science and Engineering, Shanghai Univ 

132-6 642b Interpreting Sedimentation Patterns and Paleoclimate 

from Paleosol Sequences of the Triassic- 

Jurassic Hartford Basin Rift Valley, Connecticut, 

USA. Cynthia Stiles, Univ of Wisconsin and 

Elizabeth H. Gierlowski-Kordesch*, Ohio Univ 

132-7 643a Evidence of Sub-Tropical Humid Climate Paleosols 

from Paleocene-Eocene Sequences in the 

Williston Basin, North Dakota, USA. Cynthia 

Stiles*, D. Clay Kelly, Elizabeth Clechenko, Kathleen 

F. Bolger and Eric D. Shullenberger, Univ of 

Wisconsin 

132-8 643b Properties of Buried Soils at the Somma Vesuviana 

Ruins of Ancient Rome, Italy. Yudzuru 

Inoue* 1 , Jamsranjav Baasansuren 1 , Makiko Watanabe 

1 and Hiroyuki Kamei 2 , (1)Interdisciplinary 

Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Tokyo 

Institue of Technology, (2)Graduate School of Information 

Science and Engineering, Tokyo Institute of 

Technology 

132-9 742a Paleosols and Pedosediments of the Early-Middle 

Pleistocene Red Sediments (Scythian clays) of the 

Southern Russian Platform. Svyatoslav A. Inozemtsev*, 

Moscow State Univ, Dept of Soil Science 

and Andrey E. Dodonov, Geological Institute, RAS 

132-10 742b Construction Techniques of Burial Mounds as 

an Essential Subject Matter of Paleosol Studies. 

Alexander O. Makeev*, Moscow State Univ, Soil Institute 

132-11 743a PaleoVertisols in Russia and USA: the Use of Stable 

Isotopes, Morphology and Microfabrics for 

Reconstructions of Environmental Changes and 

Soil Processes. Irina V. Kovda*, Institute of Geography, 

Claudia Mora, Univ of Tennessee and 

Lawrence P. Wilding, Dept of Soil and Crop Sciences, 

Texas A&M Univ 

132-12 743b Contemporary Iron Stone Formation Due to Acid 

Sulfate Soil Processes. Leigh A. Sullivan*, Richard 

Bush and Edward Burton, Southern Cross Univ 



1.6B Amazonian Dark Earth Soils (Terra Preta and Terra 

Preta Nova): A Tribute to Wim Sombroek—Poster 

Convenor: Antoinette Winklerprins, Michigan State 

University 

133-1 544a Macromolecular Speciation of Organic Matter in 

Black C rich Anthrosols: Insight from 13C CP- 

MAS NMR and Synchrotron Based C (1s) NEX- 

AFS and FTIR-ATR Spectroscopy. Dawit 

Solomon* 1 , Johannes Lehmann1 , Janice Thies1 , 

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Biqing Liang 1 , James Kinyangi 1 , Flavio Luizão 2 and 

Jan Skjemstad 3 , (1)Cornell Univ, (2)Instituto Nacional 

de Pesquisa da Amazonia INPA, (3)CSIRO 

Land and Water 

133-2 544b Anthrosol Diversity in Brazil: Terras Pretas, 

Terra Mulatas and Sambaquis. Carlos E.G.R. 

Schaefer*, Departamento do Solos-Universidade 

Federal de Viçosa, Guilherme R. Correa, Departamento 

de Solos and Hedinaldo N. Lima, Universidade 

Federal do Amazonas 

133-3 545a Formation of Dark Earth Soils in Western Amazonia, 

Iquitos, Peru. Andrew Zimmerman* and 

Augusto Oyuela-Caycedo, Univ of Florida 

133-4 545b Humus Composition Analysis by the NAGOYA 

Method for Amazonian Dark Earths of the Middle 

Amazon, Brazil. Satoshi Nakamura* 1 , Mario 

Hiraoka 2 , Eiji Matsumoto 3 , Kenji Tamura 1 and Teruo 

Higashi 1 , (1)Tsukuba Univ, (2)Dept of Geography 

Millersville Univ, (3)Dokkyo Univ 

133-5 546a Nutrient Bioavailability of Anthropogenic Dark 

Earth Soils and Surrounding Soils of Central 

Amazonian. Newton Paulo de Souza Falcao* 1 , Ana 

Cristina Souza da Silva 1 , Lillian França Borges 1 and 

Nicholas B. Comerford 2 , (1)National Instituto for 

Amazon Research, (2)Univ of Florida, IFAS 

133-6 546b Terra Preta Research: The preSombroek and 

Sombroek Periods. William I. Woods*, Univ of 

Kansas and William M. Denevan, Univ of Wisconsin-Madison 

133-7 547a Creating Terra Preta in Homegardens?: A Preliminary 

Assessment.Antoinette Winklerprins*, Michigan 

State Univ 

133-8 547b Changes in Soil Phosphorus Fractions and 

Species in Amazonian Dark Earths (Terra Preta) 

across a Long Chronosequence. Shinjiro Sato* 1 , 

Biqing Liang 2 , Dawit Solomon 2 and Johannes 

Lehmann 2 , (1)SWFREC/Univ of Florida, (2)Cornell 

Univ 

133-9 548a Biodiversity in Amazonian Dark Earths Soils. 

Maria de Lourdes P. Ruivo*, MPEG, Maria de L. 

Oliveira, UEPa and Dirse Kern, Museu paraense 

emílio Goldi 

133-10 548b Geochemistry of Dark Earth Amazonian. Jucilene 

A. Costa* 1 , Dirse Kern 1 , Marcondes L. Costa 2 , Tarcisio 

E. Rodrigues 3 , Nestor Kampf 4 , Johannes 

Lehmann 5 and Francisco J. L. Frazão 6 , (1)Museu 

paraense emílio Goldi, (2)Univ Federal do Pará, 

(3)Embrapa Amazônia Oriental, (4)UFRS, (5)Cornell 

Univ, (6)Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi 

133-11 549a “Nutrients’Quantifying and Counting (C E N) of 

Microbial Population (Fungi and Bacteria) from 

Soils Enriched by Wood and Slaughter-House 

Wastes in TailÂNdia County – ParÁ – Brazil”. 

Maria de L. Oliveira 1 , Maria de Lourdes P. Ruivo* 2 , 

Ivone C. Magalhães 1 and Eliane Ribeiro 1 , (1)UEPa, 

(2)MPEG 

133-12 549b Bio-Char Applications to a Tropical Oxisol Increase 

Crop Yield and Modify Water Relations. 

Julie Major* 1 , Marco A. Rondon 2 and Johannes 

Lehmann 1 , (1)Cornell Univ, (2)Centro Internacional 

de Agricultura Tropical–CIAT 

133-13 645a Humic Acids of the Amazonian Dark Earth Soils: 

Terra Preta De Índio. Tony Jarbas Ferreira Cunha* 

Sr. 1 , Beata E. Madari 2 , Ladislau Martin Neto Sr. 3 , 

Luciano P. Canellas Sr. 4 , Marcelo Simões Sr. 3 , Wilson 

Tadeu L. da Silva 3 , Débora Milori 3 , Lucedino P. 

Ribeiro Sr. 5 , Lúcia Helena C. Anjos Sr. 6 and Gabriel 

de A. Santos Sr. 7 , (1)Embrapa Semi-Árido, (2)Embrapa 

Arroz e Feijão, (3)Embrapa Instrumentação 

Agropecuária, (4)Universidade Estadual do Norte

Fluminense Darcy Ribeiro, (5)Universidade Federal 

da Bahia, (6)UFRRJ Soils Depto, (7)UFRRJ 

133-14 645b Soils with Archaeological Dark Earth in Caxiuanã 

(Eastern Amazon): Pedologic Structuring, 

Mineralogy, Chemical Composition, Fertility and 

Influence of the Crop. Marciléia S. Carmo* 1 , Marcondes 

L. Costa 1 and Dirse C. Kern 2 , (1)Federal 

Univ of Para, (2)Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi 

133-15 646a Long-Term Oxidation of Biomass-Derived Black 

Carbon and Effects on Soil Fertility and Organic 

C Cycling. Biqing Liang* 1 , Johannes Lehmann 1 , 

James Kinyangi 1 , Dawit Solomon 1 , Janice Thies 1 

and Flavio Luizão 2 , (1)Cornell Univ, (2)Instituto 

Nacional de Pesquisa da Amazonia INPA 

133-16 646b Isolating Unique Bacteria from Terra Preta Systems: 

Using Culturing and Molecular Techniques 

as Tools for Characterizing Microbial Life in 

Amazonian Dark Earths. Brendan O’Neill* 1 , Julie 

Grossman 1 , Siu Mui Tsai 2 , Jose Elias Gomes 2 , Carlos 

Eduardo Garcia 2 , Dawit Solomon 3 , Biqing 

Liang 3 , Johannes Lehmann 1 and Janice Thies 1 , 

(1)Cornell Univ, Dept of Crop and Soil Science, 

(2)Centro de Energia Nuclear na Agricultura 

(CENA), (3)Cornell University, Department of Crop 

and Soil Science 

133-17 647a Soil Microbial Communities Associated with Anthropogenic 

Dark Earths (Terra Preta) and Black 

Carbon Particles. Julie Grossman* 1 , Brendan 

O’Neill 1 , José Elias Gomes 2 , Siu Mui Tsai 2 , Biqing 

Liang 1 , Johannes Lehmann 1 and Janice Thies 1 , 

(1)Cornell Univ, Dept of Crop and Soil Science, 

(2)Centro de Energia Nuclear na Agricultura 

(CENA) 

133-18 647b Addition of Vegetable Residues to the Soil: the Experience 

of TailÂNdia-Pa-Brazil, Subsidies for 

the Formation of New Black Earth 2. Monteiro K. 

F.G Monteiro K. F. G.* Sr., Museu Paraense Emílio 

Goeldi 

133-19 648a Measurement of Total Soil Carbon by NIR Spectroscopy 

in Land Uses of the Brazilian Amazon. 

Sandra M. O. Sa* 1 , Carla M. B. Nussio 2 , Didier 

Brunet 3 , Martial Bernoux 3 , Christian Feller 4 , Norberto 

C. Noronha 1 , Carlos E.P. Cerri 1 and Carlos C. 

Cerri 1 , (1)Centro de Energia Nuclear na Agricultura–CENA/USP, 

(2)Escola Superior de Agricultura 

Luiz de Queiroz–ESALQ/USP, (3)Institut de 

Recherche pour le Développement–IRD, UR179- 

SeqBio, (4)IRD, UR SeqBio 

133-20 648b Mineralogy, Chemistry and Origin of Phosphor 

of Ceramics Found in Dark Earth Soils of the 

Amazon Region. Marcondes L. Costa* 1 , Marciléia 

S. Carmo 1 , Dirse C. Kern 2 and Edivan C. Oliveira 3 , 

(1)Federal Univ of Para, (2)Museu Paraense Emílio 

Goeldi, (3)Belágua 

133-21 649a Soil Fauna Management in Amazonia: Making 

use of “Ecological Services” in Agroecosystems. 

Christopher Martius*, Center for Development Research 

(ZEF), Marcos V.B. Garcia, EMBRAPA 

Amazônia Ocidental, Wulf Amelung, Univ of Bonn, 

Inst. of Soil Science and Hubert Hoefer, Staatliches 

Museum fuer Naturkunde 

133-22 649b Reconstructing Amazonian Dark Earths: Ancient 

Technology as a Tool for Sustainable Management 

of Tropical Soils. Guido Hofwegen van*, 

Thom Kuyper, Joep Broek van den and Gertjan 

Becx, Wageningen Univ 




2.0A Synchrotron Spectromicroscopy of Particulate Matter 

Affecting Air, Water & Soil Quality—Poster 

Convenor: William Bleam, Univ. of Wisconsin 

134-1 550a Manganese Oxide in Mine Sludge: A Redox BarrierAgainst 

Arsenic Mobilization?. Suzanne Beauchemin* 

1 , Glenn Poirier1 and James Ablett2 , (1)Natural 

Resources Canada, (2)Brookhaven National 

Laboratory 

134-2 553a Soil organic C speciation and transformations 

following long-term anthropogenic perturbations 

in tropical ecosystems: evidence from 13C NMR 

and synchrotron-based C (1s) NEXAFS and 

FTIR-ATR spectroscopy. Dawit Solomon* 1 , Johannes 

Lehmann1 , James Kinyangi1 , Biqing Liang1 , 

Ingo Lobe2 , Wulf Amelung3 and Thorsten Schäfer4 , 

(1)Cornell University, (2)UFZ Centre for Environmental 

Research, (3)University of Bonn, (4)Institute 

for Nuclear Waste Management 

134-3 550b Sorption of Arsenate on Lithium/Aluminum Layered 

Double Hydroxide Intercalated by Chloride: 

Macroscopic and Spectroscopic Studies. Yu 

T. Liu* 1 , Ming K. Wang1 and P.M. Huang2 , (1)Dept 

of Agricultural Chemistry, (2)Dept of Soil Science, 

Univ of Saskatchewan 

134-4 653a Quality of the Water in Rio Amajac, Hidalgo, 

Mexico, for the Handling of the Nutritious Solution 

in Hidroponia. Jesus Amado*, Enrique Rubinos 

Pantal, Fransisco Gavi Reyes and Enrique Mejia 

Zaens, Colegio de Posgraduados 



2.0P Measurement, Occurrence, and Transport of 

Radionuclides in Soils and Sediments, and their 

Transfer to Biota—Poster 

Convenors: Edward Landa, U.S. Geol. Survey, MS 430; Shigeo 

Uchida, National Institute of Radiological Sciences 

135-1 555a Radionuclides and Fungi: Fungal Behavior, Fungal 

Communities and Fungal Impacts on Radionuclide 

Mobility in Soil. John Dighton* 1 , 

Tatyana Tugay2 , Nelli Zhdanova2 and Victor 

Zheltonozhsky3 , (1)Rutgers Pinelands Field Station, 

(2)Institute of Microbiology and Virology, (3)The Instiute 

for Nuclear Research 

135-2 556a Effects of Near-Surface Redox Potentials on Radioactive 

Selenium, Iodine and Technetium Mobility 

in Soils. George Shaw*, Univ of Nottingham 

135-3 556b Environmental Conditions for Insoluble Tc Formation 

in Ponding Water above a Paddy Field. 

Nobuyoshi Ishii* 1 , Hiroyuki Koiso2 , Hiroshi 

Takeda1 and Shigeo Uchida1 , (1)National Institute of 

Radiological Sciences, (2)Tokyo Nuclear Services 

Co., Ltd. 

135-4 557a Natural Accumulators of Radionuclides in the 

Environment. Martine C. Duff*, Anna Knox and 

Mary Lou Ramsey, Savannah River National Laboratory 

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135-5 557b Plant Uptake and Release of Cesium-137: Application 

to Phytoremediation. Mark Fuhrmann*, 

Brookhaven National Laboratory 

135-6 558a Kinetics and Reversibility of Tc Immobilisation in 

Soils under Flooded and Aerated Conditions. 

Siobhán Staunton*, INRA, Rhizosphère & Symbiose, 

Emmanuelle Quillerou, Laboratoire de Radioécologie 

et d’Écotoxicologie, IRSN,, Claire-Sophie 

Haudin, Andra, Guo Wang, Fuijan Agricultural 

Univ, and Arnaud Martin-Garin, Laboratoire de Radioécologie 

et d’Écotoxicologie, IRSN 

135-7 558b Determination of Bioavailable Rhenium Fraction 

in Japanese Agricultural Soils. Keiko Tagami* 

and Shigeo Uchida, National Institute of Radiological 


135-8 559b Depleted Uranium Corrosion and Mobility in an 

Arid Environment. Brenda J. Buck*, Univ of 

Nevada Las Vegas, Amy Brock, Univ of Nevada, Las 

Vegas, April L. Ulery, New Mexico State Univ and 

William H. Johnson, Los Alamos National Lab 

135-9 560a Distribution and Transport of Depleted Uranium 

(DU) in Soils and Natural Waters at Aberdeen 

Proving Ground, MD. Tanya Palmateer Oxenberg* 

1 , William P. Ball 2 , Alan T. Stone 2 and Edward 

J. Bouwer 2 , (1)US Army Developmental Test Command, 

(2)Dept of Geography and Environmental 

Engineering 

135-10 561b Distribution Coefficients of Tin (Sn) in Japanese 

Agricultural Soils. Yasuo Nakamaru* and Shigeo 

Uchida, National Institute of Radiological Sciences 

135-11 562b Transformation of Iodine Species in Submerged 

Paddy Soil. Noriko Yamaguchi*, National Institute 

for Agro-Environmental Sciences, Masashi Nakano, 

Research Institute of Soil Science & Technology 

and Hajime Tanida, Japan Synchrotoron Radiation 


135-12 656a Radionuclides (137Cs) in Landscapes of Kiev 

Reservoir Banks. V. M. Starodubtsev* and O. L. Fedorenko, 

National Agricultural Univ 

135-13 656b Effects of the Soil Redox Status on Selenium Mobility: 

Contributions of Microbiological and Geochemical 

Processes. Olivia Darcheville* 1 , Laureline 

Février 1 , Arnaud Martin-Garin 1 and Pierre Renault 2 , 

(1)Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire, 

(2)Institut National de la Recherche Agronomiqe 

135-14 657a Diffusive Gradient in Thin Film for Evaluating 

Uranium Bioavailability to Ryegrass in 18 Contaminated 

Soils. Lise Duquène*, SCK-CEN 

135-15 657b Availability and Immobilization of 137Cs in Subtropical 

High Mountain Forest and Grassland 

Soils. Chih-Yu Chiu* 1 , Chih-Jung Wang 2 and Ching- 

Chung Huang 2 , (1)Research Center for Biodiversity, 

(2)Radiation Monitoring Center, Atomic Energy 

Council 

135-16 658a Effects of a Climate Cooling on the Behavior of 

Radionuclides in Soils. Sophie Maillant* 1 , Guillaume 

Echevarria 1 , Elisabeth Leclerc-Cessac 2 and 

Jean-Louis Morel 3 , (1)Laboratoire Sols et Environnement 

UMR 1120 INPL-INRA, (2)Andra, 

(3)INPL(ENSAIA)/INRA, Laboratoire Sols et Environnement 

135-17 658b Inequilibrium between Fallout 137 Cs and Stable 

Cs in Cultivated Soils. Hirofumi Tsukada*, Akira 

Takeda, Shun’ichi Hisamatsu and Jiro Inaba, Institute 

for Environmental Sciences 

135-18 659a A Plume Runs through it: Elucidating the Soil 

Carbon Cycle Using Enriched Radiocarbon Additions. 

Christopher Swanston* 1 , Paul Hanson 2 , 

Susan E. Trumbore 3 , Philip Jardine 2 , Julie Jastrow 4 , 

Margaret Torn 5 , Wilfred Post 2 and Charles T. 

106 

Garten 2 , (1)Center for Accelerator Mass Spectrometry, 

(2)Oak Ridge National Laboratory, (3)Univ of 

California, Irvine, (4)Argonne National Laboratory, 

(5)Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 

135-19 659b Sorption Behavior of Selenium on Humic Acid 

under Increasing Se or Humic Acid Content. Nao 

Ishikawa*, Shigeo Uchida, Keiko Tagami and Yasuo 

Nakamaru, National Institute of Radiological Sci. 

135-20 660a Novel Synthetic Clays for Soil Remediation. Sridhar 

Komarneni*, The Pennsylvania State Univ 

135-21 660b Plant-Based Plume-Scale Mapping Reveals Tritium-Transport 

Extent and Processes in Desert 

Soils. Brian J. Andraski* 1 , David A. Stonestrom 2 , C. 

Amanda Garcia 3 , Robert L. Michel 2 , Michael J. 

Johnson 1 and David L. Decker 4 , (1)U.S. Geological 

Survey, (2)USGS, (3)Graduate Program of Hydrologic 

Sciences, (4)Desert Research Institute 

135-22 661a Plant Uptake and Behavior of Depleted Uranium 

in Arid Zone Soils. April L. Ulery* 1 , Ramona R. 

Parra 1 , Victoria Anne 2 and Yohei Hashimoto 3 , 

(1)New Mexico State Univ, (2)U.S. Forest Service, 

(3)Dept of Soil Science, North Carolina State Univ 

135-23 661b Environmental Fate of Radium in Ion-Exchange 

Backwash Waste Stream, and Septic-Tank Sludge 

and Liquids, Southern New Jersey. Zoltan 

Szabo* 1 , Eric Jacobsen 1 , Thomas F. Kraemer 1 and 

Bahman Parsa 2 , (1)U.S.Geological Survey, (2)New 

Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services 

135-24 756a In Situ Formation of Colloidal Phases and Their 

Role in Radionuclide Transport. James Harsh* 1 , 

Markus Flury 1 , Youjun Deng 1 , Kholoud Mashal 2 

and Gang Chen 3 , (1)Washington State Univ, 

(2)Hashemite Univ, (3)FAMU-Florida State Univ 

135-25 757a Behavior of Cs, Sr and U in Soil Solution at Rhizosphere 

of Brassica rapa L. Akira Takeda*, Hirofumi 

Tsukada, Yuichi Takaku and Shun’ichi 

Hisamatsu, Institute for Environmental Sciences 

135-26 757b Estimation of the Effect of Farmland on the Behavior 

of 129 I Released from Malfunctioning 

Atomic Facilities in Japan. Nobuharu Kihou* 1 , 

Hideshi Fujiwara 1 and Kouichi Yuita 2 , (1)National 

Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences, (2)Formerly, 

National Institute of Agro-Environmental 


135-27 758a Modelling of Caesium-137 Behavior in a Soil- 

Plant System. Onggarbek Alipbeki*, Kazakh National 

Agricultural Univ 

135-28 758b Influence of Soil Production Processes on Differential 

Mobility of Fallout Radionuclides in Taiwan. 

Narasimham L. Vemuri* and Chih-An Huh, Institute 

of Earth Sciences 

135-29 759a Tracing Stochastic Behavior of Rock Bearing 

Soils Using 137Cs: Pinglin, NE Taiwan. 

Narasimham L. Vemuri* and Chih-An Huh, Institute 

of Earth Sciences 

135-30 759b Influence of the Long-Term Fertilizing on the 

Radioactivity of the Soil and Different Degree of 

Adopting of Radionucleides from the Wheat and 

Corn. Mirko Grubišic*, Institute for technology of 

nuclear and other raw materials 

135-31 760a The Assessment of Manure Application on Potential 

Mobility and Bioavailability of 137 Cs in Tropical 

Soils. Maria Angélica Wasserman* 1 , Antonio 

Passos Portilho 1 , Aline G. Viana 1 , Flavia Bartoly 1 , 

Daniel.V. Pérez 2 , Ana C. Ferreira 1 , Valéria Argolo 1 

and Carlos Eduardo Menezes 3 , (1)Instituto de Radioproteção 

e Dosimetria /CNEN, (2)Centro Nacional 

de Pesquisa de Solos/EMBRAPA, (3)Colégio Agrícola 

Nilo Peçanha, Universidade Federal Fluminense

135-32 760b Laboratory and Field Experiments to Study the 

Mobilization and Preconcentration of Uranium 

from Soils and Various Rock Materials by Fungi. 

Colette MUNIER-LAMY and Jacques BERTHE- 

LIN*, LIMOS UMR 7137 CNRS-UHP Nancy I Faculté 

des sciences 

135-33 761a In Situ Study of the Biochemical Cycle of Iodine 

in a Peat Bog. Sophie Maillant* 1 , Genevieve 

Villemin 1 , Marsha Sheppard 2 and Elisabeth Leclerc- 

Cessac 3 , (1)Laboratoire Sols et Environnement 

UMR 1120 INPL-INRA, (2)ECOMatters Inc., 

(3)Andra 

135-34 761b Radiological Characteristics of the Plant Species 

Taken from the Checking Area within 30 Km Influence 

Zone of the Volgodonsk Nuclear Plant. 

Andrej Pronin* and Tamara Abramova, Rostov State 

Univ 



2.1A Soil Structuring as a Dynamic Process and Particles 

Transfer—Poster 

136-1 466a Sieving Crusts and Water Repellency. Albert Sole- 

Benet* 1 , Sergio Contreras 1 , Juan Puigdefábregas 1 

and Yolanda Cantón 2 , (1)E.E.Z.A./C.S.I.C., (2)Universidad 

de Almería 

136-2 466b Return Flow Generating Point on a Variably Saturated 

Layered Hillslope Surface. Sanjit Kumar 

Deb*, Masaru Mizoguchi and Tsuyoshi Miyazaki, 

Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, 

The Univ of Tokyo 

136-3 467a Rheometry in Soil Mechanics: Structural 

Changes in Mineral Suspensions, Clay-Rich and 

Silty Soils. Wibke Markgraf*, Rainer Horn and 

Stephan Peth, Institute for Plant Nutrition and Soil 

Science, CAU Kiel 

136-4 467b Effective Cross Section: A Structural Parameter 

to Consider Water Repellency in Soil Hydrology. 

Heiner Stoffregen* 1 , Gerd Wessolek 1 , Karsten 

Täumer 1 and Jirka Simunek 2 , (1)Technical Univ 

Berlin, (2)Univ of California Riverside 

136-5 468a Soil Crusting Susceptibility Evaluated by Means 

of Turbidimetry. Sergio Pellegrini*, Nadia Vignozzi, 

Elisa Batistoni and Andrea Rocchini, CRA- 

ISSDS 

136-6 468b A Multi-Scale Approch for the Assessment and 

Quantification of Seedbed Soil Structure. Brian. 

S. Atkinson*, Sacha. J. Mooney and Debbie. L. 

Sparkes, Agricultrural and Environmental Sciences, 

School of Biosciences, Univ of Nottingham 

136-7 469a Soil Structure Dynamics of Paddy Fields as a 

Function of Cultivation and Time. Imke Janssen* 

and Rainer Horn, Institute of Plant Nutrition and 

Soil Science, CAU Kiel 

136-8 469b Subsoil Compaction and Preferential Flow Paths 

Formation. Aminat Umarova* and Evgeny Shein, 

Moscow State Univ 

136-9 565a Influence of Various Grazing Intensities on Soil 

Stability, Soil Structure and Water Balance in 

Inner Mongolia, P.R. China. Julia Kruemmelbein*, 

Stephan Peth and Rainer Horn, Institute of Plant 

Nutrition and Soil Science, CAU Kiel 

136-10 565b Hydrological and Geomorphological Implications 

of Different Types of Soil Surface Crusts in Semi- 


arid Rangelands in Se Spain. Albert Sole-Benet* 1 , 

Yolanda Cantón 2 , Gabriel DelBarrio 1 , Roberto 

Lázaro 1 and Juan Puigdefábregas 1 , (1)E.E.Z.A./ 

C.S.I.C., (2)Universidad de Almeria 

136-11 566a Analysis of Fragmentation Fractal Dimension of 

Soil Particle-Size Distribution Obtained from 

Mass-Time and Mass-Size Data. Roberto R. 

Filgueira*, Pablo R. Gelati, Lidia L. Fournier, 

Guillermo O. Sarli and C. German Soracco, Facultad 

de Ciencias Agrarias y Forestales-Universidad 

Nacional de La Plata 

136-12 566b Structural Attributes of a Clayey Hapludox Cultivated 

No Tillage System the Culture Sequences 

in Succession and Rotation. Jorge Luiz Piccinin*, 

Museum Paraense Emílio Goeldi–CCTE, Carlos 

Roberto. Espíndola, Univ of Campinas–UNICAMP,, 

Eleno Torres, Brazilian Agricultural Research Enterprise 

(Embrapa Soja) and Odilon Ferreira Saraiva, 

Brazilian Agricultural Research Enterprise (Embrapa 

Soja) 

136-13 567a A Generalized Approach to Predict Shrinkage 

Using Water Potential. Thomas Baumgartl*, Centre 

for Mined Land Rehabilitation 

136-14 567b Crop Yield and Physical Attributes of a Clayey 

Oxisol under Diferent Soil Management Systems 

and Crop Rotation. Jorge Luiz Piccinin* 1 , Eleno 

Torres 2 , Lincoln Zotarelli 3 , Odilon Ferreira Saranva 2 

and Carlos Roberto Espindola 4 , (1)Museum 

Paraense Emílio Goeldi, (2)Brazilian Agricultural 

Research Enterprise (Embrapa Soja), (3)Univ of 

Florida, Agronomy Dept, (4) Univ of Campinas 

UNICAMP 

136-15 568b The Regularities of Changes in Soil Surface Properties 

Due to the Soil Formation and Field Agricultural 

Technogeneses. V.F. Utkaeva*, 

V.V.Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute 

136-16 664a Synchrotron Computed Microtomography for 

Assessing Changes in Porosity as Influenced by 

Compaction. Clark J. Gantzer* 1 , Stephen Anderson 1 

and Shmuel Assouline 2 , (1)Dept of Soil, Environmental 

and Atmospheric Sciences, Univ of Missouri-Columbia, 

(2)Inst. of Soil, Water and Environmental 


136-17 664b Effects of Polyacrylamide Molecular Weight, Soil 

Texture and Electrolyte Concentration on Drainable 

Porosity and Aggregate Stability. A.I. Mamedov* 

1 , S. Beckmann 2 , C. Huang 1 and G.J. Levy 3 , 

(1)USDA-ARS, National Soil Erosion Research 

Laboratory, (2)Univ of Regensburg, Dept of Landscape 

Ecology and Soil Science, (3)Institute of Soil, 

Water and Environmental Sciences 

136-18 665a Shrinkage modelling as a Tool to Quantify Soil 

Structural Changes: Insights and Perspectives. 

Pascal Boivin*, Institute of Research for Development 

136-19 665b Tillage Management to Improve Soil Physical 

Conditions for Crop Growth. Dong Wang*, James 

Kurle and James Percich, Univ of Minnesota-Twin 

Cities Campus 

136-20 666a The Effect of Magnesium on the Age-Hardening 

of Soil. Gemma E. Nichol* 1 , Judy Tisdall 2 and Nick 

Uren 2 , (1)Dept of Primary Industries, (2)La Trobe 

Univ 

136-21 666b Influence of No-Till on Hydrophysical Properties 

of Argiudols of the Center of Santa Fe–Argentina. 

Roberto P. Marano, Hugo A. Micheloud and Silvia 

Imhoff*, Facultad de Ciencias Agrarias, Universidad 

Nacional del Litoral 

136-22 667a Mass Fractal Dimension of Soil Aggregates; Minimum 

Number of Experimental Data. C. German 

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Soracco 1 , Guillermo O. Sarli 1 , Roberto R. 

Filgueira* 1 and Daniel Gimenez 2 , (1)Facultad de 

Ciencias Agrarias y Forestales-Univ Nacional de La 

Plata, (2)Rutgers Univ 

136-23 667b Concentric Biophysical and Chemical Gradients 

within Macro-Aggregates Add a New Dimension 

to Soil Structure Formation. Alvin Smucker*, Eun 

Jin Park, Curtis Dell and Rainer Horn, Dept of Crop 

and Soil Sciences, Michigan State Univ 

136-24 764a Transport of Suspended Solids from a Rural 

Catchment to a Small Water Course in Humid 

Temperate Climate. M.L. Rodríguez-Blanco 1 , M. 

M. Taboada-Castro* 1 , M.T. Taboada-Castro 1 and J. 

L. Oropeza-Mota 2 , (1)Univ de A Coruña, (2)C.P. 

Instituto de Recursos Naturales. Especialidad de 

Hidrociencias 

136-25 765a Soil Evaluation for Sustainability under Different 

Cropping Systems Using Organic and Inorganic 

Fertilizers. Pradeep K. Sharma* and Sudhir Verma, 

CSK Himachal Pradesh Agricultural Univ 

136-26 765b New soil quality indices produced by image analysis 

techniques applied to the soil porous system. 

Giacomo Mele* 1 , Angelo Basile 1 , Roberto De Mascellis 

1 , Bruno Di Matteo 1 and Fabio Terribile 2 , 

(1)CNR ISAFOM, (2)Disspa Univ Di Napoli Federico 

II 

136-27 766a Quantification of the Effects of Cereal Root Anchorage 

Failure Using X-ray Computed Tomography 

and Image Analysis. Sacha J. Mooney*, 

Univ of Nottingham and Peter Berry, ADAS 

136-29 767a Extent of Hardsetting Behavior of Soils in Region 

10, Philippines and their Effects on Maize Plant 

Growth and Yield. Nonilona P. Daquiado*, Central 

Mindanao Univ 



2.1B Soil Hydrology, Structure, and Micromorphic 

Propoerties (Soil Porous System)—Poster 

Convenor: Miroslav Kutilek, Soil and Tillage Research 

137-1 470a Darcian Description of Water Transfer in Evaporating 

Unsaturated Soil and Hydraulic Conductivity 

Function. Alexandr M. Globus*, Tatiana 

Neusypina and Alexandr Topazh, Agrophysical Research 

Institute 

137-2 470b Scale Dependent Physical Protection of Organic 

Matter in Soils. Axel Lamparter*, Jörg Bachmann, 

Marc-Oliver Goebel, Susanne K. Woche and Walter 

R. Fischer, Institute of Soil Science 

137-3 471a Influence of Organic Matter Input on Earthworm 

Burrow Properties and Consequences on 

Soil Water Movement. Guenola Pérès*, Univ of 

Rennes1, Stefan Schrader, FAL. Federal Agricultural 

Research Centre, Institute of Agroecology, 

Daniel Cluzeau, Univ of Rennes1, Vincent Hallaire, 

UMR INRA/Agrocampus Soil Agronomy Spatialization 

and Christian Walter, INRA Agrocampus 

Rennes, UMR SAS 

137-4 472a Changes of Nonrigid Pore Structure upon 

Predrying Intensity and Frequency. Xinhua Peng* 

and Rainer Horn, Institute of Soil Science and Plant 

Nutrition 

137-5 472b Computed Tomography for Measurement of Soil 

Macroporosity as Affected by Stiff-Stemmed 

108 

Grass Hedges. Achmad Rachman, Indonesian Soil 

Research Institute, Stephen H. Anderson*, Univ of 

Missouri-Columbia, Clark J. Gantzer, Dept of Soil, 

Environmental and Atmospheric Sciences, Univ of 

Missouri-Columbia and Ranjith P. Udawatta, Center 

for Agroforestry, Univ of Missouri-Columbia 

137-6 473a Physical Interpretation of Soil Hydraulic Functions 

in Bi-Modal Soils with Log-Normal Pore 

Size Distribution. Miroslav Kutilek*, Soil and 

Tillage Research and Libor Jendele, Cervenka Consulting 

137-7 473b Physically-based Explanation of the Brooks and 

Corey Parameters in Terms of Partial Drainage 

of Random Mass Prefractals. Edmund Perfect*, 

Univ of Tennessee 

137-8 474a Linking the Gardner and Campbell Models for 

Predicting Unsaturated Hydraulic Conductivity 

in Near-Saturated Soil. Ken Kawamoto*, Dept of 

Civil and Environmental Engineering, Saitama Univ, 

Per Moldrup, Environmental Engineering Section, 

Dept of Life Sciences, Aalborg Univ, Ty P.A. Ferré, 

Dept of Hydrology and Water Resources, Univ of 

Arizona, Markus Tuller, Soil and Land Resources 

Division, Ag. Sci. 113, Univ of Idaho, Ole H. Jacobsen, 

Dept of Agroecology, Institute of Agricultural 

Research Centre Foulum and Toshiko Komatsu, 

Graduate School of Science and Engineering, 

Saitama Univ 

137-9 474b Estimation Model of Field Capacity and Wilting 

Point on Soil Water Retention Curve from Soil 

Physical Characteristics in Korean Soil. Seungoh 

Hur* 1 , Yeon-Kyu Sonn 1 , Kang-Ho Jung 1 , Sang- 

Keun Ha 1 and Jeong-Gyu Kim 2 , (1)National Institute 

of Agricultural Science and Technology, (2)Div. 

Env. Science & Ecol. Eng. Korea Univ 

137-10 568a Soil Hydrological Properties of Andisols in Japan 

in Relation to the Dispersion-Coagulation Behavior. 

Katsutoshi Seki*, Tsuyoshi Miyazaki, Hiromi 

Imoto and Masaru Mizoguchi, The Univ of 

Tokyo 

137-11 569b Exploring the Relationship between Solute Transport 

and Soil Macropore Structure. Jonathan E. 

Holland*, Univ of Melbourne 

137-12 570a Agroforestry and Grass Buffer Influences on CT- 

Measured Pore Characteristics. Ranjith P. 

Udawatta*, Center for Agroforestry, Univ of Missouri-Columbia, 

Stephen H. Anderson, Dept of Soil, 

Environmental and Atmospheric Sciences and Clark 

J. Gantzer, Dept of Soil, Environmental and Atmospheric 

Sciences, Univ of Missouri-Columbia 

137-13 570b General Theoretical Framework for Estimating 

Soil Water Retention from Textural Data. John R. 

Nimmo* 1 , William N. Herkelrath 1 and Ana M. Laguna 

Luna 2 , (1)US Geological Survey, (2)Univ of 

Córdoba 

137-14 471b Temperature Dependent Capacitance Scaled Frequency. 

Ali Fares*, Natural Resources & Environmental 

Management Department and Syamsuddin 

Hamdhani, University of Hawaii 

137-15 571a Pore System Characteristics of Pavement Seam 

Materials in Urban Areas. Thomas Nehls 1 , Gerd 

Wessolek* 1 , Grzegorz Jozefaciuk 2 , Zofia 

Sokolowska 3 and Heiner Stoffregen 1 , (1)Technical 

Univ Berlin, (2)Dept of Agrophysics, Polish Academy 

of Sciences, (3)Dept of Agrophysics, Polish 

Academy of Sciences, 

137-16 571b Perudic and Near-Perudic Soil Moisture Regimes 

in the Central Appalachians. E.J. Ciolkosz* 1 , D.A. 

Miller 2 , W.J. Waltman 2 , Sharon Waltman 3 , T.M. 

Prescott 4 , S.G. Carpenter 4 and A.R. Topalanchik 4 ,

(1)Dept of Crop and Soil Sciences, The Pennsylvania 

State Univ, (2)Earth and Environmental Systems 

Institute, The Pennsylvania State Univ, 

(3)USDA-NRCS-NGDC, (4)USDA-NRCS, MLRA 

13 Region 

137-17 572a Water Retention and Color in Fine Earth and 

Soil Core Samples. Manuel Sanchez-Maranon 1 , 

Jaume Bech* 2 , Raul Ortega 1 , Isabel Miralles 1 , 

Gabriel Delgado 1 , Juan Manuel Martin-García 1 and 

Rafael Delgado 1 , (1)Univ de Granada, (2)Univ de 

Barcelona 

137-18 572b Quantification of Soil Micromorphology from 

Images of Soil Sections. Daniel Gimenez* 1 , Adolfo 

Posadas 2 and Hyen Chung Chun 1 , (1)Rutgers Univ, 

(2)International Potato Center 

137-19 573a Observation and Analysis of Microscale Heterogeneity 

of Infiltration and Water Flow in Chernozem 

and Black-Chestnut Soils. Vyacheslav N. 

Semenov* and Anatoli Zeiliguer, Moscow State 

Univ of Environmental Engineering 

137-20 573b An Upscaling Algorithm for Simulating Water 

Flow in Unsaturated Soils under Flood Irrigation 

at Field Scale. Li Ren* 1 , Meng Mao 1 , Zhiming 

Chen 2 and Renduo Zhang 3 , (1)Dept of Soil and 

Water Sciences, China Agricultural Univ, (2)Institute 

of Computational Mathematics, Chinese Academy 

of Sciences, (3)Univ of Wyoming 

137-21 574a Numerical Simulation of Atrazine Leaching at 

Field Scale During Summer Maize Growing Season 

under Meteorological Condition. Meng Mao* 

and Li Ren, Dept of Soil and Water Sciences, China 


137-22 574b Modeling Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity in 

Clay Soils at Guilan Province (Iran) Using Artificial 

Neural Networks. Meysam Doai*, Mahmoud 

Shabanpour Shahrestani and Farid Bagheri, Guilan 

Province-Guilan University-Agriculture Faculty 

137-23 668a Superficial Tension of Biologically Active Water 

for Using in Soil-Plant Systems. Nemat Mamedov*, 

Geys Garibov and Sh. Sh. Alekperov, Baku 

State Univ 

137-24 668b Leaf Water Potential in Corn and Cotton in Relation 

to Root Zone Soil Water Status and Depth 

of Rooting. Ram Baboo Sharma*, Indira Gandi 


137-25 669a Cyclic Swelling Behavior of Superabsorbent 

Polymers in Soil Porous Media. Soheila 

Ebrahimi* 1 , Mehdi Homaee 1 and Babak Ebrahimi 2 , 

(1)Tarbiat Modaress Univ, (2)IUST 

137-26 669b Spatial Distribution of Nitrogen-Fixing and Denitrificating 

Microorganisms in Soils with Preferential 

Flow. Atsushi Suetsugu*, Arid Land Research 

Center, Tottori Univ 

137-27 670a Modeling Soil Organic Matter in Intensive Cropping 

in China’s Huang-Huai-Hai Plain. Li 

Baoguo*, College of Resources and 

Environment,China Agricultural Univ and Lei 

Hongjun, College of Resources and Environment, 

China Agricultural Univ 

137-28 670b Development and Evaluation of a Simplified 

Mechanistic-Stochastic Method for Field-Scale 

Solute Transport Prediction. Jaehoon Lee*, Univ 

of Tennessee, Biosystems Eng. & Soil Science Dept 

and Francis X. M. Casey, North Dakota State Univ 

137-29 671a Numerical Analysis of Multifractal Spectrum on 

2-D Black and White Images. Ana M. Tarquis*, V. 

Méndez, M.T. Castellanos and M.C. Moratón, Dpto. 


Univ of Madrid 


137-30 671b A Probabilistic Approach to the Identification of 

Soil Textural and Structural Input Variables for 

the Estimation of Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity. 

Allan Lilly, Macaulay Land Use Research Institute, 

Attila Nemes*, Univ of California Riverside, 

Walter J. Rawls, USDA-ARS Hydrology and Remote 

Sensing Laboratory and Yakov A. Pachepsky, 

USDA/ARS/BA/ANRI/ESML 

137-31 672a Gas Transport Parameters along Field Transects 

of a Volcanic Ash Soil. Augustus Resurreccion* 1 , 

Toshiko Komatsu 1 , Ken Kawamoto 2 , Per Moldrup 3 

and Dennis Rolston 4 , (1)Graduate School of Science 

and Engineering, Saitama Univ, (2)Dept of 

Civil and Environmental Engineering, Saitama Univ, 

(3)Environmental Engineering Section, Dept of Life 

Sciences, Aalborg Univ, (4)Dept of Land, Air, and 

Water Resources, Univ of California, Davis 

137-32 672b Use of Class Pedotransfer Functions to Predict 

Water Retention Properties of Soils: Are They 

Still of some Interest?. Hassan Al Majou* 1 , Ary 

Bruand 2 , Odile Duval 3 and Isabelle Cousin 3 , (1)Institut 

des Sciences de la Terre (ISTO), (2)Université 

d’Orléans, (3)INRA 

137-33 673a Critical Water-Absorption Rate when a Plant 

Absorbs Water from a Soil-Water System 

through Its Rooting System. Michihiro Hara*, 

Kazuyoshi Miyamoto and Bikash C. Sarker, Iwate 

Univ 

137-34 673b Hydraulic Characteristics of Mountainous Soils 

in Korea. Kang-Ho Jung* 1 , Seungoh Hur 1 , Yeon- 

Kyu Sonn 1 , Yeong Sang Jung 2 and Sang-Keun Ha 1 , 


Technology, (2)Kangwon National University 

137-35 674a Particle Size Distribution and Mineralogy of 

Brazilian Ferralsols: Significance for the Structure 

and Hydraulic Properties. Adriana Reatto* 1 , 

Euzébio Medrado Silva 1 , Ary Bruand 2 , Eder de 

Souza Martins 1 , Isabelle Cousin 3 and Michel 

Brossard 4 , (1)Empresa Brasileira de Pesquisa 

Agropecuária (Embrapa Cerrados), (2)Université 

d’Orléans, (3)INRA, (4)IRD 

137-36 674b Field and Numerical Study of Chlorotoluron 

Transport in the Soil Profile Affected by Non- 

Equilibrium Flow. Radka Kodesová* 1 , Martin 

Kocárek 1 , Josef Kozák 1 and Jirka Simunek 2 , 

(1)Czech Univ of Agriculture in Prague, (2)Univ of 

California Riverside 

137-37 768a Effect of Dry Layer Thickness on the Evaporation 

from Surfaces of Different-Sized Glass. Michiko 

Hayano*, JSPS research fellow / JIRCAS 

137-38 768b Effect of Agricultural Sulfur on Chemical Properties 

and Hydraulic Conductivity (under Saline- 

Sodic Conditions) of Different Calcareous Soils 

from Dry Region of Iran. Ali Kasraian* and Abdol 

Majid Sameni, Shiraz Azad Univ 

137-39 769a Infiltration Water Sampling Using an Automated 

Suction-Controlled Flux Sampler. Yasushi Mori*, 

Shimane Univ, Naoko Higashi, Arid Land Research 

Center and Mitsuhiro Inoue, Arid Land Research 

Center, Tottori Univ 

137-40 769b The Effect of Induced Electrical Gradients During 

Hyperfiltration in Clay. J.P. Gustav Loch*, 

Utrecht Univ, Faculty of Geosciences and Katja 

Heister, Utrecht Univ, Dept of Earth Sciences 

137-41 770a PedoTransfer Functions for Estimating the Water 

Release Curve and Resistance to Penetration 

Curve of Soils of Sante Fe–Argentina. Silvia 

Imhoff* 1 , Alvaro Pires da Silva 2 , Pablo Ghiberto 1 

and Miguel Pilatti 1 , (1)Facultad de Ciencias 

Agrarias, Universidad Nacional del Litoral, 

(2)ESALQ, Universidade de Sao Paulo 

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137-42 770b The Diversion Capacity of Curved Capillary Barriers 

in Layered Slopes. Tsuyoshi Miyazaki* and 

Michinao Kojima, The Univ of Tokyo 

137-43 771a Effects of Flow Field Properties on Partitioning 

Interwell Tracer Test (PITT). Junko Nishiwaki*, 

Tsuyoshi Miyazaki and Masaru Mizoguchi, The 

Univ of Tokyo 

137-44 771b Different Stocking Rate Effects on Soil Hydraulic 

Conductivity Measured with Tension-Infiltrometers 

in Catamarca (Argentina). Pablo J. Ghiberto, 

Osvaldo Felli, Miguel A. Pilatti and Silvia Imhoff*, 

Facultad de Ciencias Agrarias, Universidad Nacional 

del Litoral 

137-45 772a Infiltration from Surface Disc and Strip Sources. 

Arthur Warrick* and Naftali Lazarovitch, Univ of 

Arizona 

137-46 772b Preferential Water Flow in the Subsoil of an Andisol 

in Relation to the Initial Water Content and 

Amount of Rainfall under Field Conditions. 

Sadao Eguchi*, National Institute for Agro-Environmental 

Sciences and Shuichi Hasegawa, Graduate 

School of Agriculture, Hokkaido Univ 

137-47 773a Use of Polyacrylamide to Reduce Seepage From 

Unlined Irrigation Canals: Small Scale Tests. 

Richard Susfalk 1 , Michael Young* 1 , Max Schmidt 2 , 

Brian Epstein 3 , John Goreham 1 , Jay Swihart 4 and 

Delbert Smith 4 , (1)Desert Research Institute, 

(2)Water Solutions of Colorado, (3)Hydrologic Solutions, 

LLC, (4)US Bureau of Reclamation 

137-48 773b Soil Water Characteristics of Mixed Conifer and 

Deciduous Forest in Low Mountain Area in Beijing 

China. Lishui Nie*, Michigan State Univ 

137-49 774b Vegetation-Induced Changes of Soil Properties in 

Buffer Zones in a Clay and a Sandy Soil in Finland. 

Kimmo Rasa* 1 , Mari Räty 1 , Markku Yli- 

Halla 1 , Rainer Horn 2 and Liisa Pietola 1 , (1)Dept of 

Applied Chemistry and Microbiology, Univ of 

Helsinki, (2)Institute of Plant Nutrition and Soil Science, 

CAU Kiel 



2.2A Soil Organic Matter: Stabilization and Carbon 

Sequestration—Poster 

138-1 825a Stability of the Zinc-Humic /Fulvic Complexation 

Equilibria of Soils of Terai Agroecological Region 

of West Bengal (India). Amlan Bhattacharya* 

and Dibyendu Mukhopadhyay, Uttar Banga Krishi 


138-2 825b Structural Changes of Sugar Industry’s Refuse 

during Vermicomposting and Composting. 

Kazem Hashemimajd*, Mohaqeq Ardebili Univ, 

Ahmad Golchin, Zanjan Univ and Hiecke Knicker, 

Institute for Soil Research, Technical Univ of Munich, 

Weihenstephan 

138-3 826a Long-Term Black Carbon (Bio-Char) Dynamics 

in Cultivated Soil. Binh Thanh Nguyen*, Johannes 

Lehmann and James Kinyangi, Cornell Univ 

138-4 826b Vegetation Change and Organic Matter in Chernozems: 

Peculiarities of State Reflected by Physical 

Fractionation and Stable Isotope Analyses. 

Maria Nobles, Alabama A&M Univ, Evgeny 

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Morgun*, Dept of Soil Science, Moscow State Univ, 

Thomas W. Boutton, Texas A&M Univ and Kirk 

Jessup, Dept Rangeland Ecology and Management, 


138-5 827a Characterisation and Stability of the Organic 

Matter of the Plaggic Anthrosols from Central 

Europe, Northwest and North Russia. Olga Kalinina* 

1 , Oleg Chertov 1 , Marina Nadporozhskaya 1 and 

Luise Giani 2 , (1)St.Petersburg State Univ, (2)Carl 

von Ossietzky Univ 

138-6 827b Are Recalcitrant Biomacromolecules Potential 

Sinks in the Global Carbon Cycle?. Klaus Lorenz* 

and Rattan Lal, Carbon Management and Sequestration 

Centre, School of Environment and Natural Resources, 

FAES/OARDC, The Ohio State Univ 

138-7 828a Compositions, Aspects of Structures, and Clay 

Associations of Soil Humic Components. Michael 

H.B. Hayes*, Univ of Limerick, André J. Simpson, 

Dept of Physical and Environmental Sciences, Univ 

of Toronto, Scarborough College, C. Edward Clapp, 

USDAARS & Dept of Soil, Water & Climate, Univ 

of Minnesota and James Burdon, Univ of Birmingham 

138-8 828b Simulation of Soil Tillage Effects on Soil Organic 

Matter Turnover. Dmitri Chatskikh* 1 , Bjorn M. 

Petersen 1 , Soren Hansen 2 , Jorgen E. Olesen 1 and 

Jorgen Berntsen 1 , (1)Danish Institute of Agricultural 

Sciences, (2)The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural 

Univ 

138-9 829a The Role of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi in 

Aggregate Stability and Soil Carbon and Nitrogen 

Storage in Tallgrass Prairie. Gail Wilson* and 

Charles Rice, Kansas State Univ 

138-10 829b Characterization of Stable and Labile Soil Organic 

Matter Using a Novel Multiple Elemental 

Scanning Thermal Analysis. Y. Ping Hsieh*, 

Florida A&M Univ 

138-11 830a Organic Carbon Status of a Laterite and a Red 

Soil under Long Term Rice Cultivation in Karnataka,India. 

K. Sudhir, Geo Jose*, H.C. Prakasha 

and N.A. Janardhan Gowda, Univ of Agricultural 


138-12 830b Soil Organic Matter Dynamics in Relation to 

Tractor Tillage and Bio-Residues in Fodder Production 

Systems. Banwari Lal Suman*, Indian 

Grassland and Fodder Research Institute 

138-13 831a Soil Carbon Conservation Approaches in Intensive 

Cropping System. Ramaiah Kutralingam 

Kaleeswari*, Kalpana Rengabasham and Devasenapathy 

Palanisamy, Tamilnadu Agricultural Univ 

138-14 831b Biochemical Origin of Humic Acid and their Role 

in Soil C Sequestration. Fabrizio Adani*, Dipartimento 

di Produzione Vegetale–Università degli Studi 

di Milano 

138-15 832a Mangrove Leaf Tannins: Their Fate and Role in 

Dissolved Organic Nitrogen Cycling in Subtropical 

Coastal Environment. Nagamitsu Maie* 1 , 

Rudolf Jaffé 1 and Oliva Pisani 2 , (1)Southeast Environmental 

Research Center, Florida International 

Univ, (2)Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry, 

Florida International University 

138-16 832b Effect of Temperature on the Dynamics of Different 

Soil Organic Matter Fractions. Michelle Haddix 

1 , Megan Steinweg 1 , Richard Conant* 1 , Alain 

Plante 2 , Eldor Paul 1 and Johan Six 3 , (1)Natural Resource 

Ecology Lab, (2)Villanova Univ, (3)Dept of 

Plant Sciences, Univ of California-Davis 

138-17 833a Enriching Sugarcane Bagasse Compost by Sulfur, 

Nitrogen Fixing (Azotobacter Chroochoccum) 

and Phosphate Solubilizing Bacteria (Enterobac-

ter Cloacae). ladan Razikordmahalleh*, Department 

of Environment 

138-18 833b Destabilization of SOM Following Overgrazing 

and Aggregate Deterioration in a Steppe 

Ecosystem in Inner Mongolia (China). Markus 

Steffens*, Angelika Koelbl and Ingrid Koegel- 

Knabner, Lehrstuhl für Bodenkunde TU Muenchen 

138-19 834b Exploring Atypical Stabilization Pathways Using 

Pool-Based Modeling. Saran Sohi*, Rothamsted 

Research 

138-20 835b Dynamics of Soil Microbial Biomass C, N & P in 

a Tropical Irrigated Agro Ecosystem Due to Continuous 

Application of Farmyard Manure and 

Inorganic Fertilizers under Intensive Cultivation 

in a Vertic Ustropept. Duraisamy Selvi*, Ponnusamy 

Santhy and Palaniappa Pillai Malarvizhi, 

Tamil Nadu Agricultural Univ 

138-21 925a Patterns of Enzymic Activities in a Boreal Peatland. 

Petra Vávrová* 1 , Chris Freeman 2 and Raija 

Laiho 1 , (1)Peatland Ecology Group, Dept of Forest 

Ecology, Univ of Helsinki, (2)School of Biological 

Sciences, Univ of Wales 

138-22 925b Direct and Residual Effect of Lignite Humic Acid 

(Potassium Humate) on Productivity in Turmeric 

– Maize Cropping System in Alfisol. Kolappan 

Baskar*, TNAU 

138-23 926a Biomass and cCarbon Partitioning in Rice and 

Wheat, and Active Carbon Pools in their Rhizosphere 

when Grown under Elevated Carbon Dioxide 

in a Typic Haplustept. Subhendu Bhadraray*, 

Thulasi Viswanathan and Deo Pal, Indian Agricultural 


138-24 926b Soil Carbon Sequestration: The Influence of Organic 

Resource Quality and Quantity. E. Yeboah*, 

Soil Research Institute, M.K. Abekoe, Soil Science 

Dept, G.N.N. Dowuona, Univ of Ghana, Legon, 

Bernard Vanlauwe, Tropical Soil Biology And Fertility 

Institute Of CIAT and S.G.K. Adiku, Univ Of 

Ghana 

138-25 927a Carbon Dioxide Emissions in the Atmosphere in 

Relation to Different Soil Managements. Carlo 

Piovanelli, Stefania Simoncini, Alessandro Agnelli, 

Camilla Gamba, Marco Platinetti and Marcello 

Pagliai*, CRA-ISSDS 

138-26 927b Increasing Long Term Soil Carbon Sequestration 

in Agriculture and Forestry: The Role of 

Phytoliths. Leigh A. Sullivan* and Jeff Parr, Southern 

Cross Univ 

138-27 928a Microbial Response to the Addition of Glucose 

and 14C-[U]Glucose in Western Australian Soils. 

F.C. Hoyle* 1 , D.V. Murphy 1 and P.C. Brookes 2 , 

(1)Univ of Western Australia, (2)Rothamsted Research 

138-28 928b Chemical Properties of Earthworm Casts Created 

from Different Organic Wastes. Sang-Beom 

Lee*, National Institute of Agricultural Science and 

Technology 

138-29 929a Significance of Soil Acidity to Sequestrate Organic 

Carbon in Forest Soils. Shinya Funakawa*, 

Kazumichi Fujii, Atsunobu Kadono and Takashi 

Kosaki, Graduate School of Agriculture, Kyoto Univ 

138-30 929b Responses of Plant Growth and Nutrient Cycling 

under Elevated CO 2: A Meta-Analysis. Kees Jan 

van Groenigen 1 , Marie Anne de Graaff 1 , Johan Six 1 , 

Bruce Hungate 2 , Nico Van Breemen 3 and Chris van 

Kessel* 1 , (1)Dept of Plant Sciences, Univ of California-Davis, 

(2)Dept of Biological Sciences and 

Merriam-Powell Center for Env. Research, Northern 

Arizona Univ, (3)Laboratory for Soil Science and 

Geology, Wageningen Univ 


138-31 930a Critical Considerations for Accurate Soil CO2 

Flux Measurement. Liukang Xu*, Dayle K. Mc- 

Dermitt, Michael D. Furtaw, Rodney A. Madsen, 

Jonathan M. Welles, Richard L. Garcia, Daniel J. Anderson 

and Tanvir H. Demetriades-Shah, LI-COR 

Biosciences 

138-32 930b Carbon Pools and Microbial Activity of the Former 

Agricultural Lands in Russia. Irina N. 

Kurganova* 1 , Dana Lenoir 2 and Valentin Lopes de 

Gerenyu 1 , (1)Institute of Physicochemical and Biological 

Problems in Soil Science, (2)Gulliver 

Preparatory School 

138-33 931a Influence of No Tillage and Conventional Tillage 

and Crop Rotation on Soil Carbon and Nitrogen 

Accumulation and Soil Aggregation in a Rhodic 

Ferralsol. Lincoln Zotarelli* 1 , Eleno Torres 2 , Robert 

Boddey 3 , Segundo Urquiaga 3 and Bruno J. R. 

Alves 3 , (1)Univ of Florida, Agronomy Dept, (2)Embrapa 

Soja, (3)EMBRAPA-Agrobiologia 

138-34 931b Soil Carbon Sequestration as a Function of Initial 

Carbon Content in Different Crop Management 

Systems of a Long-Term Experiment. 

Senthil K. Subramanian*, A. N. Kravchenko and G. 

P. Robertson, Michigan State Univ 

138-35 932a Conservation Tillage and Cover Cropping Induced 

Changes in Total Carbon and Aggregate 

Protected Carbon. Jessica Veenstra*, William Horwath 

and Jeffrey Mitchell, Univ of California, Davis 

138-36 932b Effects of Topography and Texture on Spatial 

Variability of Total C in Different Management 

Systems. Alexandra.N Kravchenko*, Senthil K. 

Subramanian, Xinmei Hao, G. Phillip Robertson and 

Alvin J.M. Smucker, Michigan State Univ 

138-37 933a Variation of Carbon Dynamics in US Agricultural 

Soils over a 16-Year Period. Erandathie 

Lokupitiya* 1 , Keith Paustian 2 , F. Jay Breidt 3 , Ravindra 

Lokupitiya 4 and Steve Williams 2 , (1)Natural Resource 

Ecology Laboratory and Dept of Soil and 

Crop Sciences, (2)Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory, 

(3)Dept of Statistics, (4)Dept of Atmospheric 

Science 

138-38 933b Microbial Activity and Greenhouse Gases Production 

in Soil Aggregates. Natalia A. Vasilieva, 

Evgeny Yu. Milanovsky, Alexei L. Stepanov and 

Lev A. Pozdnyakov*, Dept of Soil Science, Moscow 

State Univ 

138-39 934a Potential Carbon Sequestration and Soil Aggregation 

in Reestablished Grassland. DoKyoung 

Lee 1 , Dae-Kil Heo 2 , Vance N. Owens 1 , James J. 

Doolittle 3 , Arvid Boe 4 and Doug Y. Chung* 2 , 

(1)Plant Science Dept, (2)Chungnam National Univ, 

(3)South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station, 

(4)Plant Science Department 

138-40 934b Evaluation of Carbon Sequestration in the Organic 

Matter of the Arable Sandy Soil Using Data 

of the Long-Term Field Experiment with Fertilizers. 

Anastasiya Tulina*, Institute of Physicochemical 

and Biological Problems in Soil Science, Russian 

Academy of Sciences and Nina Stavrova, 

Novozybkov Agricultural Experimental Station 

138-41 935a Long Term Dissolved Organic Carbon Fluxes in 

Streams of Central Scotland. Catherine L. Wearing*, 

Ian C. Grieve and David W. Hopkins, School 

of Biological and Environmental Sciences 

138-42 935b Contributions of Corn Root Activities and Rhizosphere 

Soils to Total Carbon Dioxide Production. 

Dong Chen 1 , C. Edward Clapp* 2 , Jean-Alex E. 

Molina 3 , Antonio J. Palazzo 4 , Michael H.B. Hayes 5 

and Yi Zhang 3 , (1)California Dept of Water Resources, 

(2)USDA-ARS & Dept of Soil, Water and 

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Climate, Univ of Minnesota, (3)Univ of Minnesota, 

Dept of Soil, Water and Climate, (4)USACOE, Cold 

Regions Research & Engineering Laboratory, 

(5)Univ of Limerick 

138-43 1025a Microbial Determinants of Soil Carbon Response 

to Climate Warming. Teresa Balser*, Univ of Wisconsin-Madison 

138-44 1025b Calculating the Agricultural Greenhouse Gas 

Budget at the County Level in California. Steven 

De Gryze* 1 , Johan Six 1 , Santhi Wicks 2 , Rosa Catala- 

Luque 2 and Richard Howitt 2 , (1)Dept of Plant Sciences, 

Univ of California-Davis, (2)Agricultural and 

Resource Economics, Univ of California-Davis 

138-45 1026a Effect of Long Term Fertilization and Rotation on 

Soil Organic Carbon of Burozem. Han Xiaori*, 

Yin Hongbin, Xie Fang, Yang Jinfeng and Cao 

Hongjie, Land and Environment College, Shenyang 

Agriculture Univ 

138-46 1026b Sequestration and Vertical Distribution of Organic 

Carbon and Total Nitrogen under Warm- 

Season Grasses Relative to Croplands. Rex A. 

Omonode* 1 , E.J. Kladivko 2 , William W. McFee 2 

and T. J. Vyn 2 , (1)Purdue Univ, Dept of Agronomy, 

(2)Purdue Univ 

138-47 1027a Effects of Tillage on Soil Aggregate Distribution 

and Its Content in Glomalin and Carbohydrates. 

Fernando Borie* 1 , Alfredo Morales 1 , Rosa Rubio 1 , 

María Aguilera 2 and Gilda Borie 2 , (1)Universidad de 

La Frontera, (2)Universidad de Chile 

138-48 1027b Long-Term Subsurface Drainage Intensity Effects 

on Soil Organic Carbon, Plant Biomass Production, 

and Carbon Balance. Rex A. Omonode*, 

Purdue Univ, Dept of Agronomy and Eileen Kladivko, 

Purdue Univ 

138-49 1028a Long-Term Changes in Soil Organic Carbon 

underAgricultural Plant Communities in a Temperate 

Mediterranean Climate of SE Australia. 

Philip J. Newton* 1 , Tim S. Clune 1 and Isa AM. 

Yunusa 2 , (1)Dept of Primary Industries, (2)Univ of 

Technology, Sydney 

138-50 1028b Role of Cell Wall Components on the Decomposition 

of Maize Roots in Soil: Impact on Carbon 

Mineralization. Gaylord E. Machinet* 1 , Isabelle 

Bertrand 1 , Brigitte Chabbert 2 and Sylvie Recous 1 , 

(1)INRA Agronomie, (2)INRA UMR FARE 

138-51 1029a Change of Functional Parameters and Contents 

of Humus in Buried and Fallow Soils. Serafim N. 

Chukov*, Alexander G. Ryumin and Alexander S. 

Koposov, Saint-Petersburg State Univ 

138-52 1029b Short-Term Effects of Tillage Practices on Soil 

Organic Matter of a Clay Loam Soil in Northeast 

China. Xiaoping Zhang*, Aizhen Liang and Huajun 

Fang, Northeast Institute of Geography and Agriecology 

138-53 1030a Ecosystem Responses to Uncoupling Mycorrhizal 

Symbiosis: Above- and Belowground C and N 

Dynamics. Paul White*, Charles Rice, Tim Todd 

and Gail Wilson, Kansas State Univ 

138-54 1030b Soil Organic Matter Stabilization and Associated 

Degradation Threshold Dynamics. James 

Kinyangi* 1 , Johannes Lehmann 1 , Alice Pell 1 , Janice 

Thies 1 , Solomon Ngoze 1 , Susan Riha 1 , David M. 

Mbugua 2 and Louis Verchot 2 , (1)Cornell Univ, 

(2)World Agroforestry Center 

138-55 1031a Free Amino Acids in Eroded Typical Serozem 

Soil of Uzbekistan. Laziza Gafurova*, Tashkent 

State Univ of Agriculture 

138-56 1031b Spatial Analysis of Model Performance, Illustrated 

by Soil Carbon Dioxide Emissions. M.J. 

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Pringle and R. Murray Lark*, Environmetrics 

Group, Bioinformatics and Biomathematics Division, 

Rothamsted Research 

138-57 1032a Effects of Soil Erosion on CO2 Evolution of 

Serozem Soil from Semi Arid Region of Uzbekistan. 

Laziza Gafurova*, Tashkent State Univ of 

Agriculture 

138-58 1032b Mineralisation of Miscanthus-Derived C in Three 

Differently Textured Soils and its Incorporation 

into Microbial Biomass. Katja Schneckenberger* 

and Yakov Kuzyakov, Institute of Soil Science and 

Land Evaluation, Univ of Hohenheim 

138-59 1033a Quantification of Organic Carbon in Soil Fractions 

by DRIFT-PLS for Use in Models. Michael 

Zimmermann* 1 , Jens Leifeld 1 , Michael W. I. 

Schmidt 2 and Jürg Fuhrer 1 , (1)Swiss Federal Research 

Station for Agroecology and Agriculture, 

(2)Dept of Geography, Univ of Zurich 

138-60 1033b Soil Organic Matter and Microbiology of Mollisols, 

Vertisols and Oxisols: Effect of Native and 

Agroecosystems. Karina Fabrizzi* 1 , Charles Rice 1 , 

Telmo Amado 2 , Jackson Fiorin 3 , Pedro Barbagelata 

4 and Ricardo Melchiori 4 , (1)Kansas State Univ, 

(2)Soil Dept, (3)FUNDACEP, (4)INTA Parana 

138-61 1034a Cropping Intensity and Tillage effects on Carbon 

Sequestration and Enzyme Activities. Maysoon M. 

Mikha*, Verónica Acosta-Martínez and Merle F. 

Vigil, ARS-USDA 

138-62 1034b Soil Organic Matter of an Inceptisol and a Mollisol 

under the Same Vegetation. Ana-Patricia Fernandez-Getino*, 

Dpto. Edafologia, E.T.S.I. 

Agronomos, UNIV Politecnica de Madrid, Francisca 

Guerrero, Dpto. Edefologia, E.T.S.I. 

Agronomos, Univ Politecnica de Madrid and Jose- 

Maria Gasco, Dpto. Edafologia, E.T.S.I. Agronomos, 

Univ Politecnica de Madrid 

138-63 1035a Sequestration Characteristics of Soil Organic 

Matter at the Rice-Corn Rotation Fields in Tropical-Subtropical 

Area with Model Evaluation. 

Cheng-Peng Hsu 1 , Chia M. Chang 1 , Tai-Lee Hu 2 

and Chenfang Lin* 1 , (1)Dept of Soil and Environmental 

Sciences, National Chung Hsing Univ, 

(2)Dept of Environmental Engineering & Science 

138-64 1035b Assessment of Soil Carbon Turnover in the Long 

Term Fertilizer Experiment and Validation of 

RothC -26.3 Model. Ganesh S. S*, Dhakshinamoorthy 

M, Kumaraperumal R, Anandakumar G and Devarajan 

S, Tamil Nadu Agricultural Univ 

138-65 1036a Examining the C Saturation Concept in a Temperate 

Agricultural System. Haegeun Chung* 1 , 

Johan W. Six 1 and John H. Grove 2 , (1)Dept of Plant 

Sciences, (2)Plant and Soil Science Dept 

138-66 1125a Soil Carbon Balance of Rice-Based Cropping 

Systems of the Indo-Gangetic Plains. Shibu M. 

Ebrahim 1 , Herman Van Keulen* 2 , Peter Leffelaar 1 

and P. K. Aggarwal 3 , (1)Wageningen Agricultural 

Univ, (2)Plant Research International, Wageningen 

Univ and Research centre, (3)Indian Agricultural 


138-67 1125b CPMAS 13C-NMR Spectra of Size-Fractions of 

a Soil Humic Acid Separated by Preparative Size- 

Exclusion Chromatography. Pellegrino Conte*, 

Dipartimento di Scienze del Suolo, della Pianta e dell’Ambiente, 

Università di Napoli Federico II and 

Alessandro Piccolo, Università di Napoli Federico 

II 

138-68 1126b Enhancing the Productivity of Crops and Grasses 

while Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions 

through Bio-Char Amendments to Unfertile 

Tropical Soils. Marco A. Rondon* 1 , Diego Molina 1 ,

Maria Hurtado 1 , Juan Ramirez 1 , Johannes 

Lehmann 2 , Julie Major 2 and Edgar Amezquita 3 , 

(1)Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical– 

CIAT, (2)Cornell Univ, (3)CIAT 

138-69 1127a Soil Carbon Dioxide and Nitrous Oxide Efflux in 

Agricultural Watersheds with Agroforestry and 

Grass Contour Buffer Strips. Peter Motavalli* 1 , 

Neal Bailey 2 , Ranjith P. Udawatta 3 and Kelly Nelson 

2 , (1)Univ of Missouri-Columbia, (2)Univ of 

Missouri, (3)Center for Agroforestry, Univ of Missouri-Columbia 

138-70 1127b Intermittent Chisel Tillage Effects on Soil Organic 

Carbon and Total Nitrogen Relative to Continuous 

No-Till and Chisel Plow Systems. Rex A. 

Omonode* 1 , Anita Gal 1 , Diane E. Stott 2 , Scott 

Abney 3 and Tony J. Vyn 4 , (1)Purdue Univ, Dept of 

Agronomy, (2)USDA-ARS National Soil Erosion 

Research Laboratory, (3)Purdue Univ, Dept of 

Botany and Plant Pathology, (4)Purdue Univ 

138-71 1128a Changes in Total Soil Organic Carbon Due to 

Crop Rotation and Bio-Cover under No-Tillage 

Production. Jason P. Wight* 1 , Fred Allen 2 and Donald 

D. Tyler 2 , (1)Univ of Tennessee, Dept of Plant 

Sciences, (2)Univ of Tennessee 

138-72 1128b Influence of Soil Texture and Management Practices 

on Soil Organic Carbon Stocks. S.K. Gami*, 

J.M. Duxbury and J.G. Lauren, Cornell Univ 

138-73 1129b Lignin Degradation in an Arable Soil: How Does 

the input of Plant Residues Affect this Process?. 

Anett Hofmann*, Alexander Heim and Michael W. 

I. Schmidt, Dept of Geography, Univ of Zurich 

138-74 1130a Dynamics of Carbon in Long Term Maize Experiment 

Determined by 13 C Natural Abundance. 

Paola Gioacchini*, Daniela Montecchio, Ornella 

Francioso, Gianni Giordani, Giovanni Toderi and 

Claudio Ciavatta, Dipartimento di Scienze e Tecnologie 

Agroambientali Università di Bologna 

138-75 1130b Greenhouse Gases Emission from Arable Land 

Cropping Systems of the Tokachi Region of 

Hokkaido, Japan—Importance of Soil Organic 

Matter Decomposition. Takuji Sawamoto*, Faculty 

of Dairy Science, Rakuno Gakuen Univ, Nobuhisa 

Koga, National Agricultural Research Center for 

Hokkaido Region and Haruo Tsuruta, Center for 

Climate System Research, The Univ of Tokyo 

138-76 1131a A Model for Soil Organic Matter Turnover Proposed 

from Laboratory and Field Labelling Experiments 

and Sensitivity Analysis. Marc Pansu* 

Sr., IRD and Pierre Bottner Sr., CNRS 

138-77 1131b Fate of 13 C and 15 N Labelled Mustard Litter 

(Sinapis Alba) in an Agricultural Crop Land. 

Angelika Koelbl*, Margit von Luetzow and Ingrid 

Koegel-Knabner, Lehrstuhl für Bodenkunde TU 

Muenchen 

138-78 1132a Influence of Long-Term Plastic Film-Covering 

on Soil Organic C and Microbial Biomass C and 

N in Brown Earth. Wang Jingkuan*, Li Jinfeng, Li 

Shuangyi, Li Shipeng and Gao Yanmei, Shenyang 


138-79 1132b Carbon Management Index in Soil under Tillage 

Systems, Cropping Systems, and Irrigation in 

South of Brazil. Frederico C. B. Vieira*, Cimélio 

Bayer, Josiléia Zanatta, Fabiano D. De Bona and 

João Mielniczuk, Federal Univ of Rio Grande do Sul 

138-80 1133a The GEFSOC Soil Carbon Modeling System- A 

Tool for Regional and Country Scale Soil Carbon 

Inventories and Land Use Assessments. Mark 

Easter* 1 , Keith Paustian 1 , K. Killian 1 , Steve 

Williams 1 , Ting Feng 1 , E. Milne 2 , Rida Al-Adamat 3 , 

Niels Batjes 4 , Tapas Bhattacharyya 5 , Carlos E.P. 


Cerri 6 , Kevin Coleman 7 and Peter Kamoni 8 , (1)Natural 

Resource Ecology Laboratory, (2)The Dept of 

Crop and Soil Sciences, Colorado State Univ, (3)The 

Badia Research and Development Programme, 

(4)ISRIC-World Soil Information, (5)National Bureau 

of Soil Survey and Land Use Planning, (6)Centro 

de Energia Nuclear na Agricultura, (7)Rothamsted 

Research, (8)Kenya National Agricultural Research 

Laboratory 

138-81 1133b The Effects of Soil pH and Microorganisms 

Source on N Mineralization and Nitrification. 

Asher Bar-Tal* 1 , Benjamin O. Danga 2 , Dror Minz 1 , 

Isaiah I.C. Wakindiki 2 , Josephine Ouma 2 , Larissa 

Kautski 1 , Shoshana Suryano 1 and Aviva Hadas 1 , 

(1)Institute of Soil, Water and Environmental Sciences, 

Agricultural Research Organization, 

(2)Egerton Univ 

138-82 1134a Five Decades of Soil Organic Matter Study: The 

History of NCERA-59. Deborah Allan*, Univ of 

Minnesota, Douglas Archibald, Penn State Univ, 

Larry J. Cihacek, North Dakota State Univ, Richard 

Dick, Ohio State Univ, Rhae Drijber, Univ of Nebraska, 

Serita Frey, Univ Of New Hampshire, 

William R. Horwath, Univ of California, Peter Motavalli, 

Univ of Missouri, Daniel Olk, National Soil 

Tilth Lab, Charles Rice, Kansas State Univ, Sieglinde 

Snapp, Michigan State Univ, Alex Stone, Oregon 

State Univ, Ronald Turco, Purdue Univ, Michelle 

Wander, Univ of Illinois and Ray R. Weil, Univ of 

Maryland 

138-83 1134b Soil Organic Carbon and Nitrogen Content and 

Distribution in a Vertisol under Mixed Land-Use. 

David Sotomayor-Ramírez*, Univ of Puerto Rico– 

Agronomy and Soils Dept, Yusmary Espinoza, Instituto 

Nacional de Investigaciones Agrícolas (INIA), 

Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Agropecuarias 

(CENIAP), Veronica Acosta-Martinez, USDA-ARS 

and Luis Pérez-Alegría, Univ of Puerto Rico 

138-84 1135b Microbial Activities in Dark Brown Volcanic Ash 

Soils Was Affected by Different Fertilizer Application 

Methods in Citrus Orchard. Jae-Ho Joa*, 

Han-Choel Lim, Seung-Gap Han, KyungHwan 

Moon and Seung–Jong Jeon, National Institute of 

Subtropical Agriculture, RDA 

138-85 1136a Soil Cations Availability in an Intensive Agro- 

Forestry System under Elevated CO2 and Fertilization. 

Alessandra Lagomarsino 1 , Sara Marinari* 2 , 

M. Cristina Moscatelli 2 , Paolo De Angelis 1 and Stefano 

Grego 2 , (1)Dept Forest Environment and Resources–Univ 

of Tuscia, (2)Dept Agrobiology and 

Agrochemistry–Univ of Tuscia 

138-86 1136b Model Evaluation to Assess Organic Carbon 

Stocks and Changes in Soils of the Indo-Gangetic 

Plains, India. Tapas Bhattacharyya* 1 , Dilipkumar 

Pal 1 , KS Gajbhiye 1 , P Chandran 1 , SK Ray 1 , C Mandal 

1 , Mark Easter 2 , Keith Paustian 2 , Steve Williams 3 , 

K. Killian 3 , Kevin Coleman 4 , Pete Falloon 5 , David 

Powlson 6 , Niels Batjes 7 and E. Milne 8 , (1)National 

Bureau of Soil Survey and Land Use Planning, 

(2)Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory, (3)Natural 

Resource Ecology Laboratory, Colorado State 

Univ, (4)Rothamsted Research, (5)The Met Office, 

Hadley Centre for Climate Prediction and Research, 

(6)Rotahmsted Research , Agriculture and Environment 

Division, (7)ISRIC-World Soil Information, 

(8)Dept of Crop and Soil Sciences, Colorado State 

Univ 

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2.2B Adsorption Processes in Soils–Basis for Ecological 

Soil Functions—Poster 

Convenor: Martin H. Gerzabek, Institute for Soil Research, 

University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences 

139-1 840a Geometric Characterization of Pore Space for 

Colloid Transport and Retention. Elena Rodriguez* 

and Steven L. Bryant, Dept of Petroleum 

and Geosystems Engineering, The Univ of Texas at 

Austin 

139-2 841a Nature, Mineralogy and Reactivity of Aluminum- 

Arsenate Coprecipitates. A. Violante*, M. Ricciardella, 

S. Del Gaudio and M. Pigna, Università di 

Napoli- ITALY 

139-3 841b A Concentration-Dependent, Multi-Term Free 

Energy Relationship for Sorption of Organic 

Compounds to Soils Based on the Hexadecane Dilute-Solution 

Reference State. Joseph Pignatello* 

and Dongquiang Zhu, Connecticut Agricultural Experiment 

Station 

139-4 842a Determination of Point of Zero Charge of Manganese 

Oxides Using an Improved Salt Titration 

Method. Wen Feng Tan* 1 , Fan Liu1 , Qiao Yun 

Huang1 and Ji Zheng He2 , (1)Faculty of Resourcs 

and Environment, Huazhong Agricultural Univ, 

(2)Research Centre for Eco-Environmental Sciences, 

CAS, 

139-5 842b Desorption Kinetics of Boron in Alluvium Derived 

Soils of North-West India in Relation to 

Soil Characteristics. SANJAYARORA*, S.K.Univ 

of Agricultural Sciences and Technology-J and D.S. 

CHAHAL, Dept of Soils, Punjab Agricultural Univ 

139-6 843a Sulphate Sorption by Agricultural Soils in Western 

Australia. Geoffrey Anderson*, Dept of Agriculture 

139-7 843b Relation between the Molecular Composition of 

Organic Matter and the Sorption of Iodine. Sophie 

Maillant* 1 , Pierre Faure2 , Alain Rouillier2 , 

Frederic Lannuzel2 and Elisabeth Leclerc-Cessac3 , 

(1)Laboratoire Sols et Environnement UMR 1120 

INPL-INRA, (2)UMR CNRS 7566–G2R, Universite 

Henri Poincare, (3)Andra 

139-8 844a Heavy Metal Contents in the Soils around the 

Novocherkassk Power Station. Saglara 

Mandzhieva* 1 , Tatiana Minkina1 , Samokhin Aleksei1 

and Olga G. Nasarenko2 , (1)Rostov State Univ, 

(2)Don Agrarian Univ 

139-9 844b Aging Effects on Sorption-Desorption and Dissipation 

of Simazine in Soil. Jussara B. Regitano*, 

Univ of São Paulo/CENA, William Koskinen, 

USDA-ARS/Univ of Minnesota and Michael Sadowsky, 

Univ of Minnesota 

139-10 940a Effects of Aging on Bioavailability of Simazine in 

Soil. Jussara B. Regitano*, Univ of São 

Paulo/CENA, William Koskinen, USDA-ARS/Univ 

of Minnesota and Michael Sadowsky, Univ of Minnesota 

139-11 940b Plant Growth Inhibitory Activity of L-DOPA as 

Affected by Adsorption and Transformation Reactions 

of Soils. Syuntaro Hiradate*, Akihiro Furubayashi 

and Yoshiharu Fujii, National Institute for 

Agro-Environmental Sciences (NIAES) 

139-12 941a Response of Sorption Properties of Soils to Soil 

Development, Land-Use and Management. Martin 

H. Gerzabek* 1 , Georg J. Lair1 , Peter Winkler1 , 

Michael Novoszad2 , Georg Haberhauer2 , Hans Lischka3 

and Daniel Tunega2 , (1)Institute for Soil Re- 

114 

search, Univ of Natural Resources and Applied Life 

Sciences, (2)Dept of Environmental Research, (3)Institute 

for Theoretical Chemistry, Univ of Vienna 

139-13 941b Modelling the Competition from Fe(III) and 

Al(III) on Trace Metal Binding to a Spodosol 

Mor Layer. Jon Petter Gustafsson* 1 , Ingmar Persson 

2 , Dan Berggren Kleja 3 and Joris W.J. Van 

Schaik 2 , (1)KTH (Royal Inst. of Technology), 

(2)Swedish Univ of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), 

(3)Swedish Univ of Agricultural Sciences 

139-14 942a Partition of Cu among Model Soil Constituents. 

Nadia Martínez-Villegas* and Carmen E. Martínez, 

Dept of Crop and Soil Sciences, Penn State Univ 

139-15 942b Argentinean Soils and N-(Phosphonomethyl)Glycine. 

A Comparative Study of the Adsorption 

Process. Hector R. Tevez, Facultad de 

Ciencias Forestales- Univ. Nac. de Santiago del Estero, 

Romina C. Pessagno, INQUIMAE- FCEN- 

UBA, Maria Dos Santos Afonso*, INQUIMAE- 

FCEyN-UBA and Rosa Maria Torres Sanchez, 

CETMIC 

139-16 943a Characteristics of Cobalt Reactions in Some Alluvial 

Soils as Affected by Rate and Time of Soil 

Incubation. A.M. Zaghloul* and Nadia Gad, National 


139-17 943b The Development of a Rhizosphere Model with 

Chemical Speciation. Krisztian Szegedi* 1 , Doris 

Vetterlein 2 , Reinhold Jahn 1 and Heinz-Ulrich Neue 2 , 

(1)Institute of Soil Science and Plant Nutrition, Martin 

Luther Univ, (2)Centre for Environmental Research 

UFZ 

139-18 944a Can Potassium Affect Root Length Density of 

Wheat?. Ghorban Ali Roshani* 1 , G. Narayanasamy 2 

and S.C. Datta 2 , (1)Golestan Agricultural Research 

Center, (2)Indian Agricultural Research Institute 

139-19 944b Copper Geochemistry in an Acidic, Sandy Soil: 

Sorption-Desorption, Aqueous Speciation and 

Mobility. Edward Burton* 1 , Ian Phillips 2 , Darryl 

W. Hawker 2 and Dane T. Lamb 2 , (1)Southern Cross 

Univ, (2)Griffith Univ 

139-20 1038a Effect of Cu on the Growth and Nodulation of 

Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata). Peter Martin Kopittke* 

and Neal William Menzies, The Univ of 

Queensland 

139-21 1039a Sorption of Cr(III) on Mixed Montmorillonite 

Al-Fe Humic Complexes: Experiments and Modelling. 

Claudio Colombo* 1 , Antonella Di Cerce 1 , 

Giuseppe Palumbo 1 and Vidal Barrón 2 , (1)Dipartimento 

SAVA Molise University, (2)Universidad de 

Córdoba 

139-22 1039b Comparison of Some Soil Extractants for Determination 

of the Plant Available Boron Content. 

Imre Vágó*, Univ of Debrecen Dept of Agricultural 

Chemistry 

139-23 1040a Filterstrip Attenuation of Open Dairy Feedlot 

Effluent and its Effect on Soil Physical and Chemical 

Properties. Dennis L. Busch*, U.W.-Platteville, 

Pioneer Farm, Christopher Baxter, UW Platteville, 

Tom Hunt, Univ of Wisconsin-Platteville Pioneer 

Farm and Dave Owens, United States Geological 

Survey 

139-24 1040b Estimation of Thermodynamic Properties of Hydroxides, 

Oxides and Layered Double Hydroxides 

from the Electronegativities of the Elements. G. 

Bourrié* 1 , F. Trolard 1 and Donald Sparks 2 , 

(1)Géochimie des Sols et des Eaux, INRA, (2)Univ 

of Delaware 

139-25 1041a Effect of Organic Matter and Salinity on EDTA- 

Extractable and Solution Species of Cadmium 

and Lead in Three Soils. Ali Abbaspour 1 , Mah-

moud Kalbasi* 1 , Shapoor Hajrasuliha 1 and Amir 

Fotovat 2 , (1)Dept of Soil Science, Faculty of Agriculture, 

(2)Ferdowsi Univ of Mashhad 

139-26 1041b Quantitative and Mechanistic Analysis of Sulfate 

Adsorption Isotherms on y-Al 2O 3 and Kaolinite. 

Baizhong Xu*, Forestry Bureau of Deqing County, 

Liqun Xu, Zhejiang Forestry Academy, Li-Ming He, 

Zhejiang Forestry Univ/County of San Diego and 

Lucian Zelazny, Virginia Tech 

139-27 1042a P XANES Studies of Biosolids-Amended Soils. 

Derek Peak*, Univ of Saskatchewan 

139-28 1042b Attachment of Manure-Borne Escherichia coli to 

Soil. Andrey Guber* 1 , Yakov A. Pachepsky 2 and 

Daniel Shelton 2 , (1)Univ of California, (2)USDA/ 

ARS/BA/ANRI/ESML 

139-29 1043a Effect of Settings on the Result of a pH-Stat Titration: 

Soil Acidity and Estimated Lime Requirement. 

Lászlo Tolner* 1 , Mark Rékási 2 , Imre Vágó 3 , 

Peter Czanik 4 , György Zsigrai 5 and Zoltán Kovács 1 , 

(1)Szent István Univ, Dept of Soil Science and Agricultural 

Chemistry, (2)Research Institute for Soil 

Science and Agricultural Chemistry, (3)Univ of Debrecen, 

Dept of Agricultural Chemistry, (4)Szent 

Istvan Univ, (5)Univ of Debrecen Research Institute 

Karcag 

139-30 1043b Agricultural Management Effects on Soil Organic 

Matter Hydrophobicity. Sara Marinari 1 , 

Katia Liburdi* 1 , Danilo Corradini 2 and Stefano 

Grego 1 , (1)Dept Agrobiology and Agrochemistry– 

Univ of Tuscia, (2)National Research Council 

(CNR), Institute of Chemical Methodology (IMC) 

139-31 1044b Analysis of the Spatially Heterogeneous Distribution 

of Copper in Contaminated Soils Using 

Electron Microscopy and X-Ray-Microfluorescence 

Spectroscopy. Astrid Jacobson* 1 , Sylvie 

Dousset 2 , Philippe Baveye 1 and Francis Andreux 3 , 

(1)Cornell Univ, (2)Université de Bourgogne–CST– 

Géosol, (3)Microbiologie et Géochimie des Sols– 

INRA Université de Bourgogne 

139-32 1137a Evaluation of Acid Neutralization Capacity of 

Silandic and Aluandic Andosols Using Comprehensive 

Sample Population. Toyoaki Ito*, Naoto 

Kikawa and Masahiko Saigusa, Field Science Center, 

Grad. School of Agricultural Sci.e, Tohoku Univ 

139-33 1137b Fate of Fipronil in Soils under Sugar Cane Cultivation 

from the Northeast of Brazil: Adsorption 

and Degradation. Carmem S. M. Masutti*, Fundação 

Universidade Federal do Vale do São Francisco 

and Ahmet Mermut, Dept of Soil Science, 

Univ of Saskatchewan 

139-34 1138a An Evaluation of Organic Amendments for Nonpoint 

Source Pollution Attenuation in Mitigation 

Wetlands. Emily K.D. Stockman* 1 , Deborah J. 

Picking 1 and Petrus L.M. Veneman 2 , (1)Univ of 

Massachusetts, Amherst, (2)University of Massachusetts, 

Amherst 

139-35 1138b Influence of Low Molecular Weight Organic 

Acids on the Release of P and Soil Organic Matter 

from Highly Weathered Acid Soils. Kiran 

Rana 1 , Cliff Johnston 1 , Gnanasiri Premachandra 1 , 

Darrell Schulze 1 , J. R. Okalebo* 2 , Caleb O. Othieno 2 

and Antonio Marcus Coehlo 3 , (1)Dept of Agronomy, 

Purdue Univ, (2)Moi Univ, (3)Embrapa Maize 

and Sorghum 

139-36 1139a Aflatoxin Sorption by Smectite Clay Modified 

with Aluminum Ions. Maria Guadalupe Tenorio 

Arvide*, Ines Kannewischer and Joe B. Dixon, 


139-37 1139b Surface Charge and Phosphate Adsorption Characteristics 

of ZrO2/Fe3O4 Compounds. Kosuke 


Okamoto* 1 , Masanori Okazaki 1 , Tadashi Shimizu 2 , 

Ichiro Midorikawa 2 and Akihiro Omori 2 , (1)Tokyo 

Univ of Agriculture and Technology, (2)Asahi Kasei 

Chemicals Corporation 

139-38 1140a Phosphorus Availability as Influenced by Different 

Application Rates of Elemental Sulphur to 

Soils. Mohamed Abbas Rasheed*, Soils and Water 

Use Dept, National Research Centre 

139-39 1140b Phosphorus Sorption Related to Extractable Aluminum 

and Iron in Some Podzols (Spodosols) in 

Michigan, USA. Antoni Szafranek*, Dept of Soil 

Science and Soil Conservation, Warsaw Univ of 

Technology and Delbert L. Mokma, Dept of Crop 

and Soil Sciences, Michigan State Univ 

139-40 1141a Specific Surface of Oxisols Determined by Soil- 

Moisture Potential. Roberto R. Filgueira* 1 , Hugo 

A. Ruiz 2 , Carlos E.G.R. Schaefer 2 and Guillermo O. 

Sarli 1 , (1)Facultad de Ciencias Agrarias y Forestales- 

Universidad Nacional de La Plata, (2)Departamento 


139-41 1141b Distribution Coefficient (K D) of Heavy Metals in 

Brazilian Soils. Marcio Roberto Soares*, Federal 

Univ of São Carlos and Luís Reynaldo Ferracciú 

Alleoni, Univ of São Paulo 

139-42 1142a Comparative Study of Cadmium, Copper, Nickel 

and Zinc Adsorption by Brazilian Variable 

Charge Soils. Ernesto Rinaldi Mouta*, José Carlos 

Casagrande and Marcio Roberto Soares, Federal 

Univ of São Carlos 

139-43 1142b Surface Electric Properties of Mucks from Potentiometric 

Titration. Dorota Matyka-Sarzynska*, 

Institute of Agrophysics 

139-44 1143a Phosphorus Status of Red Soils as Influenced by 

Continuous Fertilization under Finger Millet– 

Hybrid Maize System at Bangalore–India. C.M. 

Vinutha*, S.M. Jayaprakash, B.R. Jagadeesh, N. Vasuki 

and K. Sudhir, Univ of Agricultural Sciences 

139-45 1143b Soil Hygroscopicity as Related to Water Vapour 

Adsorption Isotherms and Surface Area Prediction 

of Certain Soils. Abdel-monem Mohamed 

Amer*, Soil Science Dept, Faculty of Agriculture,Menoufia 

Univ 



2.3A Microbial Habitat: Evolution, Structure and 

Distribution in Soils—Poster 

Convenor: Richard Dick, Ohio State University 

140-1 848b Rapid Biosynthesis Process of Amino Sugars in 

Soil by Using NH4+ and Glucose. Hongbo He* 

and Xudong Zhang, Institute of Applied Ecology, 


140-2 849a New Analytical Techniques in Rhizodeposit 

Chemistry: Pyrolysis Field Ionization Mass Spectrometry, 

Liquid Injection Field Desorption Ionization 

– Mass Spectrometry and Synchrotronbased 

XANES. Peter Leinweber*, Univ of Rostock, 

André Schlichting, Steinbeis-Transferzentrum 

Soil Biotechgnology and Tom Regier, Canadian 

Light Source Inc. 

140-3 849b The Role of Microbial Chitinoclastic Complex in 

Soil. Natalia A. Manucharova* 1 , Alexeys M. 

Yaroslavtsev1 , Elvira V. Belova1 and Alexei L. 

Stepanov2 , (1)Moscow Lomonosov State Univ, Dept 

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of Soil Science, (2)Dept of Soil Science, Moscow 

State Univ 

140-4 851a Decomposition of Cotton Residues in Australian 

Soils. Gupta V.S.R. Vadakattu*, M. Hicks and M. L. 

Kasper, CSIRO Entomology 

140-5 851b Role of Algobacterial Associations in Soil Forming 

Process. Elena O. Omarova* 1 , Galina M. Zenova 

1 , Natalia P. Chizhikova 2 and Vladimir K. Orleanskii 

3 , (1)Moscow State Univ, Faculty of Soil Science, 

(2)Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute, (3)Institute of 

Microbiology, Russian Academy of Sciences 

140-6 947b Enumeration, Isolation and Identification of Diazotrophic 

Bacterial Species from Paddy Rice in 

Korea. Ui Gum Kang*, Yeongnam Agricultural Research 

Institute, National Institute of Crop Science 

140-7 948a Pedobiological Action of Soil Fauna. Angela PIN- 

ZON PINTO*, Corporación tecnológica de Bogotá 

and Maria ROMERO PINTO, Universidad de Bogotá 

Jorge Tadeo Lozano 

140-8 949a Phosphate Solubilization and Growth Promotion 

of Maize (Zea mays L.) by the Rhizosphere Soil 

Fungus Penicillium oxalicum. Wansik Shin 1 , 

Jeounghyun Ryu 1 , Yongjoo Kim* 2 , Jinchul Yang 2 , 

Munusamy Madhaiyan 1 and Tongmin Sa 1 , 

(1)Chungbuk National Univ, (2)KG Chemical Corp. 

140-9 949b The Effectiveness of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal 

Fungi (AMF) Inoculation of Korean Ginseng 

(Panax Ginseng C.A. Meyer) Seedlings. Eun Ju 

Cho 1 , Seo Young Jin 1 , Chi Do We 1 , Ju Sik Cho 1 , 

Hong Lim Kim 2 and Bo Kyoon Sohn* 1 , (1)Dept of 

Biological Environment, Sunchon National Univ, 

(2)National Horticultural Research Institute 

140-10 950a Characterization of Bacterial Communities Isolated 

from Rhizosphere Soil of Field Grown Chinese 

Cabbage (Brassica campestris ssp pekinensis) 

by Cultivation Dependent Methods and Screening 

of Potential Plant Growth Promotion. Selvaraj 

Poonguzhali 1 , Munusamy Madhaiyan 1 , Kyounga 

Kim 1 , Daesuck Suh 2 , Bumki Park 2 , Jaijoung 

Kim* 3 and Tongmin Sa 1 , (1)Chungbuk National 

Univ, (2)Namhae Chemicals Corp, (3)Chungbuk 

National University 

140-11 950b Proteome Analysis of Differentially Displayed 

Proteins as a Tool for Evaluating the Effect of the 

Natural Soil Mineral Illite Applied as a Soil Conditioner 

on the Growth of Lettuce. Keun-Yook 

Chung*, Chungbuk National Univ 

140-12 951a Characterizing Biological and Physical Soil Properties 

across a Spatial Gradient from In-Row to 

Inter-Row in a Long-Term Vegetable Tillage 

Study. Laura F. Overstreet* and Greg D. Hoyt, North 

Carolina State Univ 

140-13 951b Phylogenetic Characterization of a Polychlorinated-Biphenyl-Dechlorinating 

Microbial Community 

under Different Anaerobic Treatments. 

Andres E. Nunez* and Elisa M. D’Angelo, Dept of 

Plant and Soil Science, Univ of Kentucky 

140-14 1046a Indicative Values of Enzimatic Activity and Biological 

Properties about Soils from Oaxaca Mexico. 

Reyes-Ortigoza Amada Laura*, Universidad 

Nacional Autónoma de México 

140-15 1046b Microbial Populations Response to Tillage and 

Residue Managements in a Calcareous Soil. Mojtaba 

Yahyaabadi*, Dept of Soil and Water Research, 

Isfahan Agriculture Research Center 

140-16 1047a Relationship of Glyphosate Application and FoliarAmendment 

on IAA-Producing Bacteria and 

Urease Activity in the Rhizosphere of Glyphosate- 

Resistant Soybean. Su-Jung Kim*, Dept of Soil, 

Environmental, and Atmospheric Sciences, Univ of 

116 

Missouri-Columbia and Robert J. Kremer, USDA- 

ARS, Cropping Systems and Water Quality Research 

Unit 

140-17 1047b Identification of Rare Species of Actinomycetes in 

Soils of Mongolia. Norovsuren Jadambaa*, Laboratory 

of Microbiology, Biology Institute of the Mongolian 

Academy of Sciences, Vitalii I. Savich, Russian 

State Agricultural Univ–ÌÑÕÀ Timiryazev and 

Galina M. Zenova, Faculty of Soil Science, Moscow 

State Univ 

140-18 1048a Correlation between the Secondary Metabolism 

of Fluorescent Pseudomonases spp. and their Rhizospheric 

Competence. Messaoud Benchabane*, 

Univ de Blida and Rabah Bakour, USTHB 

140-19 1048b Occurrence of C. perfringens from Different Cultivated 

Soil. Crisa Voidarou* 1 , Sotirios Kandrelis 1 , 

Dimitrios Vassos 2 , Athina Tzora 1 , Ioannis Skoufos 1 , 

Athanasios Alexopoulos 3 and Eygenia Bezirtzoglou 

3 , (1)T.E.I. of Epirus, Laboratory of Animal 

Health and Infections Diseases, Dept of Animal Production, 

(2)Univ of Ioannina, Medical School, Hygiene 

Lab, 45110, (3)Democritus Univ of Thrace, 

School of Agricultural Development, Microbiology 

Lab 

140-20 1049a The Influence of Natural Process Steppe Formation 

on the Complex of Microarthropods (Acarina, 

Collembola) of Ordinary Chernozem of 

Nizhnii Don. N. I. Bulysheva*, A. A. Kazadaev and 

A. M. Kremenitsa, The Rostov State Univ 

140-21 1049b Effect of Waterlogging and Drought on Mycorrhizal 

Colonisation in Lotus Glaber Roots in a 

Saline-Sodic Soil. Rodolfo Mendoza* and Garcia 

Ileana, MACN (Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales 

– CONICET) 

140-22 1050a Short-Term Dynamics of Organic Matter and 

Microbial Biomass of Soils after Simulated Rainfall 

on Dry Cropland under Different Climate, 

Soil Texture, and Crop Residue Management. 

Sugihara So* 1 , Funakawa Shinya 1 , Kilasara Methods 

2 and Kosaki Takashi 3 , (1)Graduate School of 

Agriculture, Kyoto Univ, (2)Dept of Soil Science, 

Sokoine Univ of Agriculture, (3)Graduate School of 

Global Environmental Studies, Kyoto Univ 

140-23 1050b The Study of Salinity and Drought Tolerance of 

Sinorhizobium Meliloti Isolated from Province of 

Kerman In Vitro and In Vivo Condition. Mahboobeh 

Abolhasani* 1 , Amir Lakzian 2 and Gholamhossein 

Haghnia 2 , (1)MSc student, (2)Ferdowsi 

Univ of Mashhad 

140-24 1051a Abundance and Distribution of Phosphate Solubilizing 

Bacteria and Fungi in Some Soil Samples 

from North of Iran. Alireza Fallah*, SWRI 

140-25 1051b The Ecology of Earthworms on Five UK Golf 

Courses. Mark D. Bartlett*, National Soil Resource 

Institute, Karl Ritz, The National Soil Resources Institute, 

Cranfield Univ, Jim A. Harris, Institute of 

Water and Environment, Cranfield Univ and Iain T. 

James, Cranfield Centre for Sports Science 

140-26 1146b The Increase of Fertility and Productivity of Salt 

Affected and Poor Arid Soils by Using Biodiversity 

of Rhizobacteria. Dilfuza Egamberdiyeva*, 

Tashkent State Univ of Agriculture 

140-27 1147a Postradiating Restoration of Ammonifying Bacteria 

of Chernozem Ordinary in Modelling Experiment. 

Tatyana V. Denisova*, Rostov State Univ 

140-28 1147b Viral Ecology in the Floodwater of a Japanese 

Rice Field. Natsuko Nakayama* 1 , Mami Okumura 1 , 

Katsuhiro Inoue 2 , Susumu Asakawa 1 and Makoto 

Kimura 1 , (1)Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences,Nagoya 

Univ, (2)Aichi-ken Anjo Reserch and 

Extention Center

140-29 1148a Distribution Peculiarities of Microflora Numerosity 

in Sandy Soils of the South of Russia. Marina 

A. Repyah* and Vera I. Strelkova, Rostov State Univ 

140-30 1148b Effect of Acid Rain on A M Fungi Present in Affected 

Soils. Payal Mago*, Delhi Univ 

140-31 1149a Ecological Distribution and Seasonal Change of 

Soil Microorganisms under Different Agricultural 

Crops Grown in Semi Arid Soils of Uzbekistan. 

Dilfuza Egamberdiyeva* and Zulfiya 

Kucharova, Tashkent State Univ of Agriculture 

140-32 1149b Microbial Community Structure in Soil as Dependent 

on the Rates of N Fertilization. Ilya V. Yevdokimov* 

1 , Andreas Gattinger 2 , Michael Schloter 3 

and Jean Charles Munch 3 , (1)Institute of Physicochemical 

and Biological Problems in Soil Science, 

RAS, (2)GSF – National Research Center for Environment 

and Health, Institute of Soil Ecology, 

(3)GSF – National Research Center for Environment 

and Health, Institute for Soil Ecology 

140-33 1150a Using of Bioindicators in Soil-Ecological Researches. 

Kamil Sh. Kazeev*, Rostov State University 

140-34 1150b About the Stability of Soils to Oil Contamination 

along North Export Pipeline. Babayev Magerram 

Najafova Samira* and Magerram P.; Samira I. 

Babayev; Najafova, Institute of Soil Science an 

Agrochemistry, Institute of Microbiology of Academy 

of Sciences 

140-35 1151a Microbial Communities and Enzymatic Activities 

as Affected by Various Poultry LitterApplication 

Rates to Pasture and Cultivated Soils of the Texas 

Blackland Prairies Ecosystem. Veronica Acosta- 

Martinez* and Daren Harmel, USDA-ARS 

140-36 1115b Biotic and Abiotic Factors Contributing to P 

Movement in the Landscape. Jane E. Hill* 1 , Barbara 

Cade-Menun 2 and Menachem Elimelech 1 , 

(1)Yale Univ, (2)Stanford Univ 



2.3B Molecular Approaches to Microbial Ecology in Soils 

—Poster 

Convenor: James M. Tiedje, Center for Microbial Ecology 

141-1 853b Microbial Diversity, Activity and Nitrogen Mineralization 

in Organic Matter Amended Soils. 

Christine H. Stark* 1 , Leo M. Condron 1 , Alison Stewart 

2 , Hong-jie Di 1 and Maureen O’Callaghan 3 , 

(1)Lincoln Univ, (2)National Centre for Bio-protection 

Technologies, (3)AgResearch 

141-2 952a Effects of P and N Enrichments on Sediment Bacterial 

Communities in Florida Bay: Estimation by 

PCR-DGGE Analysis. Makoto Ikenaga* and 

Joseph N. Boyer, Southeast Environmental Research 

Center, Florida International Univ 

141-3 953a Methane Oxidation in Landfill Cover Soils as 

Revealed by PLFA Analyses and ∆ 13 C Measurements. 

Andrea Watzinger* 1 , Frank Rasche 2 , Michael 

Pfeffer 3 , Thomas Reichenauer 2 and Michael Stemmer 

4 , (1)Univ of Natural Resources and Applied 

Life Sciences, (2)ARC Seibersdorf Research, 

(3)Federal Research and Training Centre for Forests, 

Natural Hazards and Landscape, (4)Austrian Agency 

for Health and Food Safety 


141-4 953b Controls on Biological Activity in Soils from 

Antarctic Dry Valleys. David W. Hopkins*, School 

of Biological and Environmental Sciences, Ashley 

D. Sparrow, Dept of Natural Resources and Environmental 

Sciences, Edward G. Gregorich, Agriculture 

& Agri-Food Canada, Bo Elberling, Institute of Geography, 

Laurence G. Greenfield, Univ of Canterbury 

and Phil Novis, Manaaki Whenua–Landcare 

Research 

141-5 954a Soil Chemistry and Bacterial Sulfur Oxidation in 

Naturally Metalliferous Peat Soils. Tarah S. Sullivan*, 

Janice Thies and Murray McBride, Cornell 

Univ 

141-6 954b Changes in Soil Microbial Amount and Biomass 

During the Development of Chinese Fir Plantation. 

Ruzhen Jiao* 1 , Chengdong Yang 1 , Qiwu Sun 1 

and jiacheng Zhang 2 , (1)Research Institute of 

Forestry, Chinese Academy of Forestry, (2).The Research 

Institute of Forest Ecology, Environment and 

Protection, CAF 

141-7 955b Screening of Natural Multi-functional Bacterium 

Strain. Ruzhen Jiao* Sr., Research Institute of 

Forestry, Chinese Academy of Forestry 

141-8 1052b Irrigation with Effluents Affects Microbial Population 

and Activity in Soil. Dror Minz* 1 , Tamar 

Oved 1 , Larissa Kautsky 1 and Avi Shaviv 2 , (1)Institute 

for Soil, Water and Environmental Sciences, 

(2)Faculty of Civil & Environmental Engn. 

141-9 1053a The Impact of Long-Term FertiliserAmendments 

on the Community Structure of Different Microbial 

Groups. R. Husband* 1 , Adrian Blackburn 1 , 

David A. C. Manning 2 and Anthony O’Donnell 1 , 

(1)Institute for Research on Environment and Sustainability, 

(2)School of Civil Engineering & Geosciences, 

Univ of Newcastle 

141-10 1053b Impact of Soil Storage on Soil Microbial Biomass, 

Total DNA Yield, Enzyme Activities and 

Fatty Acid Microbial Biomarkers. Nicola Lorenz*, 

Yong-Bok Lee, Linda Kincaid Dick and Richard 

Dick, The Ohio State Univ, School of Environment 

and Natural Resources 

141-11 1054b The Influence of Humic Substances on the Metabolism 

Microalgae Chlorella vulgaris. Mikhail 

S. Golubkov* and Serafim N. Chukov, Saint-Petersburg 

State Univ 

141-12 1055a Effect of Plant and Soil on the Diversity of the 

Rhizospherical Fluorescent Pseudomonases spp. 

in Algeria. Messaoud Benchabane*, Univ de Blida 

and Rabah Bakour, USTHB 

141-13 1055b Histochemical and Histological Studies in Root 

Nodules of Mucuna Pruriens. B. Mamatha 1 , T. N. 

Shivananda* 2 and R. Siddaramappa 1 , (1)Univ of 

Agricultural Sciences, (2)Indian Institute of Horticultural 

Research 



2.3P New Strategies for Management of Plant Pathogenic 

Soil Microorganisms–Natural Soil Suppression or 

Genetically Modified Plants—Poster 

142-1 853a Soil Structure-Influenced Population Shifts of 

Methanogens in Paddy Soil. Stefan Knauth* and 

Rolf Tippkötter, Univ of Bremen, Institute for Soil 

Science 

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142-2 854a Root Exudates of Apple Seedlings (Malus x Domestica 

Borkh.): What is the Role of Phloridzin 

in Apple Replant Disease?. Anett Hofmann* and 

Lutz Wittenmayer, Martin Luther Univ, Halle Wittenberg 

142-3 854b Humic Fractions from Compost can Modulate 

the Mycelial Growth of Plant Pathogenic and Antagonistic 

Soil-Borne Fungi. Elisabetta Loffredo, 

Mariagrazia Berloco and Nicola Senesi*, Dip. Biol. 

Chim. AgroForest. e Amb. 

142-4 855a Pathogenic Fungi of Olive Orchards in La Rioja 

Soils, Argentina. Beatriz A. Pérez* 1 , Gervasio Carboni 

2 , Julio M. Sánchez 2 and Gustavo A. Cruzate 2 , 

(1)INTA-IMYZA-Castelar, (2)INTA-CIRN-Instituto 

de Suelos 

142-5 856a Effects of Field Management Practices on Plant 

Health and Rhizosphere. María Soledad Benítez*, 

Fulya Baysal-Tustas, Amara Camp and Brian B. 

McSpadden-Gardener, Dept of Plant Pathology, 

Ohio State Univ, OARDC 

142-6 856b Survival and Reproduction of Phytophthora 

ramorum in Forest Soils. Elizabeth J. Fichtner*, 

Shannon C. Lynch and David Rizzo, UC Davis 

142-7 857a Identification and Antimicrobial Activity of 2- 

Aminobenzoic Acid from Pantoea spp. Strain HB- 

22. Hwangbo Hoon* Sr., Jin Rong De, Cho Min 

Young, Na Sang su, Lim Hyoung Woo, Kim Kil 

Yong and Kim Yong Woong, Division of Applied 

BioScience and Biotechnology, College of Agriculture 

and Life Science, Chonnam National Univ 

142-8 857b Inhibition of Meloidogyne Incognita Reproduction 

by Gelatinolytic Bacteria in Tomato. Jin Rong 

De* Sr., Cho Min Young, Jung Na Young, Kim Yong 

Woong and Kim Kil Yong, Division of Applied Bio- 

Science and Biotechnology, College of Agriculture 


142-9 858b Impact of Long-Term Orchard Ground-Cover 

Management Practices on Apple Seedling Growth 

in an Orchard Soil. Angelika Rumberger*, Dept for 

Crop and Soil Science, Ian Merwin, Dept for Horticulture 

and Janice E. Thies, Dept of Crop and Soil 

Sciences, Cornell Univ 

142-10 956a Biological Control of Verticillium Wilt of Cotton 

by Salt Tolerant Rhizobacteria in Extreme Soil 

Conditions. Dilfuza Egamberdiyeva*, Tashkent 

State Univ of Agriculture 

142-11 956b Isolation and Characterization of Antifungal Substances 

from Culture Broth of Burkholderia sp. 

Mao Sopheareth*, Jin Rong De, Park Mi Jung, Kim 

Yong Woong and Kim Kil Yong, Division of Applied 

BioScience and Biotechnology, College of Agriculture 


142-12 957a Role of Chitinase and Beta-1,3-Glucanase Activities 

of Fluorescent Pseudomonad NDN1 In Vitro 

Inhibition of Macrophomina Phaseolina and its In 

Vivo Control. Naveen K. Arora*, Dept of Microbiology, 

Institute of Biosciences and Biotechnology, C 

S J M Univ 

142-13 957b Blueberry Fungi under Different Soil Conditions 

in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. Beatriz A. 

Pérez* 1 , Gervasio Carboni 2 and Julio M. Sánchez 2 , 

(1)INTA-IMYZA-Castelar, (2)INTA-CIRN-Instituto 

de Suelos 

142-14 1056a Influence of Cultivation and Agricultural Practices 

on Metabolic Quotient in Venezuelan Entisols 

and Inceptisols. Magaly Ruiz*, Univ Romulo 

Gallegos and Jorge E. Paolini, Instituto Venezolano 

de Investigaciones Científicas (IVIC) 

142-15 1056b Biocontrol of Late Blight (Phytophthora capsici) 

in Pepper by Chitin Broth Containing Multitude 

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of Chitinolytic Bacteria. Kim Sung Jae* Sr., Jin 

Rong De, Ryu Ji Yeon, Yun Kyoung Mi, Kim Yong 

Woong and Kim Kil Yong, Division of Applied Bio- 

Science and Biotechnology, College of Agriculture 


142-16 1057a Effects of Combined Cultural Practices on Suppression 

of Soilborne Pathogens and Microbial 

Community Patterns in a Plainfield Sandy Loam. 

Mafmudije Selimi*, Teresa Balser, Douglas I. Rouse 

and Ann MacGuidwin, Univ of Wisconsin–Madison 

142-17 1057b Reduction of Phytophthora Stem Rot Disease on 

Soybeans by the Application of CaCl 2 and 

Ca(NO 3) 2. Takuma Sugimoto*, Kazuhiko Watanabe, 

Minoru Matsuyama, Masataka Aino and Shinya 

Yoshida, Hyogo Agricultural Institute for Agriculture, 

Forestry and Fisheries 

142-18 1156a The effect of Inorganic Elements on the Reduction 

of Phytophthora Stem Rot Disease of Soybean. 

Takuma Sugimoto, Kazuhiko Watanabe*, Minoru 

Matsuyama, Mikihiro Sugimoto and Shinya 

Yoshida, Hyogo Agricultural Institute for Agriculture, 

Forestry and Fisheries 

142-19 1157a Zinc Efficient Rice Genotypes Resistant to Nematode 

Infection?. Ramasamy Krishnasamy* 1 , Chinnappan 

Sudhalakshmi 1 , U. Surendran 1 and A. RajaRajan 

2 , (1)Tamil Nadu Agricultural Univ, (2)Regional 

Research Station 

142-20 1157b Induced Resistance Against Pseudomonas Syringae 

pv. Lachrymans in Cucumber by Pantoea 

spp. Strain HB-22. Hwangbo Hoon* Sr., Jin Rong 

De, Kim Byung Chun, Kim Kil Yong and Kim Yong 

Woong, Division of Applied BioScience and 

Biotechnology, College of Agriculture and Life Science, 

Chonnam National Univ 



2.4B Soil Mineralogy and Geophysics: Environmental and 

Soils Management and Mineral Exploration—Poster 

143-1 1158a Soil Evolution as a Function of Parent Material 

in Some Forest Areas of Northern Iran. Hassan 

Ramezanpour*, Raheleh Hesami and Mohammad 

Ali Zanjanchi, Guilan Univ 

143-2 1158b Zeolite Synthesis in Polluted Soils Treated with 

Coal Fly Ash: a Tool for Heavy Metal Stabilization. 

Roberto Terzano* 1 , Matteo Spagnuolo 1 , Bart 

Vekemans 2 , Laszlo Vincze 3 , Luca Medici 4 , Koen 

Janssens 2 , Fabio Tateo 5 and Pacifico Ruggiero 1 , 

(1)Dipartimento di Biologia e Chimica Agro-forestale 

ed Ambientale–Univ of Bari, (2)Dept of Chemistry–Univ 

of Antwerp, (3)Dept of Analytical Chemistry–Ghent 

Univ, (4)I.M.A.A.–C.N.R., (5)I.G.G. - 

C.N.R. 

143-3 1159a Yields and Leaf-Nitrate Accumulation of Leaf 

Vegetables by Different Fertilization. Ju-Young 

LEE*, Division of Plant Nutrition, NIAST 

143-4 1159b The Study on the Changes of Physico-Chemical 

Properties in Salty Paddy Field in Korea. Chul- 

Hyun Yoo* 1 , Byeong-Su Kim 1 , Chang-Hyu Yang 2 , 

Ji-Ho Jeong 3 , Jae-Duk Kim 1 and kwang-Yong Jung 2 , 

(1)Honam Agricultural Research Institute NICS, 

RDA, (2)Honam Agricultural Reasearch Institute 

NICS, RDA, (3)Honam Agricultural Rearch Institute

NICS, RDA 

143-5 1160a Long Term Contribution of K from Different 

Mineral Phases in Agricultural Soils as Estimated 

by Differential XRD. Ylva Andrist-Rangel 1 , Magnus 

Simonsson 2 , Ingrid Öborn* 2 and Stephen 

Hillier 1 , (1)The Macaulay Institute, (2)Dept of Soil 

Sciences, Swedish Univ of Agricultural Sciences 

143-6 1161a Chemical and Mineralogical Properties of Iron 

and Aluminum Waste Green Foundry Sands. 

Jason De Koff* 1 , Brad D. Lee 1 and Robert Dungan 2 , 

(1)Purdue Univ, (2)USDA-ARS-AMBL 

143-7 1161b Impacts of Palygorskite and Calcium Carbonate 

on the Strength of Their Sand Mixtures. Mohammad 

Reza Mosaddeghi* 1 , Mohammad Hajabbasi 2 

and Hossein Khademi 2 , (1)Bu-Ali Sina Univ, (2)Isfahan 

Univ of Technology 



2.5A Soil Physicochemical-Biological Interfacial Interactions: 

Impacts on Transformations and Bioavailability of 

Metals and Metalloids—Poster 

Convenor: A. Violante, Università di Napoli- ITALY 

144-1 861a Adsorption of Cadmium on Three Soils with Different 

pH Values as Influenced by Dissolvable 

Organic Matter. Hongqing Hu*, Jing Liu, Suwan 

Chen and Yongguan Zhu, Huazhong Agricultural 

Univ 

144-2 861b Towards a National Soils Database in the Republic 

of Ireland. Deirdre Fay* and David McGrath, 

Teagasc 

144-3 862a Silica Polymerization on Goethite and its Influence 

on Ligand Promoted Dissolution. Todd Luxton* 

and Matthew Eick, Virginia Tech 

144-4 863a Feasibility of Zerovalent Iron to Stabilize Cd in 

the Paddy Soils Adjacent to the Closed Metal 

Mines in Korea. Jae E. Yang* 1 , Kyung-Yoal Yoo1 , 

Yong-Sik Ok1 , Jai Joung Kim2 and Yi Nam3 , 

(1)Kangwon National Univ, (2)Chungbuk National 

Univ, (3)National Agricultural Cooperative Federation 

(Nonghyup) 

144-5 863b Zinc Uptake in Phaseolus Vulgaris (CV. Borlotto 

). Marco Sciortino1 , Tanja Mimmo* 1 , Andrea Simoni1 

, Claudio Marzadori1 and Giorgio Gianquinto2 , 

(1)Dept of Agroenvironmental Sciences and Technologies, 

Alma Mater Studiorum – Univ of Bologna, 

(2)Dipartimento di Agronomia Ambientale e Produzioni 

Vegetali, Univ degli Studi di Padova 

144-6 864a Bioremediation of Soils Contaminated with 

Heavy Metals Using Phosphate Rock and 

Biosolids. Lenom J. Cajuste* 1 , Lenom Cajuste Jr. 2 , 

Patricia Hernández-R1 , Cecilia García-O1 and Jaime 

Cruz-Díaz1 , (1)Colegio de Postgraduados, (2)Univ 

of Arizona 

144-7 864b Phytoextraction of Heavy Metal Contaminated 

Soil by Hyperaccumulator Sedum alfredii Hance 

with Mixed Chelant in a Co-Crop System. Ze-Bin 

Wei1 , Qi-Tang Wu* 1 , Ying Ouyang2 and Jean Louis 

Morel3 , (1)College of Natural Resource and Environment, 

South China Agricultural Univ, (2)Dept 

of Water Resources, St. Johns River Water Management 

District, (3)INPL(ENSAIA)/INRA, Laboratoire 

Sols et Environnement 


144-8 865a Potassium Solubilization from Silicatic Rocks by 

Aspergillus Niger. Márcia M. Rosa, Maria-Leonor 

Lopes-Assad* and Sandra-Regina Ceccato-Antonini, 

UFSCar- Univ Federal de São Carlos 

144-9 865b Mixing of Anthropogenic and Geogenic Lead 

Through Biogeochemical Cycling at a Temperate 

Moist Forest Ecosystem in Japan. Yuko Itoh*, Kyotaro 

Noguchi, Masamichi Takahashi and Shuichiro 

Yoshinaga, Forestry and Forest Products Research 

Institute, Japan 

144-10 866b Kinetics of Radiocesium Released from Contaminated 

Soil by Fertilizer Solutions. Po-Neng Chiang* 

1 , Ming-Kuang Wang 1 , P.M. Huang 2 and Jeng- 

Jong Wang 3 , (1)National Taiwan Univ, (2)Dept of 

Soil Science, Univ of Saskatchewan, (3)Institute of 

Nuclear Energy Research 

144-11 867a Characteristics of Heavy Metal Contamination in 

Residual Mine Tailings Near Abandoned Metalliferous 

Mines in Korea. Goo-Bok Jung*, Won-Il 

Kim, Jong-Sik Lee, Jin-Ho Kim and Jeong-Taek 

Lee, National Institute of Agricultural Science and 

Technology 

144-12 867b Fractionation and Potential Mobility of Heavy 

Metals in Tailings and Paddy Soils near Abandoned 

Metalliferous Mines. Goo-Bok Jung*, Won- 

Il Kim, Jong-Sik Lee, Jin-Ho Kim and Mun-Hwan 

Koh, National Institute of Agricultural Science and 

Technology 

144-13 868a Bio-Availability of Heavy Metals in Soils Treated 

with Lime-Stabilized Biosolids and Irrigated with 

Wastewater. Juan Pedro Flores-Margez* 1 , Esaul 

Jaramillo-Lopez 1 , Naomi Waissman Assadian 2 , 

George D Di Giovanni 2 , Federico Perez-Casio 1 and 

Baltazar Corral-Diaz 1 , (1)Univ Autonoma de Ciudad 

Juarez, (2)Texas A&M Univ 

144-14 868b Adsorption and Redox Reactions of Heavy Metals 

on Synthesized Manganese Oxide Minerals. 

Fan Liu*, Huazhong Agricultural Univ, Xiong Han 

Feng, College of Resources and Environment, 

Huazhong Agricultural Univ and Wen Feng Tan, 

Faculty of Resourcs and Environment, Huazhong 


144-15 869a Effect of Organic Matter, Zinc and Phosphorus 

on the Mobilisation of Lead in Soils. Dilip Kumar 

Das*, Sumita Subudhi and Pintu Sur, Dept of Ag. 

Chem. and Soil Science, Bidhan Chandra Krishi 


144-16 869b Birnessite Reduction by Iron(II) Organic Complexes. 

Jonathan L. Edwards* and Christopher J. 

Matocha, Univ of Kentucky 

144-17 960a Aluminum Status of Synthetic Al-Humic Substance 

Complexes and their Influence on Plant 

Root Growth. Tadashi Takahashi* 1 , Masami 

Nanzyo 1 and Syuntaro Hiradate 2 , (1)Faculty of 

Agric. Tohoku Univ, (2)Natl. Inst. of Agro-Env. Sci. 

144-18 960b Clay Mineralogy and Trace Elements Content in 

Volcanic Polluted Soils from South Italy. Mariavittoria 

Zampella 1 , Paola Adamo* 1 , Laurent Caner 2 , 

Sabine Petit 2 and Dominique Righi 2 , (1)Dipartimento 

di Scienze del Suolo, della Pianta e dell’Ambiente, 

Univ di Napoli Federico II, (2)Univ de 

Poitiers, UMR CNRS 6532 HydrASA 

144-19 961a Extractability of Cu, Cr, Ni, Pb and Zn in Some 

Chilean Biosolids-Amended Soils Using BCR Sequential 

Extraction Procedure. Inés Ahumada* 1 , 

Adolfo Maricán 1 , Cristina Pedraza 1 , Pablo Richter 1 , 

M. Adriana Carrasco 2 , Gabriela Castillo 3 and Loreto 

Ascar 1 , (1)Facultad de Ciencias Químicas y Farmacéuticas 

Univ de Chile, (2)Facultad de Ciencias 

Agronómicas Univ de Chile, (3)Facultad de Ciencias 

Físicas y Matemáticas Univ de Chile 

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144-20 961b The Effect of Soil Sterilization on Zn, Cu, Fe, 

and Mn Uptake by Maize. Samaneh Aryabod, Amir 

Fotovat*, Amir Lakzian and Gholamhossein Haghnia, 

Ferdowsi Univ of Mashhad 

144-21 962a Modelling the Impact of Microbial Activity on 

Iron Discharge from Saturated Soil Columns. 

Andreas Fritzsche* 1 , Britt Pagels 1 , Kai Totsche 2 and 

Ingrid Kögel-Knabner 1 , (1)Lehrstuhl für 

Bodenkunde (Soil Science), TU München, 

(2)Universität Jena 

144-22 962b Experimental Study of Heavy Metals Distribution, 

Attenuation and Mobility inTwo Oklahoma 

Soils Amended with Sewage Sludge. Kefeni Kejela*, 

USDA/NRCS and Dee Ann Sanders, Associate 

Professor, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, 

Oklahoma State Univ 

144-23 963a Distribution and Contamination of Zn, Cd and 

Pb, and Establishment of Local Referende Value 

for the Vazante (MG)–Brazil. Meubles Borges Junior*, 

UNEC, Jaime W. V. Mello, Univ Federal de 

Vicosa and Carlos E.G.R. Schaefer, Depto do Solos- 

Univ Federal de Viçosa 

144-24 963b Lead Phytoextraction from Soil by Corn, Sunflower, 

and Cotton Species Applying EDTA and 

Sulfuric Acid. Ebrahim Fattahi Kiasari, Amir Fotovat*, 

Alireza Astaraei and Gholamhossein Haghnia, 

Ferdowsi Univ of Mashhad 

144-25 964a Colloid Mobilization and Heavy Metal Transport 

in Reclaimed Soils Following Coal Mining. Jarrod 

Miller* 1 , Anastasios Karathanasis 1 and Ole Wendroth 

2 , (1)Univ of Kentucky, Dept of Plant and Soil 

Sciences, (2)Univ of Kentucky 

144-26 964b Weathering of Ni-Bearing Minerals in the Rhizosphere 

of Hyperaccumulator Plants. Vanessa 

Chardot 1 , Guillaume Echevarria 1 , Emmanuelle 

Montargès-Pelletier 2 , Geneviève Villemin 1 , Laurent 

Michot 2 and Jean Louis Morel* 1 , (1)LSE ENSAIA- 

INPL/INRA, (2)LEM INPL/CNRS 

144-27 965a Lead Behavior in a Contaminated Calcic Cambisol 

Profile. Marie CECCHI* 1 , Camille DUMAT 2 , 

Philippe PRADERE 3 , Ricardo BIDEGAIN 4 , Eric 

PINELLI 1 and Maritxu GUIRESSE 1 , (1)INP- 

ENSAT AEE, (2)Pierre et Marie Curie Univ, 

(3)STCM, (4)LAra Europe Analyses 

144-28 965b Crop Rotation and Crop Residue Biocycling Affect 

on the Availability of Heavy Metals to the 

Subsequent Crop. Lisa M. Eastley* 1 , Cynthia 

Grant 2 , Don Flaten 1 and Mario Tenuta 1 , (1)Dept of 

Soil Science, (2)Agriculture & AgriFood Canada, 

Brandon Research Centre 

144-29 966a Metals-Organic Interactions and Their Ecological 

Significance.Symposium 2.5A. Galina V. Motuzova* 

Jr., Moscow State Univ, Faculty of Soil Science 

144-30 966b Forms and Q/I relationship of Potassium in Sub- 

Montane Region of Maharashtra, Western India. 

Kashinath Ragho Sonar*, Mahatma Phule Agricultural 

Univ 

144-31 967a Impacts of Long-Term Land Application of Poultry 

Litter on Metal Status in Soil. Irenus A. 

Tazisong 1 , Zhongqi He* 2 , Zachary N. Senwo 1 and 

Donglin Zhang 3 , (1)Alabama A&M Univ, (2)USDA- 

ARS, (3)Univ of Maine 

144-32 967b Obtaining environmentally Sound Mixtures of 

Anthropogeomorphic Materials for Land 

Restoration. Marta Camps Arbestain*, NEIKER 

and Felipe Macias, Univ de Santiago de Compostela 

144-33 968a The Biogeochemical Cycling of Manganese in a 

Forested Ecosystem of the Canadian Shield. 

Nathalie Gingras*, Dépt de geographie, Univ de 

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Montréal and François Courchesne, Dépt de 

Géographie, Univ de Montreal 

144-34 968b A Column Study Using Mixtures of Anthropogeomorphic 

Materials. Ander Santesteban 1 , Rocio 

Melendez 1 , Fernando Blanco 1 , Miriam Pinto 1 , Maria 

Luisa Ibargoitia 1 , Felipe Macias 2 and Marta Camps 

Arbestain* 1 , (1)NEIKER, (2)Univ. Santiago de 

Compostela 

144-35 969a Heavy Metals in Contaminated Calcareus Soils: 

Distribution, Mobility and Bioavailability. Ivanka 

Anguelova 1 , Gueorgui Anguelov* 1 and Ivan 

Atanassov 2 , (1)Florida A&M Univ, (2)Institute for 

Sustainable Development 

144-36 969b Maize Genotype Responses to CaCO 3 in Soils. 

Hero Gollany*, Columbia Plateau Conservation Research 

Center and Thomas Schumacher, South 

Dakota State Univ 

144-37 1060a Chemical Interactions of Arsenate, Arsenite, 

Phosphate, and Silicate with Iron(II,III) Hydroxycarbonate 

Green Rust. Chunming Su* and 

Richard T. Wilkin, United States Environmental Protection 

Agency 

144-38 1060b Transformations in the Speciation of Arsenic in 

Poultry Litter. Jennifer Seiter*, William W. Saylor 

and Donald Sparks, Univ of Delaware 

144-39 1061a Oxidation and Mobilization of Selenium by Rhizosphere 

Processes and Chemicals. Libbie 

Oram* 1 , Daniel G. Strawn 1 , Greg Moller 1 , Jodi L. 

Johnson-Maynard 1 , Mathew Marcus 2 and Sirine 

Fakra 2 , (1)Univ of Idaho, (2)Lawrence Berkeley 

National Laboratory 

144-40 1061b Kinetics and Mechanism of Mineralogically- and 

Biologically- Assisted Arsenic Transformation: 

A Macroscopic Assessment. Brandon Lafferty*, 

Michael Borda, Andrew Madison, Jeffry Fuhrmann 

and Donald Sparks, Univ of Delaware 

144-41 1062a Relation between Selenium Immobilisation and 

Anoxic Conditions in Soil Columns at Constant 

Water-Table. Claire-Sophie Haudin 1 , Elisabeth 

Leclerc-Cessac 1 , Pierre Renault 2 and Siobhán 

Staunton* 3 , (1)Andra, (2)Institut National de la 

Recherche Agronomiqe, (3)INRA, Rhizosphère & 

Symbiose 

144-42 1062b The Volatilization of Arsenic in Poultry Litter 

and Litter Amended Soils. Masayuki Shimizu* 

and Donald L. Sparks, Univ of Delaware 

144-43 1063a Competitive Sorption of Arsenate and Phosphate 

onto Synthetic Hematites with Different Particle 

Morphology. M. Pigna 1 , Claudio Colombo* 2 , 

Giuseppe Palumbo 2 and Antonio Violante 3 , (1)Univ 

di Napoli, (2)Dip. SAVA Molise Univ, (3)Univ of 

Naples FedericoII, Portici (Napoli) I 

144-44 1063b Arsenic Fractions, Adsorption and Potential Release 

of Arsenite and Arsenate from Two Soils of 

South West Bangladesh Irrigated with As Contaminated 

Water. Maria Martin*, DIVAPRA, Univ 

of Turin, Grugliasco (Torino), Elisabetta Barberis, 

DIVAPRA, Univ of Turin and Antonio Violante, 

Univ of Naples FedericoII, Portici (Napoli) 

144-45 1064a Effect of Soil Ageing on Selenium/Particulate Organic 

Matter Association. Christophe Chabroullet* 

1 , Frederic Coppin 1 , Arnaud Martin-Garin 1 and 

Jean-Paul Gaudet 2 , (1)IRSN, (2)Univ of Grenoble– 

BP 53 

144-46 1064b Predicting Anion Adsorption Affinity on Andisols 

by the Triple Layer Model. María de la Luz Mora*, 

Paula Cartes, Erika Vistoso and Alejandra A. Jara, 

Univ de La Frontera

144-47 1065a Fate, Transport, and Bioavailability of Arsenic in 

Poultry Amended Soils. Sheila Gardner* and J. 

Thomas Sims, Univ of Delaware 

144-48 1065b Arsenic Attenuation upon Bioreduction of Ferrihydrite. 

Yoko Masue*, Thomas Borch, Ben Kocar 

and Scott Fendorf, Dept of Geological and Environmental 

Sciences, Stanford Univ 

144-49 1066a Effect of Humic Acid Coating on Arsenite Adsorption 

on Ferrihydrite-Kaolinite Complexes. 

Maria Martin* 1 , Luisella Celi 1 , Elisabetta Barberis 1 , 

Antonio Violante 2 , Leonard M. Kozak 3 and P. M. 

Huang 3 , (1)DIVAPRA, Univ of Turin, Grugliasco 

(Torino), (2)Univ of Naples FedericoII, Portici 

(Napoli), (3)Dept of Soil Science, Univ of 

Saskatchewan 

144-50 1066b Structural Perturbations of Aluminum Hydroxides 

and the Impact on their Kinetics of Arsenate 

Adsorption. Maria Martin* 1 , Guifen Yu 2 , Elisabetta 

Barberis 1 , Antonio Violante 3 , Leonard M. Kozak 4 

and P. M. Huang 5 , (1)DIVAPRA, Univ of Turin, 

Grugliasco (Torino), (2)Institute of Soil Science, 

Chinese Academy of Sciences, (3)Univ of Naples 

FedericoII, Portici (Napoli), (4)Dep. of Soil Science, 

University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK 

Canada, (5)Dept of Soil Science, Univ of 

Saskatchewan 

144-51 1067a Validation of a Multicomponent Freundlich Type 

Equation to Describe Mutual Interactions of Selenite 

and Phosphate on Andisols. Paula Cartes* 1 , 

Alejandra A. Jara 1 , Noora Hyyryläinen 2 and María 

de la Luz Mora 1 , (1)Univ de La Frontera, (2)Univ of 

Helsinki 

144-52 1067b Thermodynamic Description of Sulfate Behavior 

on Allophanic Synthetic Compound. Alejandra A. 

Jara*, Paula Cartes and María de la Luz Mora, Univ 

de La Frontera 

144-53 1068a Biogeochemical Cycling of As in a Paddy Soil- 

Rice Plant System in Bangladesh. Jessica 

Dittmar* 1 , Andreas Voegelin 1 , Ruben Kretzschmar 1 , 

Linda C. Roberts 2 , Stephan J. Hug 2 , Ganesh C. 

Saha 3 , M. Ashraf Ali 3 and A. Borhan M. Badruzzaman 

3 , (1)Institute of Terrestrial Ecology, Swiss Federal 

Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH), (2)Swiss 

Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology 

(EAWAG), (3)Bangladesh Institute of Engineering 


144-54 1068b Culturable Bacterial Populations in Arsenic Polluted 

Soils of the South West Bangladesh. Elena 

Dell’Amico 1 , Lucia Cavalca 1 , Laura Terruzzi 1 , Luigi 

Allievi 1 , Maria Martin 2 and Vincenza Andreoni* 1 , 

(1)Univ degli Studi di Milano, (2)DIVAPRA, Univ 

of Turin 

144-55 1069a Kinetics and Mechanism of Mineralogically- and 

Biologically-Assisted Arsenic Transformation: A 

Spectroscopic Assessment. Michael Borda* 1 , Brandon 

Lafferty 1 , Andrew Madison 1 , Michael Martin 2 , 

Jeffry Fuhrmann 1 and Donald Sparks 3 , (1)Univ of 

Delaware, (2)Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 

(3)University of Delaware 

144-56 1162a Impact of Microbial Processes on the Fate of Metals 

in Groundwater. Piet Seuntjens, Ludo Diels*, 

Karolien Vanbroekhoven, Sandra Van Roy and 

Kristof Tirez, Flemish Institute for Technological 

Research 

144-57 1162b Effect of Organic Matter Inputs on Copper Speciation, 

Bio-Availability and Leaching in Two 

Vineyard Soils. Jean M. F. Martins* 1 , Marianne 

Griesel 2 , Christophe Barnier 2 and Lorenzo Spadini 3 , 

(1)CNRS–LTHE, (2)LTHE, (3)LGIT/Univ. Grenoble 

I 


144-58 1163a Soil Copper Impact as Affected by Organic 

Inputs: A Biological and Chemical Approach. 

Julien Sebastia 1 , David Lejon 2 , Jean M. F. Martins* 3 , 

Isabelle Lamy 4 , Lorenzo Spadini 5 , Jean Leveque 6 

and Lionel Ranjard 2 , (1)Unité de Science du Sol- 

INRA, (2)Laboratoire de Microbiologie et 

Géochimie des sols, INRA/CMSE,, (3)CNRS– 

LTHE, (4)Unité de Science du Sol- Versailles, 

(5)LGIT/Univ. Grenoble I, (6)Microbiologie et 

Géochimie des Sols–INRA Univ de Bourgogne 

144-59 1163b Interaction of Phosphatase with a Chilean Andisol 

Clay in the Presence of Manganese and 

Molybdenum. Maria De la Luz Mora 1 , Roxana 

López 1 , Maria A. Rao 2 , Liliana Gianfreda* 2 and 

Analí Rosas 1 , (1)Depto de Ciencias Químicas, Univ 

de La Frontera, (2)Dept of Soil, Plant and Environment 

Sciences, Univ of Naples Federico II 

144-60 1164a Cell-Surface Electrical Potential: A Demonstration 

of its Importance for Ion Bioavailability and 

a Simplified Method for its Computation. Thomas 

B. Kinraide*, Agricultural Research Service, USDA 

144-61 1165a Plant Growth in a Chromium Contaminated Site 

Affected by Different Fertilizers. Farideh Karbasi*, 

Bu- Ali Sina Univ 

144-62 1165b Change In Soil Biological Activity Under Man- 

Caused Factors Of The Landfills of Solid Municipal 

Wastes’. Dina Nevidomskaya*, Rostov State 

Univ 

144-63 1166a Geochemical and Biochemical Properties of 

Coalmine Tailings of North Eastern Collieries of 

Assam, India. Hari Prasanna Deka Boruah*, Regional 

Research Laboratory, (CSIR), Jorhat 

144-64 1166b The Dissolution and Bioavailabilty of Cu from a 

Cu-contaminated Orchard Sandy Loam under 

the Influence of Dissolved Organic Matter. 

Jonathan WC Wong*, Dept of Biology, Hong Kong 

Baptist Univ 

144-65 1167a Bioavailability and Phytoremediation of Mercury 

Contaminated Soils. Fengxiang Han*, Yi Su 

and David Monts, Mississippi State Univ 

144-66 1167b Temporal and Spatial Variability of Sulfate-Reducing 

Bacteria Populations in Metalliferous Sulfur-Rich 

Organic Soils. Carolina Yáñez*, Mary 

Ann Bruns and Carmen Enid Martínez, The Pennsylvania 

State Univ 

144-67 1168a Bioavailability of Contaminant Metals in a Mining 

Impacted Region of Ontario, Canada. Graeme 

A. Spiers and Joinal Abedin*, MIRARCO, Laurentian 

Univ 

144-68 1168b Physical , Chemical and Morphological Properties 

of the Soils Developed on 5 Parent Materials 

in Northface of Elborz Mountain in Iran. Hassan 

Ramezanpour* and Raheleh Hesami, Guilan Univ 

144-69 1169a Study of Interactions Between Thiobacillus Bacteria 

and Mycorrhizal Fungi on Some Growth 

Characteristics of Wheat Under Greenhouse 

Conditions. Hosein Besharati*, Soil and Water Institute 

of Iran 

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Compounds in Soil Environments—Poster 

Convenor: Baoshan Xing, University of Massachusetts 

145-1 774a Study on The Adsorption of Bensulfuron-methyl 

by Main Zonal Soils in Central-South China Region. 

Tian-Zhi Ouyang, Dept of Applied Chemistry, 

Wuhan Univ of Technology and Xue-yuan Li*, College 

of Resources and Environment, Central China 

Univ of Agriculture 

145-2 775a Leaching of Pesticides in Tea Soil. Shivani Jaggi*, 

Institute of HImalayan Bioresource Technology 

145-3 776a Studies on Sorption, Movement and Persistence 

of Soil Applied Pesticides in Different Soils. Rajannan 

Jayakumar*, Tamil Nadu Agricultural Univ 

145-4 776b Effects of Urea on Interaction Between Sulfonlurea 

herbicides and Catalase by Flurescene 

Spectroscopy. Fabing Ye*, Dept of Chemistry, 

Huazhong Agriculture Univ, Tian-Zhi Ouyang, Dept 

of Applied Chemistry, Wuhan Univ of Technology 

and Yuanyan Dong, Dept of Chemistry, Huazhong 

Agriculture Univ, 

145-5 872a Layered Double Hydroxides for Efficient Delivery 

of Pesticides. Man Park*, Dept of Agricultural 

Chemistry, Kyungpook National Univ and Sridhar 

Komarneni, Pennsylvania State Univ 

145-6 872b Behaviors of Layered Double Hydroxides in Soils. 

Man Park1 , Young Jin Seo* 2 , Choong Lyeal Choi3 , 

Jong Hee Lee4 and Pyoung Yeol Kim4 , (1)Dept of 

Agricultural Chemistry, Kyungpook National Univ, 

(2)Kyeongsangbukdo Agricultural Technology Administration, 

(3)Kyungpook National University, 

(4)Kyungpook National Univ 

145-7 873a Soil Organic Matter Amphiphility and Water- 

Stable Aggregates Formation. E.Yu. Milanovsky* 

and E.V. Shein, Moscow State Univ, Soil Science 

Faculty 

145-8 873b Humus Regime, Colloid Forms and Fractional 

Structure of Humus in Red-Brown and Brown 

Soils. Saeed Zeraat Kar*, Kharkov National Agrarian 

Univ 

145-9 874a Higher Accumulation of Organic P in Chemical 

Fertilizer Treatment than Compost Treatment. 

Chang Hoon Lee* and Pil Joo Kim, Division of Applied 

Life Science, Gyeongsang Univ 

145-10 874b Release of DOM from Mucks in the Presence of 

Phosphates. Dorota Matyka-Sarzynska* and Zofia 

Sokolowska, Institute of Agrophysics 

145-11 875a P Desorption in Andisols with Anion Exchange 

Resin Membranes Sequential Extraction. Miguel 

A. Negrin1 , Jose Manuel Hernández-Moreno* 1 , 

Francois Bartoli2 and Montserrat Espino1 , (1)Univ 

de La Laguna, (2)Laboratoire Sols et Environnement 

ENSAIA/INRA 

145-12 875b Transport and Concentration of Allergens and 

Light Organics in Dust. Richard E. Zartman* and 

William F. Jaynes, Texas Tech Univ 

145-13 876a Pedotransfer Functions for Mineralization and 

Retention of Waste Waters. Francisco Bautista*, 

Depto de Ecología, FMVZ. Univ Autónoma de Yucatán 

and Yameli Aguilar, Univ Autónoma de Yucatán 

145-14 876b Adsorption of Carbofuran in Wet Zone Soils of 

Sri Lanka. Janitha A. Liyanage* 1 , Ransilu C. 

Watawala1 , Ananda P. Mallawatantri1 and Rai 

Kookana2 , (1)Dept of Chemistry, (2)CSIRO Land 

and Water 

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145-15 877a Molecular Ratio of PAH as a Tool to Reveal Ancient 

Farming Practice from Paleo-Paddy Soils in 

the Yangtze Delta of China. Yuanhua Dong*, Zhihong 

Cao, Jiuhai Li, Hui Wang, Qiong An, zhengyi 

Hu, Linzhang Yang, Xinggui Lin and Rui Yin, Institute 


145-16 877b Importance of Kerogen Carbons in Soils and Sediments 

from the Pearl River Delta and Estuary, 

China. Yong Ran* 1 , Ke Sun 1 and Baoshan Xing 2 , 

(1)Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry, (2)Dept 

of Plant, Soil, and Insect Sciences, Univ of Massachusetts 

145-17 878a Are Soil Organic Colloids Effective in Entrapping 

Prion Proteins?. Maria A. Rao*, Fabio Russo and 

Liliana Gianfreda, Dept of Soil, Plant and Environment 

Sciences, Univ of Naples Federico II 

145-18 878b Dynamics of Chemical and Biochemical Soil 

Properties in the Presence of Organic Pollutants. 

Maria A. Rao, Rosalia Scelza, Giuseppina Iamarino, 

Fabio Russo and Liliana Gianfreda*, Dept of Soil, 

Plant and Environment Sciences, Univ of Naples 

Federico II 

145-19 972a The Effects of Tillage on the Amount and Distribution 

of Carbon in a Clay Loam Soil. Xueming 

Yang*, C. F. Drury, W. D. Reynolds and C. S. Tan, 

Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada 

145-20 972b Selection of Chilean Native Wood-Rot Fungi for 

Bioremediation of Allophanic Soil Contaminated 

with Chlorophenols. Gonzalo R. Tortella, Rubilar 

Olga Margarita, Mora Maria de la Luz and Diez 

Maria Cristina*, Univ de La Frontera 

145-21 973a Bioremediation of PAHs Contamination Soil by 

Biosurfactants Producing Bacteria A. calcoaceticus 

BU03 under Thermophilic Composting Systems. 

Jonathan WC Wong*, Dept of Biology, Hong 

Kong Baptist Univ 

145-22 973b Remediation of Petroleum Contaminated Soils 

by Lime Addition. Chris D. Collins* 1 , Dan Lothian 1 

and Vito Schifano 2 , (1)Reading Univ, (2)Arcadis 

GMI 

145-23 974a Sorption of Chlorinated Phenols by Allophanic 

Soils. Mara X. Cea, Barbara S. Fuentes, M. Cristina. 

Diez* and María de la Luz Mora, Univ de La Frontera 

145-24 974b Quantity and Chemical Composition of Dissolved 

Organic Carbon (Doc) in B and C Horizons of an 

Arable Soil. A. Lavaud 1 , A. Chabbi* Sr. 2 , C. 

Rumpel 2 , V. Jacquemet 3 , E. Gherman 3 and J.-P. 

Croué Sr. 4 , (1)LCEE-CNRS-Univ de Poitiers, 

(2)INRA, (3)Anjou Recherche-Véolia Water 

Maisons Laffitte, (4)LCEE-CNRS-Université de 

Poitiers 

145-25 975a Surfactant Adsorption and Movement in a High- 

Humic Andisol. Munehide Ishiguro*, Yoshihumi 

Kameoka and Takahiro Torigoe, Okayama Univ, 

Faculty of Env. Science and Tech. 

145-26 975b The Adsorption/Desorption of Metal Ions, Phosphate, 

Organic Substances on Goethite and Influence 

Factors. Feng-lin Xu* and Xue-yuan Li, 

Huazhong Agricultural Univ 

145-27 976a Transport and Degradation of Isotopically Labelled 

Black Carbon Subjected to Incubation 

under Controlled Laboratory Conditions. André 

Hilscher* and Heike Knicker, Lehrstuhl fuer Bodenkunde, 

TU-Muenchen 

145-28 976b Oxidation of Black Carbon Along a Climosequence. 

Chih-Hsin Cheng* and Johannes Lehmann, 

Cornell University 

145-29 977a Physical and Physico-Chimical Stabilization of 

Organic Matter in the Subsoil. Christophe Moni*,

Abad Chabbi, Cornelia Rumpel and Claire Chenu, 

INRA 

145-30 977b Thermal Analysis of Humic and Fulvic Acids Extracted 

from Composts Prepared with Different 

Materials and Mineral Enrichments. Claudivan C. 

Lima* 1 , Eduardo de S. Mendonça 2 , Ivo R. Silva 2 and 

Asunción Roig 3 , (1)Escola Agrotécnica Federal de 

Satuba, (2)Univ Federal de Viçosa, (3)CEBAS-CSIC 

145-31 978a Study on the Contents of Shallow Profile Soil and 

Biomass Carbon under Different Plant Processes. 

Kun Shi*, Dalian Jiaotong Univ 

145-32 978b Theoretical Calculations of Glyphosate Adsorption 

in Montmorillonite Interlayers. George 

Khoury, Todd Gehris and Lorena Tribe*, Penn State 

Berks 

145-33 1072a Glyphosate Adsorption on Pure Soil Component 

(Montmorillonite): Mineral Structure Modifications 

View by XPS and DRX Techniques. 

Guillermo Zampieri, Comisión Nacional de Energía 

Atómica Centro Atómico Bariloche, Maria Dos Santos 

Afonso, INQUIMAE-FCEyN-UBA and Rosa 

Maria Torres Sanchez*, CETMIC 

145-34 1072b Sorption of Glyphosate and Phosphate by Tropical 

Variable-Charge Soils. Ole K. Borggaard*, 

Anne Louise Gimsing and Casper Szilas, Royal Veterinary 

& Agricultural Univ 

145-35 1073a Sorption of Aflatoxin by Clays and Modified 

Clays. William F. Jaynes*, Richard Zartman and 

Wayne Hudnall, Texas Tech Univ 

145-36 1073b Water-Stable Aggregates of Back Soil under 

Long-Term Application of Chemical Fertilizers 

and Recycled Organic Manures. Xiaozeng Han* 1 , 

Shouyu Wang 1 and Baoshan Xing 2 , (1)Northeast Institute 

of Geography and Agro-ecology, Chinese 

Academy of Sciences, (2)Dept of Plant, Soil, and Insect 

Sciences, Univ of Massachusetts 

145-37 1074a Properties of Organo-Mineral Particles. Joan 

Breiner*, Michael Anderson, Harry Tom and Robert 

Graham, Univ of California, Riverside 

145-38 1074b Sorption, Desorption, and Biodegradation of Alanine 

in Soil. Holger Fischer* and Yakov Kuzyakov, 

Univ of Hohenheim 

145-39 1075a The Effect of Catechol Interaction with the Maillard 

Reaction on Abiotic Humification as Catalyzed 

by Birnessite. A.G. Hardie* 1 , L.M. Kozak 2 

and P.M. Huang 2 , (1)Univ of Saskatchewan, (2)Dept 

of Soil Science, Univ of Saskatchewan 

145-40 1075b Tracing the Fate of Lignin-Derived Carbon in 

Particle Size Fractions of Soils by Compound 

Specific 13 C isotope Analysis. Alexander Heim* 

and Michael W. I. Schmidt, Dept of Geography, 

Univ of Zurich 

145-41 1076a Protection of DNA by Clay Minerals and Various 

Colloidal Particles from an Alfisol. Qiao Yun 

Huang*, Faculty of Resourcs and Environment, 

Huazhong Agricultural Univ 

145-42 1076b Characterization of Adsorbed Dicarboxylic Acids 

onto Minerals. Seunghun Kang* and Baoshan Xing, 

Dept of Plant, Soil, and Insect Sciences, Univ of 

Massachusetts 

145-43 1077a DRIFT Infrared Spectroscopy Studies of Organic 

Matter Interactions at Mineral Surfaces. Joan 

Elizabeth Thomas* 1 , Robert Schmidt 1 , Michael Kelley 

1 and Elizabeth Canuel 2 , (1)Jefferson Laboratory 

Free Electron Laser Group and Dept of Applied Science, 

The College of William and Mary, (2)Dept of 

Physical Sciences, Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences 


145-44 1077b Adsorption of Humic Acid on Minerals as Examined 

by FTIR, NMR, and Elemental Analysis. 

Saikat Ghosh*, Seunghun Kang, Prasanta C. 

Bhowmik and Baoshan Xing, Dept of Plant, Soil, 

and Insect Sciences, Univ of Massachusetts 

145-45 1078a Sorption of Sulfonamide Antimicrobials to 

Humic-Clay Complexes. Juan Gao*, Univ of Wisconsin, 

Madison and Joel A. Pedersen, Univ of Wisconsin 

145-46 1078b Investigating the Role of Organo-Clay Complexes 

in Phenanthrene Sorption. Xiaojuan Feng*, André 

J. Simpson and Myrna J. Simpson, Dept of Physical 

and Environmental Sciences, Univ of Toronto, Scarborough 

College 

145-47 1169b Humin as a Fractal Nanomaterial. James A. Rice*, 

South Dakota State Univ 

145-48 1170a In-Situ U Stabilization by Microbial Metabolites; 

Sequestration of U by Melanin and its Sorption 

to Minerals. Anna S. Knox* and Charles Turick, Savannah 

River National Laboratory 

145-49 1171a Phenanthrene Sorption and Leaching Dynamics 

in Two Agricultural Soils. Samira Amellal*, Arnaud 

Boivin, Michel Schiavon and Corinne Perrin Ganier, 

Laboratoire Sols et Environnement, ENSAIA- 

INRA/INPL 

145-50 1172a Effects of Ionic Strength on MES Sorption and Ni 

Sorption Kinetics at the Goethite-Water Interface. 

Brian Rosen*, Ryan Tappero, Kristian Paul 

and Donald Sparks, Univ of DE 

145-51 1172b Some Unique Characteristics of Humic Acid in 

the Vertisols of Central China. Shanmei Wu*, 

Nanjing Agricultural Univ/Univ of California, 

Xirong Gao, Nanjing Agricultural Univ, Changqing 

Lu, Institute of Soil Science and Qing Xu, Cotra 

Costa College 

145-52 1173a Phytoremediation and Site Management of Soil 

Contaminated with Pentachlorophenol (PCP) 

and Heavy Metals in New Zealand. Siva 

(Sivalingam) Sivakumaran*, Tessa Mills, Iris Vogeler, 

Brent Clothier, Cara Norling and Ian McIvor, 

HortResearch 

145-53 1173b Quantification and Qualification of Clay Minerals 

of Tropical Soils by the Rietveld Method of 

Structure Refinement. Marcelo Metri Correa, Univ 

Federal Rural de Pernambuco, Mauricio P. Fontes*, 

Dpto de Solos, Joao Carlos Ker, Univ Federal de 

Viçosa and Vidal Barrón, Univ de Córdoba 

145-54 1174a The Role of Organic Acids in Manipulating Nutrient 

Levels in Calcareous Soils. Zahra Khademi*, 

Soil and Water Research Institiute, David L. Jones, 

Univ of Bangor and MJ Malakouti, Tarbiat Modares 

Univ, Soil and Water Research Institute 

145-55 1174b Effect of Tillage Practices on Soil Organic Carbon 

as Affected by Soil Texture in Southwest 

Michigan. X. Hao* 1 , Alexandra Kravchenko 2 , 

Senthil K. Subramanian 2 , G. P. Robertson 3 and A.J.M 

Smucker 4 , (1)Dept Crop and Soil Science, Michigan 

State Univ, (2)Michigan State Univ, (3)Crop & Soil 

Sciences Dept, Michigan State Univ, (4)Dept of 

Crop and Soil Sciences , Michigan State Univ 

145-56 1175a Study of the Stability of Organic Matter in Forest 

Soils from the Basque Country (N Spain). 

Zuriñe Madinabeitia 1 , Marta Camps Arbestain* 2 and 

Felipe Macias 1 , (1)Univ de Santiago de Compostela, 

(2)NEIKER 

145-57 1175b Fortified Water and Soils Extraction-Efficiency of 

Triclopyr (3, 5, 6- trichloro-2 pyridinyloxyacetic 

acid) with Four Organic Solvents. Desh Duseja* 

and Gary Kriner, Tennessee State Univ 

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3.0A Long-term Agronomic Experiments:Their Importance 

for Science and Society—Poster 

146-1 1225a Long-term Agricultural Experiments: The Necessity 

for Change and the Need for Continuity. 

David S. Powlson* 1 , Paul R. Poulton 1 , Andrew J. 

Macdonald 1 and Zhao Bingqiang 2 , (1)Agriculture 

and Environment Division, Rothamsted Research, 

(2)Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Institute 

of Agricultural Resources and Regional Planning 

146-2 1225b Soil Water Profiles Using TDR with Strip Lines. 

Giuliano Vitali*, DiSTA–Univ.Bologna and Eugenio 

Magnanini, DCA–Univ. Bologna 

146-3 1226a Long-Term Application of Farmyard Manure 

and Fertilizers Effects on Soil Quality in Northwestern 

China. Shengmao Yang* 1 , Shengmao 

YANG 2 , Sukhdev.S. Malhi 3 , Feng-Min Li 2 , Dongrang 

Suo 4 , Yu Jia 2 , Ping Wang 2 , Tianwen Guo 5 and 

Jianguo Wang 5 , (1)Soil and Fertilizer Institute, 

Gansu Academy of Agricultural Sciences, (2)The 

Key Laboratory of Arid and Grassland Agroecology, 

Lanzhou Univ, Ministry of Education, (3)Agriculture 

and Agri-Food Canada, (4)Institute of Agricultural 

Sciences of Zhangye Prefecture, (5)Institute of Soil 

and Fertilizer, Gansu Academy of Agricultural Sciences 

146-4 1226b Soil Chemistry After Fifteen Years Intensive Applications 

of Swine Lagoon Effluent. Ardeshir 

Adeli*, Dennis E. Rowe and Karamat R. Sistani, 

USDA-ARS 

146-5 1227a Accumulative Effect of Long-term Conservation 

Tillage Methods on Irrigated Corn in San Luis 

Potosi, Mexico. Miguel A. Martinez-Gamiño* and 

Cesario Jasso-Chaverria, INIFAP 

146-6 1227b Nitrogen Fertilization Effects on Soil and Crop 

Management Efficiency of Winter Wheat in 

Long-term Experiment. Peter Pepo*, Agricultural 

Univ of Debrecen 

146-7 1228a The Bioassay Procedure for N & P Availability 

Determination: Can We Learn More?. David 

Bonfil* 1 , Israel Mufradi 1 , Silvia Asido 1 and Gershon 

Kalyan 2 , (1)Agricultural Research Organization, 

(2)Fertilizers and chemicals LTD. 

146-8 1228b Long-Term Fertilization on Sustenance of High- 

Production Farming in an Inceptisol. Malarvizhi 

Palaniappa pillai*, Selvi Duaisamy and Gopalakrishnan 

Mylesamy, Professor, Dept of SS&AC, Tamil 

Nadu Agricultural Univ 

146-9 1229a Soil Nutrient Availability and Balance under 

Long-Term Fertilization and Garden Land Cropping 

System. Malarvizhi Palaniappa pillai* and 

Selvi Duaisamy, Professor, Dept of SS&AC, Tamil 


146-10 1229b Sustainable Soil Management in Lowland Rice 

Ecosystems: Experiences from Long-Term Experiments. 

Roland J. Buresh*, W.M. Larazo, E.V. 

Laureles, M.I. Samson and M.F. Pampolino, International 

Rice Research Institute 

146-11 1325a Crop Rotation, Nutrient Management, and Biomass 

Removal Effects on Soil Organic Matter 

Content. Krisztina Eleki* 1 , Richard Cruse 1 , László 

Fodor 2 , Lajos Szabó 2 and Sándor Holló 3 , (1)Iowa 

State Univ, (2)Károly Róbert College, (3)Fleischmann 

Rudolf Agricultural Research Institute 

146-12 1325b Simulation on Nitrogen and Soil Organic Matter 

in Paddy Soils under Long-Term Application by 

WNMM. KI-DO PARK* 1 , Chang-Young Park 2 , 

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Yong Li 3 , Deli Chen 4 , Jae-Saeng Lee 2 , Il-Soo Son 2 , 

Dong-Wook Lee 2 , Ui-Gum Kang 2 and Sung-Tae 

Park 2 , (1)Yeongnam Agricultural Research Institute, 

NICS, RDA, (2)National Yeongnam Agricultural 

Research Institute, R.D.A, (3)The Univ of Melbourne, 

(4)The University of Melbourne 

146-13 1326a Effects of Long-Term Application of Compost 

and Silicate on Nitrogen Mineralization and Soil 

Chemical Properties of Korean Paddy Soil. 

Chang-Young Park*, Ki-Do Park, Il-Soo Son, Dong- 

Wook Lee, Ui-Gum Kang and Ho-Young Kim, 

Yeongnam Agricultural Research Institute, NICS, 

RDA 

146-14 1326b Net Soil Nitrogen Mineralization and Nitrification 

of a Lowland Subtropical Rain Forest in 

Southern Taiwan. Chun-Chih Tsui*, Dept Agricultural 

Chemistry, National Taiwan Univ and Zueng- 


Taiwan Univ 

146-15 1327a Effect of Long-Term Application of Rice Straw on 

the Plant Available Silicon of Paddy Soil. Noriko 

Kobayashi* 1 , Akiko Chida 2 and Masahiko Saigusa 1 , 

(1)Field Science Center, Graduate School of Agricultural 

Science, Tohoku Univ, (2)Miyagi pref. Motoyoshi 

Agricultural Extension Center 

146-16 1327b Long-Term Agroecosystem Experiments and 

Sample Archives at USDA-ARS-NGPRL. Mark A. 

Liebig*, John R. Hendrickson and Kristine A. 

Nichols, USDA-ARS 

146-17 1328a Changes in Soil Properties after 10 Years at the 

Beltsville Farming Systems Project, a Long-Term 

Experiment to Assess the Sustainability of Conventional 

and Organic Cropping Systems. Michel 

A. Cavigelli*, USDA-ARS-SASL 

146-18 1328b Nitrogen Sufficiency Diognosis in Corn in the 

Southwest of Paraná, Brazil. Alexson Bobato* 1 , 

Tangriani S. Assmann 1 and Luiz A. C. Lucchesi 2 , 

(1)CEFET, (2)Univ Federal do Paraná 

146-19 1329a Long-Term Agronomic Trials from The Mediterranean 

Region: A Critical Perspective. John 

Ryan*, ICARDA 



3.0B Emerging Topics in Soil Use and Management 

—Poster 

147-1 1329b The role of nitrification inhibitors in mitigating 

nitrogen and cation losses in grazed pasture. Jagrati 

Singh 1 , Nanthi Bolan* 1 and Surinder Saggar 2 , 

(1)Soil and Earth Sciences, (2)Landcare Research 

147-2 1425a Use of slow release type nitrogen fertilizer and its 

effect on soil quality. Jorge Hernandez and Rosalia 

I. Garcia*, Southern Illinois University 

147-3 1425b Effect of nitrogen fertilizer on biological yield 

and morphological characteristics of balm 

(Melissa officinalis L.) under field condition. mohammad 

reza Ardakani* 1 , bohloul Abbaszadeh 2 , 

ebrahim Sharifi ashourabadi 2 , farzad Paknejhad 3 

and mohammad hossain Lebaschi 2 , (1)nuclear research 

center for agriculture and medicine-atomic 

energy organization of iran, (2)research institute of 

forests and rangelands, (3)islamic azad universitykaraj 

branch 

147-4 1426a Effect of solid nitrogen application on biological 

yield, essential oil percentage and essential oil

yield of balm (Melissa officinalis L.) under greenhouse 

condition. bohloul Abbaszadeh* 1 , ebrahim 

Sharifi ashourabadi 1 , mohammad reza Ardakani 2 , 

farzad Paknejhad 3 , davood Habibi 3 and mojtaba 

Adraki 3 , (1)research institute of forests and rangelands, 

(2)nuclear research center for agriculture and 

medicine-atomic energy organization of iran, (3)islamic 

azad university-karaj branch 

147-5 1426b Estimation for Nitrogen Status of Rice Plant by 

Reflectance Indices of Ground-Based Remote 

Sensors. Soon-dal Hong* 1 , Seong-Soo Kang 1 , 

Hyun-Cheol Jeong 1 , Sukyong Hong 2 and Yi-Hyun 

Kim 2 , (1)Chungbuk National University, (2)National 


RDA 

147-6 1427b Extractability of Trace Elements in Raw, Heated, 

and Granulated Poultry Litters. Gurpal Toor*, 

University of Arkansas and Brian Haggard, USDA- 

ARS/Bio & Agric. Eng. Dept. 

147-7 1428a Poultry Litter Application Creates Nutrient Accumulation 

in Sorghum-Sudangrass Soils. Rebecca 

Gilfillen*, Byron Sleugh and Todd Willian, 

Western Kentucky University 

147-8 1428b Site-Specific Soil Management for Pineapple Production 

in a Tropical Peat. Siva Balasundram*, 

Ahmad Husni and Osmanu Ahmed, Universiti Putra 

Malaysia 

147-9 1429a Soil and leaf nutrients norms for sweet orange(citrus 

sinensis osbeck) grown on marathwada region 

of maharashtra. Sahebrao More*, Marathwada 

Agricultural University, Parbhani , Maharashtra 

,India and Harihar Krishnarao Kausadikar, Marathwada 

Agricultural University , Parbhani , Maharashtra 

, India 

147-10 1429b Liming in Green Harvested Sugar Cane Cultivated 

under Conventional and No-Tillage Systems. 

Denizart Bolonhezi* 1 , Heitor Cantarella 2 , 

Fábio L.F. Dias 2 , Osvaldo Gentilin Junior 1 , Antonio 

L. Cerdeira 3 , Manoel Dornellas 3 and Miguel A. Mutton 

4 , (1)Estação Experimental APTA–Centro Leste, 

(2)Instituto Agronômico, (3)EMBRAPA–Environment, 

(4)UNESP 

147-11 1525a Soil Fertility Degradation and Management in 

the Highlands of Kenya. Solomon Ngoze* 1 , Susan 

J. Riha 1 , J.M. Kinyangi 1 , Johannes Lehmann 1 , Louis 

Verchot 2 , David M. Mbugua 2 and A.N. Pell 1 , (1)Cornell 

University, (2)World Agroforestry Centre 

147-12 1525b The characteristics of soil organic matter under 

different stages of degraded grassland in a sandy 

desertification aera on Ordos Plateau, northwestern 

China. Yizhong Lv*, College of Resources and 

Environment, China Agricultural University 

147-13 1526a Cemetery soils: A window on the past?. Samuel B. 

Geleta*, Christopher H. Briand, Kimberly C. Clark, 

Michael E. Folkoff, Irene K. Miller and Brent J. Zaprowski, 

Salisbury University 

147-14 1526b Spatial variability of microbial properties in 

prairie soils. Eirini Katsalirou*, Shiping Deng and 

David Nofziger, Oklahoma State University 

147-15 1527a Utilizing green normalized difference vegetation 

indices (GNDVI) for production level management 

zone delineation in irrigated corn. T.M. 

Shaver*, R. Khosla and D.G. Westfall, Colorado 


147-16 1527b Classification and Mapping of Soils of Sri Lanka 

for Sustainable Land Management. Ranjith B. 

Mapa* 1 , Anil R. Dassanayake 1 , Robert G. Eilers 2 and 

Tee B. Goh 3 , (1)Soil SCience Society of Sri Lanka, 

(2)Canadian Society of Soil Science, (3)Canadian 

Society of Soil SCience 


147-17 1528a Korean Soil Database: Perspectives on Geospatial 

Information for Agri-Environment. Suk 

Young Hong*, Sang Kyu Rim, Gab Sue Jang, Yi 

Hyun Kim, Jee Min Lee and Han Kang Kwak, National 


RDA 

147-18 1528b A new way to measure soil salinity comes with a 

conversion factor. Tina Dalby, Agronomy and Soil 

Science and Peter Cull*, ICT International Pty Ltd 



3.0W Sustainable Soils and Life on Land—Poster 

148-1 1432a Romanian Soil Irrigation Feasibility. Ion Seceleanu* 

Sr., National Institute for Research and Development 

for Soil Science, Agrochemistry and Environmental 

Protection-ICPA 

148-2 1433a Preliminary Results from Special Lysimeters on 

the Recultivated Dump of the Former Lignite 

Mine Witznitz, Germany. Ulrike Haferkorn*, 

Staatliche Umweltbetriebsgesellschaft 

148-3 1433b Microbial Community Composition and Function 

in Hardwood and Coniferous Forests in the 

Basque Country: Effect of Forest Management 

Practices. Nahia Gartzia-Bengoetxea* 1 , Ander 

González-Arias 1 , Javier Aróstegui 2 , Ellen Kandeler 3 

and Inazio Martínez de Arano 1 , (1)NEIKER-Basque 

Institute for Agricultural Research and Development, 

Forestry Unit, (2)Universidad del País 

Vasco/Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea, Department 

of Mineralogy and Petrology, (3)Institute of Soil 

Science, Soil Biology Section, University of Hohenheim 

148-4 1434a Dynamics of N Leaching Losses of a Haplic 

Phaeozem with Agricultural Use in the Central 

German Dry Region on the Basis of Long Term 

Lysimeter Measurements. Steffi K. Knoblauch*, 

Thuringian State Institute of Agriculture 

148-5 1434b Leaching of Some Pollutants into Drainage Water 

in Croatia. Ivan Šimunic* and Franjo Tomic, Faculty 


148-6 1435a Why Soil Exists?. Davit Kirvalidze*, Georgian State 

Agricultural Univ, Soil Science Dept and Izolda Jacobashvili, 

Georgian State Agricultural Univ, Dept 

of Agrochemistry 

148-7 1435b Long-Term Trends in Soil Fertility underAgricultural 

Plantations in Tropical Regions. Alfred 

Hartemink*, ISRIC–World Soil Information 

148-8 1436a Extractable Phosphorus Following FertilizerApplication 

from Rice Soils. Md. Rafiqul Islam* and 

Md. Abu Saleque, Bangladesh Rice Research Institute, 

Gazipur-1701, Bangladesh 

148-9 1436b Use of the Nutrient Management Expert System 

NuMaSS to Improve Management of Nitrogen in 

Maize-Based Systems in Hillsides of Honduras 

and Nicaragua. Marco Trejo* Sr., MIS Consortium, 

Miguel Ayarza, CIAT, T. Jot Smyth, NC State 

Univ and Denise Finney, Crop Science Dept 

148-10 1532a Select Enzyme Activities as Affected by Long- 

Term Management Practices. Frieda Eivazi*, Lincoln 

Univ and M.R. Bayan, The E-TEC Group, LLC. 

148-11 1532b Transition of the Natural 15 N Abundance (∆ 15 N) 

in Paddy Soil Affected by Long-Term Application 

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of Compost in the Cool Region of Japan. Mizuhiko 

Nishida* 1 , Kaori Iwaya 2 , Hirokazu Sumida 3 and 

Naoto Kato 1 , (1)National Agricultural Research Center 

for Tohoku Region, (2)Aomori Prefectural Agriculture 

and Forestry Research Center, (3)National 

Agriculture and Bio-oriented Research Organization 

148-12 1533a Brassicaceae Seed Meal as a Soil Amendment to 

Improve Plant-Available Nitrogen and Yields in 

Organic Farming Systems. Jodi Johnson-Maynard* 

1 , Alina Rice 2 and Matthew Morra 1 , (1)Univ of 

Idaho, (2)USDA-NRCS 

148-13 1533b Water Quality and the Relation with Different 

Types and Uses of Soil in Distrito Federal (Df), 

Brazil, Using GIS. Marina R. Bilich* and Marilusa 

P. C. Lacerda, Univ of Brasilia 

148-14 1534a Earthworm Communities in Different Soil Habitats 

of the Eastern Palouse Region. Yaniria 

Sanchez-de Leon*, Katherine Smetak and Jodi Johnson-Maynard, 

Univ of Idaho 

148-15 1534b Indicators of Soil Health: Rapid Assessment of 

Soil Quality Using Laboratory Procedures and 

VNIR Reflectance Spectroscopy. Bianca N. Moebius* 

1 , Harold M. Van Es 1 , George Abawi 1 , David 

Wolfe 1 , Omololu J. Idowu 2 , Janice E. Thies 3 , Daniel 

J. Clune 3 , Robert R. Schindelbeck 1 , Ali Volkan Bilgili 

1 , W. Dean Hively 4 and Beth Gugino 1 , (1)Cornell 

Univ, (2)Dept of Crop and Soil Sciences, (3)Dept of 

Crop and Soil Sciences, Cornell Univ, (4)USDA- 

ARS Environmental Quality Laboratory 

148-16 1535a Production of Dry Matter of Corn and Mobility 

of P and K in Soils That Received Application of 

Dejections of Swine. Lani Joao Luiz*, Univ Federal 

de Viçosa and Correa Gilberto Fernandes, Univ Federal 

de Uberlandia 

148-17 1535b Tillage and Rotation Effects on Greenhouse Gas 

Fluxes in Long-Term Corn-Soybean Systems. Rex 

A. Omonode*, Purdue Univ, Dept of Agronomy, 

Anita Gal, Szent Istvan Univ, Soil Science and Agrochemistry 

Dept, D.R. Smith, USDA-ARS, National 

Soil Erosion Research Laboratory and T. J. Vyn, 

Purdue Univ 

148-18 1536a Long-Term Effects of Cropping Systems on Soil 

Aggregate Stability. Kulbhushan Grover* and 

Heather Karsten, The Pennsylvania State Univ 

148-19 1536b Crop Intensification—Forage Production and the 

Soil Water Balance. Ymène Fouli* 1 , Sjoerd 

Duiker 1 , Al Rotz 1 , Marvin Hall 1 and David Johnson 2 , 

(1)Penn State Univ, (2)Penn State South East Research 

and Extension Centre 

148-20 1537a Soil Nutrients Capture, Availability and Recycle 

Potentials of the Locally Available Woody and 

Non-Woody Species in the Guinea Savannah of 

Nigeria. Oluwole A. Fatunbi*, Univ of Fort Hare, 

Yukihiro Hayashi, Nihon Univ, Guanglong Tian, 

Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater 

Chicago and Gideon O. Adeoye, University of 

Ibadan 

148-21 1537b Response of Soybean (Glycine max L. Merril) to 

Lime and Phosphorus Fertilizer Treatments on 

an Acidic Alfisol of Nigeria. E. A. Akinrinde* and 

M. O Anetor, Agronomy Dept, Univ of Ibadan 

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Social Trade-offs—Poster 

149-1 1234a Analysis of Different Statistical Models forAssessing 

Potential Distribution of Forest Types in 

Southern Spain. Maria Anaya* 1 , Rafael Pino 2 , Antonio 

Jordan 1 , Lorena Martinez-Zavala 1 , Nicolas 

Bellinfante 1 and Isidoro Gomez 1 , (1)Dept Cristallography, 

Mineralogy and Agricultural Chemistry (Univ 

of Sevilla), (2)Dept of Statisthics and Operational 

Research 

149-2 1234b Crop Yield Assessment in Traditional Cordia 

Africana Lam. Tree Intercrop Based Farms in 

West Wellega. Diriba Nigusie Debele*, Forestry 


149-3 1235a Spatial Changes of the Main Land Use Types in 

Beijing Suburban from 1993 to 2004. Xiao-gang 

Cui*, De-hai Zhu and Tai-lai Yan, College of Information 

and Electronic Engineering,Chinese Agriculture 

Univ 

149-4 1235b A Decision Support System Based on Soil Ecological 

Criteria: Results from the European ECO- 

GEN Project. Jerome Cortet* 1 , Marko Bohanec 2 , 

Martin Znidarsic 2 , Marko Debeljak 2 , Bryan Griffiths 

3 , Sandra Caul 3 , Jacqueline Thompson 3 and Paul 

H. Krogh 4 , (1)Institut National Polytechnique de 

Lorraine–ENSAIA, (2)Jozef Stefan Institute, Dept of 

Knowledge Technologies, (3)Scottish Crop Research 

Institute, (4)National Environmental Research Institute 

149-5 1236a Analysis of Landscape Pattern Using GIS According 

to Land Use at Agricultural Area in 

Korea. Myung Chul Seo*, Seung Gil Hong, Yeon 

Kyu Sonn, Kwang Lai Park and Pil Kyun Jung, National 

Institute of Agricultural Science and Technology 

149-6 1236b Analysis of Landscape Patterns Based on Land 

Use Using GIS Application at Two Agricultural 

Areas in Korea and Its Comparison. Seung Gil 

Hong*, Myung Chul Seo, Yeon Kyu Sonn, Kwang 

Lai Park and Kee Kyung Kang, National Institute of 

Agricultural Science and Technology 

149-7 1237a Non Polluting Eco-Friendly Herbal Weed Management 

for Crop Production. Mohd. Afroz Sultan*, 

Institute of Agriculture, Palli Siksha Bhavana, 

Visva-Bharati, Srineketan, G.C. De, Institute of Agriculture, 

Palli Siksha Bhavana, Visva-Bharati, Anisur 

Rahman Khan, ICAR Research Complex For Eastern 

Region and S.S. Singh, RWC-CIMMYT, India 

149-8 1237b European Soil Visual Assessment—Field Guide. 

Beata Houskova* and Luca Montanarella, Institute 

for Environment & Sustainability, Joint Research 

Centre 

149-9 1238a Influence of Household Characteristics on Land 

Use/Management and Holding Size in the Subhumid 

Agroecosystems of Western Ethiopia. Nega 

Emiru* and Abebe Yadessa, Oromia Agricultural 


149-10 1238b Using the Logic Model to Build Partnerships for 

Abating Ammonia Emissions from Dairy Farms. 

J. Mark Powell* 1 , Ellen Taylor-Powell 2 , Richard 

Klemme 2 , Timm Johnson 3 , Larry Bruss 4 and Tom 

Misselbrook 5 , (1)USDA-ARS, (2)Univ of Wisconsin 

Cooperative Extension, (3)Wisconsin Dept Ag. 

Trade and Consumer Protection, (4)Wisconsin Department 

of Natural Resources, (5)Institute for 

Grasslands and Environmental Research 

149-11 1239a Sustainable Agriculture in Azerbaijan (East Shirvan). 

Chingiz K. Alekperov*, Tel-Aviv Univ George

S. Wise Faculty of Life Sciences 

149-12 1240a Groundwater Quality Parameters in Hassan District 

under Different Land Use Cover. Bhanu 

Prakash*, Univ of Agricultural Sciences 

149-13 1240b Impact of Engineering Interventions on the Soil 

Management-a Success Story. Ajay Sehgal*, Indian 


149-14 1334a SWAT Model of Phosphorus Transport to Lake 

Allatoona. David E. Radcliffe* and Zhulu Lin, Univ 

of Georgia 

149-15 1334b Study of Physical and Chemical Soil Properties 

Variations in Relation to Forest Types and Some 

Topographic Factors in the North of Iran. Ali 

Salehi*, Natural Resources Faculty, Guilan Univ 

and Ghavamoudin Zahedi Amiri, Natural Resources 

Faculty, Tehran Univ 

149-16 1335a Fluxes of Carbon and Sulfate Dynamics in Salt- 

Affected Coastal Soils in Northern Germany. Md. 

Harunor Rashid Khan* 1 , Hans-Peter Blume 2 , 

Tadashi Adachi 3 , Ulrich Pfisterer 4 and Udo Mueller- 

Thomsen 4 , (1)Dept of Environmental Management 

Engineering, Faculty of Environmental Science and 

Technology, (2)Univ of Kiel, (3)Dept of Environmental 

Management Engineering, (4)Division of 

Soil Ecology, Res. and Tech. Center-West Coast, 

Univ of Kiel 

149-17 1335b Soil Reclamation and Optimal Land Use in the 

Coastal Area of the Red River Delta, Northern 

Vietnam. Thai Hung Dinh* 1 , Shigeko Haruyama 1 

and Van Tiem Le 2 , (1)Institute of Environmental 

Studies, Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The 

Univ of Tokyo, (2)Vietnam Agricultural Science Institute 

149-18 1336b Change without Stick or Carrot: Adoption of Improved 

Soil Management Practices in Pennsylvania. 

Sjoerd Duiker*, Penn State Univ 

149-19 1337a Assessing Potential Changes in Soil Salinity from 

Irrigation Using Electrical Resistivity Technology. 

Mike Sharp*, David Hopkins, Dean Steele and 

Ramesh Gautam, North Dakota State Univ 

149-20 1337b Conservation Agriculture Approach for Poverty 

Reduction and Food Security in Sofala Province, 

Mozambique. J.P.C. Taimo*, PROMEC, Ademir 

Calegari, Iapar and Manfred Schug, Direcção 

Provincial de Agricultura de Sofala / CIM 

149-21 1338a Organic Matter and Soil Aggregation under 

Crop-Pasture Rotation in Tropical Environment. 

Julio Cesar Salton* 1 , João Mielniczuk 2 and Cimélio 

Bayer 2 , (1)Embrapa Western Agriculture, (2)Federal 

Univ of Rio Grande do Sul 

149-22 1338b Soil Use and Management Effects on Aggregate 

Stability and Hydraulic Conductivity Within 

River Njoro Watershed in Kenya. Isaiah I.C. 

Wakindiki*, Zachary G. Mainuri and Maina Gichaba, 

Egerton Univ 

149-23 1339a Terrain Analysis as a Base of Soil Productivity in 

Tushka Basin, Upper Egypt. Alaa Eldin H. Elnahry*, 

National Authority for Remote Sensing and 

Space Sciences 

149-24 1339b Soil Resource Assessment of Garhwal Himalayan 

Mountains in India. D. Martin*, S.K Mahapatra, 

C.B Sachdev, Tarsem Lal, Kalpana Kambli and J.P 

Sharma, National Bureau of Soil Survey and Land 

Use Planning, ICAR 

149-25 1437b Productivity Index in Typic Natrudolls in Center- 

Southwestern of Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. 

Gustavo A. Cruzate*, Julio M. Sánchez, 

Gervasio Carboni and Ricardo C. Díaz, INTA- 

CIRN-Instituto de Suelos 


149-26 1438a Sugarcane Productivity in Acrustox under Different 

Water Availability Conditions. Hélio do 

Prado* 1 , Antônio Carlos Machado Vasconcelos 1 , 

Marcos Guimarães de Andrade Landell 1 , Dilermando 

Perecin 2 , Quirijn Jong Van Lier 3 and Mauro 

Alexandre Xavier 1 , (1)Centro de Cana IAC, 

(2)FCAV UNESP, (3)Escola Superior de Agricultura 

Luiz de Queiroz, USP 

149-27 1439a Irrigation Sustainability and Economic Evaluation 

in South Italy Based on the Land Use/Soil 

System: a Gis Approach for Water Managment. 

Rosario Napoli* 1 , Paolo Bazzoffi 1 , Andrea Fais 2 , 

Pasquale Nino 2 , Nicola Laruccia 3 , Francesco Abbattista 

1 and Silvia Vanino 1 , (1)Istituto Sperimentale per 

lo Studio e la Difesa del Suolo, (2)Istituto Nazionale 

di Economia Agraria, (3)Private Consultant 

149-28 1439b The Use of the Lands and Its Adequacy in Distrito 

Federal, Brazil. Fabio Alves de Carvalho* and Marilusa 

Pinto Coelho Lacerda, Univ de Brasilia 

149-29 1538a Devils Lake Basin Water Utilization Test Project. 

David Hopkins*, Dean Steele, Mike Sharp and 

Ramesh Gautam, North Dakota State Univ 

149-30 1538b No-Till Requires Better Soil. Frédéric Thomas*, 

Farming Communication 

149-31 1539a Land Use Plannning forAndhra Pradesh (India). 

Alluri Padma Raju*, Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural 

Univ and Poonam Mala Kondaiah, Dept of 

Agriculture 

149-32 1539b Experiences of the Introduced Hungarian National 

Agri-Environmental Program. Viktor 

Grónás 1 , Márta Belényesi 2 , Julianna Magyari 2 and 

Csaba Centeri* 3 , (1)Szent Istvan Univ, Dept of Landscape 

Ecology, (2)Szent Istvan Univ, Dept of Geoinformatics, 

(3)Szent Istvan Univ, Dept of Nature Conservation 



3.1B Translating Soil Science into Agricultural & 

Environmental Policy—Poster 

150-1 1340a Decoupling Indicators of Soil Erosion for Agro- 

Ecosystem Assessment. Xiubin He* Sr., Institute of 

Mountain Hazards and Environment, Junliang Tian 

Sr., Institute of Soil and Water Conservation, CAS 

and Wei Jie Sr., Institute of Mountain Hazards and 

Environment, CAS 

150-2 1340b Soil Survey of the United States: National Cooperative 

Soil Survey—Committees and Partnerships. 

M. Levin*, NRCS-USDA 

150-3 1341a Managing Soil Quality for Agricultural Sustainability: 

A Review with Emphasis on Chinese Mollisols. 

Xiaobing Liu* 1 , Stephen J. Herbert 2 , A. M. 

Hashemi 2 and Xingyi Zhang 1 , (1)Northeast Institute 

of Geography and Agroecology, Chinese Academy 

of Sciences, (2)Dept of Plant, Soil, and Insect 

Sciences, Univ of Massachusetts 

150-4 1341b The European Perspective on Soil Quality. 

Gergely Tóth*, Luca Montanarella, Nicola Filippi, 

Vladimir Stolbovoy and Florence Carre, European 

Commission Joint Research Centre Institute for Environment 

and Sustainability 

150-5 1342a Folad-Mobarekeh Industrial Effluent Water 

Quality and Effect on Ground Water Resources. 

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Hamid Reza Rahmani*, Esfahan Agricultural and 

Natural Resources Research Center 

150-6 1342b Long-Term Effects of Conservation Tillage on 

Soil Quality under Rainfed Semi-Arid Conditions 

(Southwestern Spain). Felix Moreno* 1 , Jose 

M. Murillo 1 , Engracia Madejon 1 , Ignacio F. Giron 1 

and Francisco Pelegrin 2 , (1)IRNAS (CSIC), 

(2)EUITA (Univ of Seville) 

150-7 1343a Productivity and Soil Quality as Affected by Fencing 

in Mixed Mub-catchment in North-east Tract 

of Punjab, India. M. S. Hadda*, Dept of Soils and 

K. B. Thapa, Dept of Soils 

150-8 1343b Mathematical Decision Theory Applied to Soil 

Quality. Juan Grau* 1 , Jose M. Anton 1 , A. Saa 2 , M. 

Cruz Díaz 2 and Ana M. Tarquis 3 , (1)Dpto. 


Univ of Madrid, (2)Dpto. Edafología–E.T.S. 

Ing. Agrónomos–Polytechnic Univ of Madrid, 

(3)Dpto. Matemática Aplicada–E.T.S. Ing. 


150-9 1440a Soil Functional Capability Classification Map of 

the World. Sonya Ahamed 1 , Deborah Balk 1 , Rafael 

Flor 1 , Marc Levy 1 , Cheryl Palm 1 , Pedro Sanchez* 1 , 

Adam Storeygard 1 and Stanley Wood 2 , (1)Columbia 

University, (2)IFPRI 

150-10 1440b Background Levels of Potentially Toxic Elements 

in NW Argentinian Soils. Nuria Roca 1 , Mabel 

Pazos* 1 and Jaume Bech 2 , (1)Facultad de 

Agronomía–UNCPBA, (2)Univ de Barcelona 

150-11 1441a Transition of Korean Soil Quality. Won Kyo 

Jung*, You Hak Kim, Myeong Sook Kim and Han 

Kang Kwak, National Institute of Agricultural Science 


150-12 1441b The Water Quality Status of River and Groundwater 

in Fluvio-marine Deposit Area in Southeastern 

Korea. Jeeyeon Ko*, Jae-saeng Lee, Choonsong 

Kim, Ki-yeol Jung, Yeong-dae Choi, Eul-soo 

Yun, Choon-sik Kim and Seong-tae Park, National 

Institute of Crop Science, Yeongnam Agricultural 


150-13 1442a Framework and Components of a New Land 

Evaluation System in Hungary. Tamás Németh* 1 , 

András Bidló 2 , Zoltán Gaál 3 , Bálint Heil 2 , Tamás 

Hermann 4 , András Makó 4 , Ferenc Máté 5 , Ferenc 

Speiser 6 , István Szûcs 7 , Gergely Tóth 1 , Tibor Tóth 1 , 

György Várallyay 1 and József Vass 8 , (1)Research Institute 

for Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry 

of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, (2)Univ of 

Western Hungary, (3)Univ of Veszprém Faculty of 

Economics, (4)Univ of Veszprém Georgikon Faculty 

of Agriculture, (5)Univ of Veszprém Georgikon Faculty 

of Agriculture, (6)Univ of Ve szprém Faculty of 

Information Technology, (7)Szent István Univ, 

(8)Univ of Veszprém Faculty of Information Technology 

150-14 1442b Nature and Causes of Soil Fertility Gradients: 

Defining Soil Organic Carbon Thresholds for Improved 

Nutrient Use Efficiency on Granitic Sandy 

Soils. Paul Mapfumo*, Univ of Zimbabwe 

150-15 1443b Evolution of the Mineral Status of Soil Plant Continuums: 

The Case of Sugarcane Grown on Tropical 

Ferralsols of Northern Côte d’Ivoire. Nguessan 

A. Kouassi* Sr., Centre national de recherche 

agronomique de Côte d’Ivoire 

150-16 1540a Available Micronutrients Status in the Traditional 

Arecanut Growing Soils of Karnataka. 

Vishwanath Shetty*, C. Narayanaswamy, H.V. 

Rudramurthy, T.S. Vageesh and M. Hegde, College 

of Agriculture and Zonal Agricultural Research Station 

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150-17 1540b Simulated Rainfall Impact on Carbon Dioxide 

Emissions from Corn and Soybean Cropping Systems 

on a Mollisol. Roop Kamal* 1 , Diane E. Stott 2 , 

Doug Smith 2 and Dennis L. Bucholtz 3 , (1)Univ of 

Nebraska, (2)USDA-ARS National Soil Erosion Research 

Laboratory, (3)USDA-ARS-MWA, National 

Soil Erosion Research Laboratory 

150-18 1541a Phosphorus Indices: Southern Similarities and 

Differences. Sam E. Feagley*, Texas A&M Univ, 

Deanna Osmond, North Carolina State Univ, Miguel 

Cabrera, Univ of Georgia, Gene E. Hardee, 

USDA/NRCS, Charles C. Mitchell, Auburn Univ, R. 

Mylavarapu, Univ of Florida, Philip Moore, USDA- 

ARS, James L. Oldam, Mississippi State Univ, 

William Thom, Univ of Kentucky, Agronomy, 

Forbes Walker, Univ of Tennessee, Hailin Zhang, 

Oklahoma State Univ and J. Stevens, New Mexico 

State Univ 

150-19 1541b Soil Quality Indicators Response to Long-Term 

Grazing Exclusion as a Recovering Strategy in 

Some Rangelands in Central Iran. Mohammad 

A. Hajabbasi*, Isfahan Univ of Technology, College 

of Agriculture, Dept of Soil Science, Mehdi Sharifi, 

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and Mohsen 

Sheklabadi, Isfahan Univ of Technology, College 

of Agriculture, Soil Science Dept 

150-20 1542a Effect of Farming Production in Peri-Urban 

Small-Scale Vegetable Farming Systems on N, P 

and K Balances at Plot Level. Biao Huang* 1 , 

Xuezheng Shi 1 and Ingrid Öborn 2 , (1)State Key Laboratory 

of Soil and Sustainable Agriculture, Institute 

of Soil Science, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, 

(2)Dept of Soil Sciences, Swedish Univ of Agricultural 


150-21 1542b Incorporating N Fixation Uncertainty into Nitrogen 

Budgets for Organic Vegetable Farms. 

Katie Monsen* and Carol Shennan, Univ of California 

Santa Cruz 

150-22 1543a A Proposal for the Formal Designation of Rare 

and Threatened Soils. Patrick Drohan* and Timothy 

Farnham, Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas 

150-23 1543b Phosphorus Loss from Agriculture to Water in 

Ireland. Hubert Tunney* 1 , Ger Kiely 2 , Phil Jordan 3 , 

Richard Moles 4 , Karen Daly 1 , Ger Morgan 2 , Isabelle 

Kurz 1 , Declan Ryan 5 , Eleanor Jennings 6 , Ken 

Irvine 6 , Nicholas Holden 7 , Donnacha Doody 1 , David 

Bourke 1 , Paul Byrne 4 , Colin O’Reilly 1 , Owen Carton 

1 and Deirdre Fay 1 , (1)Teagasc, (2)Univ College 

Cork, (3)Univ of Ulster, (4)Univ of Limerick, 

(5)Teagsc, (6)Trinity College Dublin, (7)Univ. College 

Dublin 

150-24 1544b Soils in Distance Education Programs—an Essential 

Science Online. Ronald J. Reuter*, Oregon 

State Univ and Carol Bronick, Oregon State University 

150-25 1545a Evaluation of the Texas Phosphorus Index. Sam 

E. Feagley* 1 , Fred Jacoby 1 , Laura Harstad 1 , Todd 

Carpenter 1 , Jim Akin 1 , Tom Hallmark 1 , Frank Hons 1 

and Robert Knight 2 , (1)Texas A&M Univ, (2)Rangeland 

Ecol. & Mgmnt. Dept 

150-26 1545b N Rapid Assessment in Relation to Crop Production 

in Zimbabwe. Justice Nyamangara*, Univ of 

Zimbabwe, Dept of Soil Science & Agricultural Engineering



3.2A Environmental Impacts of Soil Erosion–Measuring 

and Modeling On- and Off-Site Damages of Soil Erosion 

—Poster 

151-1 1244a The Potential Effect to Flocculate Clay Particles 

by a Biopolymer, Fe and Al Alone and Combined. 

Manuel Antonio Henríquez Rodríguez*, UCLA, 

José María Gascó Montes, ETSIAAgrónomos UPM 

and Juana Pérez Arias, ETSI Agrónomo UPM 

151-2 1244b Soil Wind Erosion on Agricultural Field and Its 

Impact on Air Quality: Measurement and Modelling. 

Guanglong Feng*, Washington State Univ 

and Brenton Sharratt, USDA-ARS 

151-3 1245a Wind Erosion Effects on Soil Properties: A Case 

Study at Big Spring, Texas. R. Scott Van Pelt* and 

Ted M. Zobeck, USDA-ARS 

151-4 1245b Direct Suspension as an Important Process of 

Wind Erosion within the Columbia Plateau. Brenton 

Sharratt*, USDA-ARS and Guanglong Feng, 

Washington State Univ 

151-5 1246a Reducing Phosphorus Movement from Soil Contaminated 

by Over Addition of Manure. L. Darrell 

Norton*, S. J. Livingston, A. I. Mamedov and C. 

Huang, USDA-ARS National Soil Erosion Research 

Laboratory 

151-6 1246b The Environmental Effects of Phosphorus Losses 

Due to Runoff and Erosion from Agricultural 

Fields. Ghasem Rahimi*, Steve Robinson and 

Stephen Nortcliff, Dept of Soil Science, The Univ of 

Reading 

151-7 1247a Development of an Environmental Soil Test to Determine 

the Intrinsic Risk of Sediment and Phosphorus 

Mobilization in Runoff from European 

Soils. Paul Withers*, ADAS Consulting UK 

151-8 1248a Phosphorus Fractions in the Soil Surface as Affected 

by Tillage System. Antonio Delgado*, Juan 

Velasco, Concepcion Saavedra, Purificacion Pajuelo, 

Maria Dolores Hurtado and Francisco Perea, Univ 

of Seville 

151-9 1248b Effect of Soil Condition and Amendments Application 

on Phosphorous Loss. A.I. Mamedov*, C. 

Huang, L.D. Norton and D.R. Smith, USDA-ARS, 

National Soil Erosion Research Laboratory 

151-10 1249a Predicting Transport of Soil Phosphorus in Landscape 

in Response to Manure Application. Yongsheng 

Feng*, Univ of Alberta and Xiaomei Li, Alberta 

Research Council 

151-11 1249b Catchment Characterization and Targeting of 

BMPs to Control Sediment and Phosphorus in 

Land Runoff Using the PSYCHIC Decision Support 

Tool in the UK. Paul Withers* and Eunice 

Lord, ADAS Consulting UK 

151-12 1250a Effectiveness of Cropping on Runoff and Soil 

Losses on Diverse Environmental Settings in 

Brazil. Sonia C. F. Dechen* 1 , Isabella C. DeMaria 1 , 

Jerry A. Ngailo 2 , Orlando M. Castro 1 and Sidney R. 

Vieira 1 , (1)Instituto Agronômico, (2)Ministry of 

Agriculture and Food, Agricultural Research Institute 

Mlingano, National Soil Service 

151-13 1250b Effect of Strip Cropping System on Reduction of 

Soil Loss in Korean Highland. Gye-Jun Lee*, 

Chol-Soo Park, Jeong-Tae Lee, Yong-Seon Zhang 

and Seon-Woong Hwang, National Institute of Highland 

Agriculture, RDA 

151-14 1251a Assessment of Water Quality near the Sloping 

Uplands in Nakdong River Basin, Korea. Jinho 

Joo*, Jae E. Yang, Yeong Sang Jung, Dae-Hoon 


Kim, Su-chan Yang, Kyung-Yoal Yoo and Yong-Sik 

Ok, Kangwon National Univ 

151-15 1251b Changes of Chemical Properties from Runoff 

and Leachate in Soil Applied with Different Agricultural 

By-Products. Jinho Joo*, Chol-Soo Park, 

Won-Jung Lee, Kyung-Yoal Yoo, Jae E. Yang and 

Yong-Sik Ok, Kangwon National Univ 

151-16 1252a Effectiveness of PAM in Controlling Soil Erosion 

in a Highly Degraded Soil of the Tropics Under 

Steep Slopes. Gustavo Martínez* and Rafael 

Ramos-Santana, Univ. of Puerto Rico 

151-17 1252b The Impacts of a Severe Rainfall on Soil Properties 

in Steep-Slope Agricultural Areas. Byung- 

Keun Hyun*, National Institute of Agricultural Sciences 


151-18 1253a Chemical Treatment to Reduce Turbidity in Borrow 

Pit Discharges. Joshua W. Vetter* and Richard 

A. McLaughlin, North Carolina State Univ 

151-19 1254a New Data on Comparison of Soil Erosion Models. 

Csaba Centeri* 1 , Zoltan Szalai 2 , Gergely Jakab 2 

and Karoly Barta 3 , (1)Szent Istvan Univ, Dept. of 

Nature Conservation, (2)Geographical Research Institute 

Hungarian Academy of Sciences, (3)Univ of 

Szeged, Dept. of Physical Geography and Geoinformatocs 

151-20 1254b Mathematical Representation of the Morphological 

Evolution of Rills. Ruth Maria Bianchini de 

Quadros*, Environment Ministry 

151-21 1255a Effects of Soil Slaking and Sealing on Infiltration 

– Experiments and Model Approach. Juergen 

Schmidt*, Technical Univ Freiberg 

151-22 1255b Assessing the Impact of Soil Erosion by Water on 

Soil Particle Size Fractions and Soil Organic Matter 

Pools in an Eroding Landscape. N.S. Nwokporo*, 

S. Nortcliff and J.S. Robinson, Dept of Soil 

Science, Univ of Reading 

151-24 1256b Using Magnetic Spherules for Measuring Soil 

Erosion and Pollutant Transfer. Alexander N. Gennadiyev* 

1 , Kenneth Olson 2 and Serge S. Chernyanskii 

1 , (1)Moscow State Univ, Faculty of Geography, 

(2)Univ of Illinois, Dept of Natural Resources and 

Environmental Sciences 

151-25 1257a The Effects of Forest Clearance and Subsequent 

Land Use on Erosion Losses and Soil Properties 

in the Golestan National Park, Iran. Mohammad 

K. Kianian 1 , Sadat Feiznia 2 , Amin Saleh Pour Jam* 2 

and Alireza Zahirnia 1 , (1)Univ of Tehran, (2)Univ of 

Tehran 

151-26 1257b Effect of Tillage and Chemically-Weeded Fallowing 

on Measured Wind Erosion on Sunflower 

Stubble Land in the Northern Great Plains, USA. 

Stephen D. Merrill* 1 , Ted M. Zobeck 2 , Donald L. 

Tanaka 1 , Lawrence J. Hagen 3 , Joseph M. Krupinsky 

1 , John E. Stout 2 and Brenton Sharratt 1 , 

(1)USDA-ARS, (2)USDA-ARS, Cropping Systems 

Research Lab, (3)USDA-ARS, GMPRC, Wind Erosion 

Research Unit 

151-27 1344a The New Italian Atlas of Sediment Yield from 

Basins. Paolo Bazzoffi* 1 , Francesco Abbattista 2 , 

Silvia Vanino 1 and Rosario Napoli 2 , (1)Consiglio 

per la Ricerca e la Sperimentazione in Agricoltura - 

Istituto Sperimentale per lo Studio e la Difesa del 

Suolo, (2)CRA Experimental Institute for Soil Study 

and Conservation 

151-28 1344b An Extreme Close-Range Photogrammetric 

Method for Monitoring Soil Erosion. William Ypsilantis*, 

Neffra Matthews, Tom Noble, Victoria Josupait 

and Dennis Murphy, USDI, Bureau of Land 

Management 

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151-29 1345a Erodibility Status of Soils under Different Landuses 

in Shiwalik Hills of Himachal Pradesh, 

India. J.C. Sharma*, Dept of Soil Science & WM, 

Dr Y. S. Parmar Univ of Horticulture and Forestry 

and Vipin Kumar, Dept of Soil Science & WM, Dr 

Y. S. Parmar Univ of Horticulture and Forestry 

151-30 1345b SWAT for Soil Erosion Simulation at Highland 

Watershed. Jae-Hoon Ahn* 1 , Sung-Gu Heo 2 , Ki- 

Sung Kim 2 , Myung Sagong 3 , Kyoung Jae Lim 2 and 

Chol-Soo Park 1 , (1)National Institute of Highland 

Agriculture, (2)Dept. of Agricultural Eng., Kangwon 

National Univ, (3)Korea Railroad Research Institute 

151-31 1346a Use of DEMs for Predictive Gully Soil Erosion 

Mapping in Lebanon. Rania C. Bou Kheir*, National 

Council for Scientific Research, Remote Sensing 

Center and John Wilson, Univ of Southern California, 

Dept of Geography, College of Letters, Arts 

and Sciences, GIS Research Laboratory 

151-32 1346b Modeling Soil Erosion in Central Greece. Sid. P. 

Theocharopoulos* 1 , Heleni Florou 2 , F. Tsouloucha 1 , 

Stamatina Karagianni-Christou 1 , Panagiotis Tountas 1 

and Maria Ntoula 1 , (1)National Agricultural Research 

Foundation, Soil Science Institute, (2)Democritos, 

Environmental Radioactivity Lab 

151-33 1347a The Impact of Climatic Changes on Land Capability 

in the Picasa Lagoon Area, Buenos Aires 

Province, Argentina. Gervasio Carboni*, Julio M. 

Sánchez and Juan C. De La Fuente, INTA-CIRN-Instituto 

de Suelos 

151-34 1347b Tillage and Crop Rotation Affect Bulk Density 

and Penetration Resistance. Ivica Kisic*, Ferdo 

Basic, Milan Mesic, Krunoslav Sajko and Zeljka 

Zgorelec, Faculty of Agriculture 

151-35 1348a Influences of Soil Types and Slope Gradients for 

Nutrient Loss and Soil Erosion in Korean Highland. 

Cholsoo Park*, Gye-Jun Lee, Jeong-Tae Lee, 

Yong-Seon Zhang and Yong-Ik Jin, National Institute 

of Highland Agriculture, RDA 

151-36 1348b The Roles of Clay Minerals and Gypsum on Marl 

Soils Stability South of Tehran, Iran. Toraj Asadi*, 

Islamic Azad Univ, Bandar Abbas Branch and Ali 

Reza Zahirnia, Soil and Watershed Managment Research 

Institute 

151-37 1353a Evaluation of Modeled Soil Erodibility Estimates 

Using Lab-Scale Simulated Rainstorms in Submountainous 

Region of Northern India. Anshuman 

Kohli*, Regional Agricultural Research Station 

and K. L. Khera, Dept of Soils 

151-38 1353b Using Vetiver Technology to Mitigate Sediment 

Transport for Erosion Control and Water Quality 

Improvement at a Typical Watershed in 

Southern Guam. Mohammad H. Golabi*, Univ of 

Guam 

151-39 1354a Space-time Kalman Filtering of Soil Redistribution. 

Gerard B.M. Heuvelink* 1 , Jeroen M. Schoorl 1 , 

Tom Veldkamp 1 and Dan J. Pennock 2 , (1)Wageningen 

University and Research Centre, (2)University 

of Saskatchewan 

151-40 1354b Evaluating Soil Survey Data for Optimum Producing 

of Watermelon and Cucumber. Sug Jae 

Jung*, National Institute of Agricultural Science 


151-41 1355a Erosion Rates of Different Particle Sizes from 

Roads and a Wildfire, Colorado Front Range. 

Zamir Libohova* 1 , Lee MacDonald 2 and Jay 

Pietraszek 2 , (1)USDA-NRCS, (2)Colorado State 

Univ 

151-42 1355b The PO 4/NO 3 Ratio in Seepage Waters as an Indicator 

for the Macropore Contribution to Leach- 

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ing. Martin Kuecke*, Deok Hoon Yoon and Joerg- 

Michael Greef, Institute of Crop and Grassland Science, 

Federal Agricultural Research Center 

151-43 1356a Runoff, Sediment Loss, and Aggregate Stability 

Under Center Pivot Irrigation. Gary A. Lehrsch* 

and D. C. Kincaid, USDA-ARS 

151-44 1356b Effects of Hydraulic Parameter, Bed Slope and 

Rock Fragment Cover on Soil Detachment Rates. 

Ali Jafari Ardakani*, Soil Conservation and Watershed 

Managment Institute and Ali Reza Zahirnia, 

Soil and Watershed Managment Research Institute 




Enhancing Productivity and Sustainability—Poster 

152-1 1453a Effect of 20 years of Cropping, Fertilization, 

Farm Yard Manure and Groundnut Shells Application 

on Water Retention, Chemical and Biological 

Properties of Alfisol and Pod Yields of Rainfed 

Groundnut underArid Climate. Cherukumalli 

Srinivasarao*, M Vijayasankar Babu, KPR Vittal, B 

Venkateswarlu, T Yalamanda Reddy, Sumanta 

Kundu and PN Gajbhiye, Central Research Institute 

for Dryland Agriculture 

152-2 1453b Nitrogen Fertilizer Management for Corn Crop 

Under No-till in Brazilian Cerrado. Edson Cabral 

da Silva 1 , Takashi Muraoka* 2 , Paulo C. O. Trivelin 

1 , Salatier Buzetti 3 and Geovane Lima 

Guimarães 3 , (1)Center for Nuclear Energy in Agriculture, 

(2)Center for Nuclear Energy in Agriculture- 

Univ of S. Paulo (USP), (3)UNESP 

152-3 1454a Landscape and Conservation Management Effects 

on Soil Hydraulic Properties for an Epiaqualf. 

Pingping Jiang* 1 , Stephen H. Anderson 2 , 

Newell Kitchen 3 , E. John Sadler 3 and Kenneth A. 

Sudduth 3 , (1)Univ of Missouri, (2)Department of 

Soil, Environmental and Atmospheric Sciences, 

(3)USDA-ARS 

152-4 1455a Drought Avoidance Using Skiprow Corn at 

Akron, Colorado. Merle F. Vigil*, David Nielsen, 

Brien Henry, Joseph Benjamin, Robert Klien and 

Francisco Calderon, USDA-ARS, Central Great 

Plains Research Station 

152-5 1549a Agricultural Use of Residues of the Cotton Acid 

Deleting Process. Evangelia Vavoulidou, Anthi 

Dinirkou, Periklis Papadopoulos* and Christos 

Paschalidis, Soil Science Institute of Athens, NA- 

GREF 

152-6 1549b Management of Vertisols with Limited Water 

Availability for Improving the Productivity of 

Durum and Aestivum Wheats. Uma Kant Behera* 

1 , Hira Nand Pandey 2 and P. K. Varma 2 , (1)Indian 

Agricultural Research Institute, (2)IARI, Regional 

Station 

152-7 1550a Conservation Agriculture for Cotton Production 

in a Coastal Plain Soil of Central Alabama, USA. 

Francisco J. Arriaga*, Kipling Balkcom, Andrew 

Price, Jason Bergtold, Ted Kornecki and Randy 

Raper, USDA-ARS 

152-8 1550b Influence of Tillage, Crop Rotation and Phosphorus 

Fertility on Grain Sorghum Yields. John 

E. Matocha* 1 , M. Richardson 2 and Steve Livingston 

1 , (1)Texas A&M Agricultural Research and

Extension Center, (2)Texas Agricultural Experiment 

Station–Corpus Christi 

152-9 1551a Effect of Tillage, N Fertilizer and Crop Residue 

on Yield, Nutrient Uptake, Soil Quality and 

Greenhouse Gas Emissions. Sukhdev.S. Malhi* 1 , 

Reynald Lemke 1 , Z. H. Wang 2 and Baldev S. 

Chhabra 3 , (1)Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, 

(2)Northwest Agriculture and Forestry Univ, (3)Univ 

of Alberta 

152-10 1551b Potassium Availability, Distribution and Categorization 

of Various Soil Types Under Different 

Rainfed Production Systems of India. Cherukumalli 

Srinivasarao*, Central Research Institute for 

Dryland Agriculture 

152-11 1552a Effect of in situ Moisture Conservation and Nutrient 

Management Practices on Soil Properties 

and Yield of Redgram in a Rainfed Alfisol. A. 

Raja Rajan* and R. Sabarinathan, Tamil Nadu Agricultural 

Univ 

152-12 1552b Ground Cover and Irrigation Effects on Soil Fertility, 

Mineral Nutrition, and Productivity of 

Sweet Cherry. Xinhua Yin* 1 , Janet Turner 1 , Clark 

Seavert 1 , Rita Guiliani 2 , Roberto Núñez-Elisea 1 and 

Helen Cahn 1 , (1)Oregon State Univ, (2)Oregon State 

University 

152-13 1553a Recycling and Integrated Ue of Agriculture Based 

Organic Sources of Nutrients in Rainfed Sunflower 

Crop (Helianthus annus L.) in Semiarid 

Tropical Alfisol. Kishori Lal Sharma*, Central Research 

Institute for Dryland Agriculture 

152-14 1553b Sugar-beet Vinasse Increases the Effectiveness 

of Iron Sulphate and Vivianite Correcting Iron 

Chlorosis. Antonio Delgado* and Ana De Santiago, 

Univ of Seville 

152-15 1554a Effect of Nitrification Inhibitor Combined with 

Nitrogen Fertilizers on Soil Microbial Activity 

and Net Nitrification Under Cotton Cultivation. 

Dilfuza Egamberdiyeva*, Tashkent State Univ of 

Agriculture and Swetlana Poberejskaya, Institute of 

Inorganic and Organic Chemistry 

152-16 1554b Earthworm Activity and Physical Soil Quality of 

Maize-based Cropping Systems under Conventional 

vs. Conservation Agriculture in the Highlands 

of Central Mexico. Mirjam Pulleman* 1 , Antonio 

Castellanos Navarrete 2 , Lijbert Brussaard 2 , 

Ron de Goede 2 and Maja Kooistra 3 , (1)CIMMYT, 

(2)Wageningen Univ and Research Centre, 

(3)Kooistra Micromorphological Services 



3.2C Water Use Challenges for the Future—Poster 

153-1 1258a Modeling Floodplain Filtration for Improvement 

of River Water Quality. Jong-Bae Chung* 1 , Seung- 

Hyun Kim 2 , Byeong-Ryong Jeong 1 and Young-Deuk 

Lee 1 , (1)Daegu Univ, (2)Yeungnam Univ 

153-2 1258b Effect of Saline Irrigation and Zinc on the Concentration 

and Uptake of Zinc by Mustard (Brassica 

Juncia). Micky Gupta* and R.D Kaushik, 

Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural Univ 

153-3 1259a Potable Quality of Hand Pump Water as Influenced 

by Irrigation with Metals Contaminated 


Effluents. Sanjay Sachan, S.K. Singh* and P.C. Srivastava, 

G.B.Pant Univ of Agriculture and Technology 

153-4 1259b Set Points for Scheduling Potato Irrigation Using 

Capacitance Probes. Ashok Alva*, USDA-ARS 

153-5 1260a The Effects of the Interaction between Sodium 

and Potassium on Growth, Yield and Fruit Quality 

of Tomato in Southwestern Nigeria. Mary K. 

Idowu* and Emmanuel A. Aduayi, Dept of Soil Science 

153-6 1260b Mycorrhizal Colonization Promotes Nutritional 

Qualities of Tomato under Water Deficit Conditions. 

Kizhaeral S. Subramanian*, Dept of Soil Science 

& Agricultural Chemistry 

153-7 1261a The Physiologycal Role of Nitrate on Resistance 

of Water Stress in Two Sainfoin Species. A.Z. 

Yaghobi* and K.F. Rahimzadeh, Tehran Univ 

153-8 1261b Microbial Biomass and Different Extractable Organic 

Carbon Pools as Influenced by Sodic Water 

Irrigation, Gypsum and Organic Amendemnts 

under Rice-Wheat System. Joginder Kaur*, O.P. 

Choudhary and Bijay Singh, Dept of Soils, Punjab 


153-9 1262a Water Productivity Functions of Onion (Allium 

Cepa L) Under Micro Sprinkler Irrigation in 

Lower Gangetic Plain of India. Supradip Sarkar* 

and Subhendu B. Goswami, Bidhan Chandra Krishi 

ViswavidyalayaI 

153-10 1262b Does Drip Irrigation Degrade Soil Structure in 

Vineyards?. Dougal R. Currie* 1 , Cameron D. 

Grant 1 , Robert S. Murray 1 and Michael McCarthy 2 , 

(1)Univ of Adelaide, (2)SARDI 

153-11 1263a Effect of Irrigation Management and Planting 

Methods on Broccoli under Stored Rainwater 

Resource. Sheetal Sharma* Sr. 1 , O. C Kapur 2 and 

S.S Masand 2 , (1)CSKHPKV, Palampur, Himachal 

Pradesh, (2)CSK HPKV Palampur 

153-12 1263b Heavy Metals in Waters and Sediments of Natural 

Lakes of District Nainital, India. Ajay P. 

Singh* 1 , Prakash C. Srivastava 1 and Prashant Srivastava 

2 , (1)Dept of Soil Science, G.B. Pant Univ of 

Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar 263145, Uttaranchal, 

(2)Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Natural 

Resources, The Univ of Sydney, Australia 

153-13 1264a Performance of HYDRUS-1D to Simulate Water 

and Salt Movement in Rice (Oryza sativa L.) 

Crop in Relation to Different Salinity Irrigations. 

Vinod Phogat*, A.K. Yadav and Sanjay Kumar, CCS 

Haryana Agricultural Univ 

153-14 1264b The Effects of Strategic N Fertilizer Application 

During the Cool Season on the Soil Nitrogen Dynamics 

in a Perennial Ryegrass-White Clover 

Pasture in the Western Cape Province of South 

Africa. Johan Labuschagne* 1 , M. B. Hardy 1 and G. 

A. Agenbag 2 , (1)Dept of Agriculture Western Cape, 

(2)Univ of Stellenbosch 

153-15 1265a Agricultural and Climatic Impacts on the 

Groundwater Resources of a Small Island: Measuring 

and Modelling Water and Solute Transport 

in Soil and Groundwater on Tongatapu. Marijn 

Van der Velde* 1 , Steve R. Green 2 , Marnik Vanclooster 

3 and Brent E. Clothier 2 , (1)Univ of Louvain 

(Louvain-la-Neuve), (2)HortResearch, (3)Univ of 

Louvain 

153-16 1265b Water and Nitrogen Dynamics as Influenced by 

Agro-Management Practices under Rice Crop in 

Haplustalf. S. Kar* and Samarendra Sahoo, Indian 

Institute of Technology 

153-17 1358a Soil Matric Potential under Two Moisture Levels 

with Surface Irrigation. Rafael Figueroa*, Antonio 

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POSTERS


Gallegos, Cirilo Vazquez, Salvador Berumen, Enrique 

Salazar and J. Dimas Lopez, Univ Juárez del 

Estado de Durango 

153-18 1358b Evaluation on the Reuse Efficiency of Drainage 

from Plastic Film House in Korea. Jong-Sik Lee*, 

Goo-Bok Jung, Jin-Ho Kim, Won-Il Kim and Jeong- 

Taek Lee, National Institute of Agricultural Science 


153-19 1359a Delineating Site-Specific Irrigation Management 

Units Using Geospatial ECa Measurements. Dennis 

Corwin* 1 , Scott M. Lesch 2 , Peter Shouse 1 , 

Richard Soppe 3 and James Ayars 4 , (1)USDA-ARS, 

George E. Brown Jr. Salinity Laboratory, (2)Univ of 

California, Riverside, (3)Water Watch, (4)USDA- 

ARS, Water Management Research Laboratory 

153-20 1359b Bioavailability and Toxicity of Residual Boron 

Originating from Saline Irrigation Water. Uri 

Yermiyahu* 1 , Joon Zilberman 2 , Alon Ben-Gal 1 and 

Rami Keren 1 , (1)Agricultural Research Organization, 

(2)Shaham 

153-21 1360a Effect of Tillage, Irrigation and Nutrient Levels 

on Seedling Emergence, Yield and Water Use Efficiency 

of Rabi Sunflower (Helianthus annus L.) 

in Rice Based Cropping System. Singarao Meduri* 

and Praveen Kumar, Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural 

Univ 

153-22 1360b Mitigating the Effects of Electrical Conductivity, 

Soil Texture, and Temperature on a Low-Cost 

Soil Moisture Sensor. Colin S. Campbell*, Gaylon 

S. Campbell, Douglas R. Cobos and Brody Teare, 

Decagon Devices, Inc. 

153-23 1361a Distributed Water Transfers in an Andosol under 

Banana Plant. Sansoulet Julie* 1 , Cabidoche Yves- 

Marie 1 and Cattan Philippe 2 , (1)Institut National 

Recherche Agronomique (INRA), (2)Centre International 

de Recherche Agronomique pour le 

Développement (CIRAD) 

153-24 1361b Arsenic Accumulation in Evaporation Basins for 

Agricultural Drainage Disposal, California, USA. 

Suduan Gao* 1 , Ji-hun Ryu 2 and Kenneth K. Tanji 2 , 

(1)USDA-ARS, (2)Univ of California, Davis 

153-25 1362a Fertigation Effect on Corn Yield and its Compounds 

in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. Cesario Jasso- 

Chaverria* 1 , Miguel A. Martinez-Gamiño 1 and Jesus 

Huerta-Diaz 2 , (1)INIFAP, (2)Facultad de Agronomia, 

UASLP 

153-26 1363a Assessment of Water Purification by Estimating 

Nitrogen Balance Combined Different Data at 

Paddy Farming in Korea. Myung Chul Seo*, Kee 

Kyung Kang, Hong Bae Yun and Byung Geun Hyun, 

National Institute of Agricultural Science and Technology 

153-27 1363b Partial Root Drying: an Alternative Irrigation 

Management to Improve the Water Use Efficiency 

of Potato Crops. Adolfo Posadas*, Roberto 

Quiroz, Guliver Rojas and Miguel Malaga, International 

Potato Center 

153-28 1364a Nitrate Leaching in Different Soils and Cropping 

Systems in Lombardy (Italy). Stefano Brenna* 

and Marco Pastori, ERSAF 

153-29 1364b Analysis of Water Flux and Solute Transport for 

a Clay Soil under Different Groundwater Conditions 

in Southern Italy. Domenico Ventrella*, 

Nicola Losavio, Luisa Giglio, Rita Leogrande and 

Mirko Castellini, CRA-Istituto Sperimentale Agronomico 

153-30 1365a The Speciation and Accumulation of Selenium 

in Agricultural Evaporation Basins in California, 

USA. Ji-hun Ryu 1 , Suduan Gao* 2 and Kenneth 

K. Tanji 1 , (1)Univ of California, Davis, (2)USDA- 

ARS 

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153-31 1365b Growth, Yield and Water Productivity of Tomato 

under Different Watering Level and Plastic 

Mulches. Salvador Berumen-Padilla*, Rafael 

Figueroa-Viramontes, Juan Jose Martinez-Rios, Cirilo 

Vazquez-Vazquez, Jose Dimas Lopez-Martinez 

and Enrique Salazar-Sosa, Facultad de Agricultura 

y Zootecnia de la Univ Juarez del Estado de Durango 

153-32 1458a Effect of Irrigation Using Wastewater on Heavy 

Metal Contents of Soils under Vegatable in 

Tabriz, Iran. Azita Behbahaninia*, Azad Univ, 

Rodehen Branch, Dept of Environment and Ramin 

Salmasi, Azad Univ, Rodehen Branch, Dept of Environment 

153-33 1458b Ten Years of Phosphorus Best Management Practices 

in the Everglades Agricultural Area. Samira 

Daroub*, Timothy Lang, Orlando Diaz and Ming 

Chen, Univ of Florida 

153-34 1459a Changes in the Conservative Features of Chernozems 

under the Impact of Secondary Hydromorphism. 

Svetlana O. Rozhdestvenskaya*, Faculty 

of Soil Science, Moscow Sate Univ 

153-35 1459b Preferential Nitrate Leaching in the Hill of 

Potato. Peggy Macaigne*, François Anctil and 

Léon-Etienne Parent, Univ Laval 

153-36 1460a Performances of Three Late-Season Sugarcane 

Varieties under Soil Water Deficit at the Yield 

Formation Stage in Northern Ivory Coast. Crépin 

Péné*, Ferké Research Station/Sugarcane Program 

and M. Kéhé, Regional Scientific Coordination of 

Korhogo 

153-37 1460b Nitrate-N Leaching to Subsurface Drains as Affected 

by Drainage Intensity and Agronomic 

Management Practices. Eileen J. Kladivko*, Purdue 

Univ 

153-38 1461a The Environmental Evolvement of the Hetao Irrigation 

District : An Equilibrium between the 

Combat Facing Irrigation Induced Soil Salinity 

and the Respect of the Receiving Media. Bernard 

Vincent* 1 , Jingwei Wu 2 , Alain Vidal 1 , Jinzhong 

Yang 2 , Sami Bouarfa 1 and Juxiu Tong 2 , (1)Cemagref, 

(2)Wuhan Univ 

153-39 1461b Effect of Water Availability on Sugarcane Responses 

to N Fertilization. Robert Wiedenfeld* 

and Juan Enciso, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station 

153-40 1462a Nitrogen Spatial Distribution and Transformation 

in a Florida Sandy Soil Cropped with Tomatoes 

under Seepage Irrigation. Shinjiro Sato*, 

Monica Ozores-Hampton and Kelly Morgan, 

SWFREC/Univ of Florida 

153-41 1462b Modelling the Processes of Soil Salinization and 

Sodification in Irrigated Lands: New Approaches. 

Ildefonso Pla* Sr., Lleida Univ 

153-42 1463b Water Use Efficiency of Potato Between Sprinkler 

and Drip Irrigation Systems Under Field Condition. 

Kyung-Hwan MOON* 1 , Han-Choel Lim 1 and 

Hae-Nam Hyun 2 , (1)National Institute of Subtropical 

Agriculture, (2)Cheju National Univ 

153-43 1560a Leaching of As from Arid Calcareous Soil under 

Wheat and Safflower Cultivation – a Column 

Study. Gholamabbas Sayyad* 1 , Majid Afyuni 1 , 

Karim Abbaspour 2 , Mousavi Sayed-Farhad 1 and 

Rainer Schulin 3 , (1)Isfahan Univ of Technology, 

(2)EAWAG, (3)ETHZ Institute of Terrestrial Ecology 

(ITÖ) 

153-44 1560b Improving Input Efficiency in Agriculture. Charan 

Jeet Singh Sethi*, Punjab Agricultural Univ 

153-45 1561a Effect of Saline Water Irrigation and Zinc Application 

on Post Harvest Soil in Mustard (Brassica

juncea). Micky Gupta* and R.D Kaushik, Chaudhary 

Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural Univ 

153-46 1561b Soil–crop Response under Wastewater Irrigation: 

A Case Study in Sub-Humid Orissa. Madhumita 

Das*, R. B. Singhandhupe, K. Kanan, E. 

Antony and H. Chakrabarty, Water Technology Centre 

for Eastern Region 

153-47 1562a Reduced Tillage for Efficient Management of 

Crop Residue, Irrigation Water, and Fertilizer Nitrogen 

in Wheat Grown in Rotation with Rice. 

N.S. Pasricha*, S.K. Bansal, Komal Singh and Moin 

Deen, Potash Research Institute of India, Gurgaon, 

Haryana 

153-48 1563a Effect of Irrigation Levels and Emitters Depth on 

Soil Moisture and Salinity Distribution and 

Water Use Efficiency of Tomato. Abdrubalrasol 

Al-Omran* and Sami Al-Damry, Soil Science Dept, 

King Saud Univ 

153-49 1563b Effect of the Moisture Sensor-controlled Automatic 

Irrigation System on Potato Production in 

the Plastic Film House. Kyung-Hwan Moon* 1 , 

Han-Choel Lim 1 , Seung-Jong Jun 1 and Hae-Nam 

Hyun 2 , (1)National Institute of Subtropical Agriculture, 

(2)Cheju National Univ 



3.3A Future Challenges in P Fertilization and the 

Environment—Poster 

154-1 1178a Effect of Different Compacted Phosphatic Fertilizers 

on Enzymes Activity in. C.A Srinivasamurthy*, 

M.V. Ravi, Sujata F Harlapur, G.N. 

Thippeshappa, A.S. Kumaraswamy, S. Bhaskar, N.G. 

Basavaraju, B. Gayathri, M.N. Ravikumar, K.G. 

Ankegouda, M.V. Bhargavi, G. RAVI, V.R. Ramakrishna 

Parama and R. Siddaramappa, Univ of Ag Sciences 

154-2 1266a Effect of Nitrogen and Phoshorus Fertilizers on 

Seed Quality and Yield of Commom Bean (Phaseolus 

vulgaris L). Joshua O. Belle*, Forest Dept 

154-3 1266b Enriching Sugarcane Bagasse Compost by Sulfur, 

Nitrogen Fixing (Azotobacter chroochoccum) and 

Phosphate Solubilizing Bacteria (Enterobacter 

cloacae) Bagasse Decomposition and Produced 

Compost Enrichment. ladan Razikordmahalleh*, 

Department of Environment 

154-4 1267a Dynamics of Water-Soluble Phosphorus in Surface-Applied 

Broiler Litter. Liliana Ines Picone*, 

Facultad Ciencias Agrarias-Univ Nacional Mar del 

Plata, Miguel Cabrera, Univ of Georgia, Armando S. 

Tasistro, Agricultural and Environmental Services 

Laboratories, Univ of Georgia and David E. Kissel, 

Agricultural and Environmental Services Laboratories, 

Univ of Georgia 

154-5 1267b Speciation of Phosphorus in Manures and Manure-Amended 

Soils. Babasola Ajiboye* 1 , Olalekan 

Akinremi 1 and Yongfeng Hu 2 , (1)Univ of Manitoba, 

(2)Canadian Light Source Inc. 

154-6 1268a Comparative Efficiency of Sulphur Fortified 

Mono-Ammonium Phosphate. N.S. Pasricha*, 

Potash Research Institute of India and Ramendra 

Singh, Mosaic India Pvt. Ltd., 


154-7 1268b Changes in Soil PAvailability as Affected by Plant 

Extracts. Paulo S. Pavinato* and Ciro A. Rosolem, 

College of Agricultural Sciences–São Paulo State 

Univ 

154-8 1269a Latex Sludge—An Alternate Cheap Phosphorus 

Source in Crop Production. Simi Sathyaseelan, 

Dept of Soil Science & Ag Chemistry, College of 

Agriculture, Vellayani and Sumam George*, Dept of 

Soil Science & Ag Chemistry, College of Agriculture, 

Vellayani. 

154-9 1269b P-Fertilizer Use Efficiency of Tomato on Two Soil 

Types in Viet Nam Studied Using 32p Labelled 

Technique. Tran Kong Tau* Sr., Vietnam National 

Univ, Hanoi 

154-10 1270a Studies on VA-Mycorrhizal Fungi (VAM ) as a Potential 

Biofertilizer in an Acid Alfisol of Northwestern 

Himalayas. V.K. Suri*, Anil K. Choudhary, 

Girish Chander and T.S. Verma, CSK HP Ag 

Univ, Dept of Soil Science 

154-11 1270b Managing Phosphorus-Enriched Soils: Effects of 

Iron Amendment on Temporal Dynamics of 

Bioactive Phosphorus Pools. Thanh H. Dao*, Eton 

E. Codling and Robert C. Schwartz, USDA-ARS 

154-12 1271a P-dynamics in the Hypersaline Ponds Used for 

Cultivation of Artemia Franciscana in the 

Mekong Delta of Vietnam. Khoi Chau Minh* 1 , 

Guong Vo Thi 1 , Margriet Drouillon 2 , Pieter Pypers 2 

and Roel Merckx 2 , (1)Soil Science and Land Management 

Dept, Can Tho Univ, (2)Division of Soil 

and Water Management, Dept of Land Management, 

K.U. Leuven 

154-13 1271b Utilization of Solid Waste from Phosphoric Acid 

Industry as a Phosphorus Source to Upland Rice. 

Ramegowda Suma*, Chengappa Preethu and Reddy 

Prabhakara, Univ of Agricultural Sciences 

154-14 1272a Agronomic Evaluation of Two Phosphate Rocks 

and Preliminary Testing of a Phosphate Rock 

Decision Support System. L. I. Prochnow* 1 , L. C. 

Tessaro 2 , S. H. Chien 3 , U. Singh 3 , S. A. Smalberger 3 

and M. M. Cunha 4 , (1)Dept of Soil and Plant Nutrition, 

ESALQ-Univ of Sao Paulo, (2)Mato Grosso 

Research Foundation, (3)IFDC, (4)Intertrade Group 

154-15 1272b Soil Phosphorus Fractionation Dynamics and 

Phosphorus Sorption in a Continuous Maize- 

Wheat Cropping System. K. N. Sharma* Sr., Punjab 


154-16 1273a Direct Application of Phosphate Rock in 

Bangladesh Agriculture. S. A. Haque*, Bangladesh 


154-17 1273b The Effect of Different Phosphoric Fertilizers: 

Fluoride and Strontium in a Soddy-Podzolic Soil- 

Plant System. Olga V. Shelepova*, Potatueva Yalia, 

Karpova Elena, Sidorenkova Nadezhda and Ignatov 

Vitalij, Dolgoprydnaya Agrochemical Experimental 

Station 

154-18 1274a Phosphorus Release and Bioavailability Form 

Agri-Waste Amended Soils under Chloride and 

Sulphate Salts. Zahoor Ahmad*, Haytham El 

Sharkawi, Toshimasa Honna, Sadahero Yamamoto, 

Muhammad Irshad and Faridullah n/a, Tottori Univ 

154-19 1274b Phosphorus Leaching in Soils: Effect of Soil Type, 

Soil Phosphorus Saturation, and Animal Manures 

Generated from Modified Diets. Gurpal 

Toor*, Univ of Arkansas, J. Thomas Sims, Univ of 

Delaware and Brian Haggard, USDA-ARS/Bio & 

Ag Eng. Dept 

154-20 1275a Genotypic Responses of Corn to Phosphorus Fertilizer 

Rates in Calcareous Soils of Turkey. 

Hayriye Ibrikci* 1 , Can A., Ulger 1 , Kursat Korkmaz 1 , 

Abdullah Oktem 1 , Gokhan Buyuk 1 , Omer 

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Konuskan 1 , Boujamaa Amar 2 , Ebru Karnez 1 , Gonul 

Ozgenturk 1 , Hacer Oguz 1 and John Ryan 3 , 

(1)Cukurova Univ, (2)Institut Mondial du Phosphate, 

(3)ICARDA 

154-21 1275b Direct and Residual Effects of Phosphorus Fertilization 

of Rainfed Sorghum (Sorghum vulgare 

L.) and Its Effect on PAdsorption and Availability 

in Semi-Arid Tropical Alfisols. Kishori Lal 

Sharma*, Central Research Institute for Dryland 

Agriculture 

154-22 1276a Drying and Rewetting Cycles and Phosphorus 

Dynamics. Clayton R. Butterly* 1 , Petra Marschner 1 , 

Ann McNeill 1 and Jeff Baldock 2 , (1)The Univ of 

Adelaide, (2)CSIRO Land and Water 

154-23 1276b Evaluation of Differential Phosphorus Uptake 

and Utilization Efficiency of Brasscia Cultivars to 

Applied Phosphorus. Akhtar M. Shahbaz* 1 , Adachi 

Tadashi 1 , Oki Yoko 1 , Khan M.H. Rashid 1 , Murata 

Yoshiyuki 2 and Kurimoto Hiroyuki 1 , (1)Dept of Environmental 

Management and Engineering, Graduate 

School of Environmental Science, (2)Dept of 

Biological Resources Chemistry, Graduate School of 

Natural Science and Technology 

154-24 1277a Effects of Soil Management and Fertilization on 

Phosphate Accumulation in Andisols of Northern 

Japan. Chihiro Mizota*, Masayuki Tani, Masanori 

Koike and Katsuhisa Kuramochi, Obihiro Univ of 

Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine 

154-25 1277b Residual Effects of Phosphorus and Soybean 

Crop on Maize in the Guinea Savanna. 

Iheanyichukwu J. Ogoke*, Federal Univ of Technology 

and Adeniyi O. Togun, University of Ibadan 

154-26 1278a Models Estimating Fertilizer Requirements to 

Increase Available Soil Phosphorus. Gerardo 

Rubio*, Maria Julia Cabello and Flavio Gutierrez 

Boem, Univ Buenos Aires Fac. Agronomia 

154-27 1278b Alum WTR Amendments to Field Plots Having 

Soils with High Soil Phosphorus Test Levels. Lee 

W. Jacobs* and Brian J. Teppen, Michigan State 

Univ 

154-28 1366a Phosphorus Runoff Losses from Beef Production 

Systems as Affected by the Field Slope on a Volcanic 

Ash Soil. Marta A. Alfaro*, Francisco Salazar, 

Nolberto Teuber, Sergio Iraira and Luis Ramirez, 

INIA Remehue 

154-29 1366b The Effect of Residue Characteristics on Phosphorus 

Availability and Plant Phosphorus Uptake. 

Shahriar M. Iqbal*, Else Bünemann, Petra 

Marschner and Annie McNeill, The Univ of Adelaide 

154-30 1367a Relative Availability of Manure Phosphorus 

Compared to Fertilizer. Carrie A.M. Laboski* 1 , 

Emily G. Sneller 1 and Sarah K. Marshall 2 , (1)Univ 

of Wisconsin-Madison, (2)USDA-ARS 

154-31 1367b The Use of Industrial Byproducts as Liming 

Agents and Phosphate Fertilizers. Baiq Emielda 

Yusiharni* and Bob Gilkes, School of Earth and Geographical 

Sciences, The Univ of Western Australia 

154-32 1368a Biosolid Applications of Phosphorus to Agricultural 

Soils in the UK. N. J. Flynn*, Univ of Reading, 

Dept of Geography and Paul Withers, ADAS 

Consulting UK 

154-33 1368b Use of Struvite, a Novel P Source Derived from 

Wastewater Treatment, in Wheat Cultivation. 

Sanussi Y. Ahmed 1 , Robert S. Shiel 1 and David A. 

C. Manning* 2 , (1)School of Agriculture, Food and 

Rural Development, Univ of Newcastle, (2)School 

of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, Univ of Newcastle 

154-34 1369a Dynamics of Forms of Phosphorus in an Inceptisol 

under Long-Term Cultivation with Rice- 

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Wheat-Jute Cropping System. G.C. Hazra*, 

Sukanta Chakrabortty and Biswapati Mandal, Bidhan 

Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya 

154-35 1369b Differences in Plant Growth and Phosphorus Uptake 

Among Three Riparian Grass Species. John 

Kovar*, USDA-ARS Natl. Soil Tilth Lab. and Norbert 

Claassen, Institute of Agricultural Chemistry 

154-36 1370a Relative Efficacy of Graded Levels of Coated Diammonium 

Phosphate in Groundnut (Arachis 

hypogaea L.). Gopalakrishnan Mylesamy*, Dept 

of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry,Tamil 

Nadu Agricultural Univ and Subbiah Karuppan, 

Agricultural Research Station, Tamil Nadu Agricultural 

Univ 

154-37 1370b Stability of the South Russian Black Soil Phosphate 

Stock. Nataliya Kravtsova* 1 , Olga 

Biryukova 1 , Vladimir Kryshchenko 1 and Ivan 

Yel’nikov 2 , (1)Rostov State Univ, (2)Soil Institute 

after V.V. Dokuchaev 

154-38 1371a Assessing Phosphorus Dynamics in Calcareous 

Soils Amended with Organic Matter. Paul Grossl*, 

Utah State Univ, Richard Koenig, Washington State 

Univ and Stephen Trolove, Crop and Food Research 

154-39 1371b Impact of Soil Calcium Carbonate Content and 

Phosphorus Source on Phosphorus Runoff. Adriane 

L. Elliott* 1 , Ronald Schierer 2 , Jessica G. Davis 1 

and Reagan M. Waskom 1 , (1)Colorado State Univ, 

(2)USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 

154-40 1372a Effects of Phosphorus-Based Manure Compost 

Applications on Corn Production and Soil Phosphorus 

Accumulation in Upland Andosol. Toyoaki 

Ito, Teppei Komiyama* and Masahiko Saigusa, Field 

Science Center, Graduate School of Agricultural 

Science, Tohoku Univ 

154-41 1372b Phosphorus-Based Application System of Animal 

Manure Composts for Environmentally Conscious 

Paddy Rice Production: Two-Year Estimation. 

Toyoaki Ito, Norimasa Tanikawa* and 

Masahiko Saigusa, Graduate School of Agriculture 

Science, Tohoku Univ 

154-42 1373a Impact of Subsurface Hydrology on Phosphorus 

Translocation in Karst Topography. Janice Branson*, 

Tennessee Tech Univ 

154-43 1373b Properties of Phosphorus Forms in Leachate 

from Soils with Long-Term Manure Additions. 

Charles Hyland* 1 , Shinjiro Sato 2 , Zhongdong Lan 3 , 

Quirine Ketterings 1 and Johannes Lehmann 1 , 

(1)Cornell Univ, (2)SWFREC/Univ of Florida, 

(3)Chinese Academy of Sciences 

154-44 1374a Phosphorus Risk Indicators: Correlation with 

Water Quality in the Eastern Prairie Region of 

Canada. Esther Salvano and Don N. Flaten*, Dept 

of Soil Science, Univ of Manitoba 

154-45 1374b The Role of Oyster Shell Meal in the Reactions of 

Phosphate with Soils. Byeong yeon Ha, Chang 

hoon Lee, Chang oh Hong and Chan Yu*, Division 

of applied Life Science, Gyeongsang Univ 

154-46 1375a Effect of Long-Term Tillage Treatments and P 

Fertilizer on Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Colonization 

and Growth of Sunflower. Aiguo Liu*, Shabtai 

Bittman and Tom Forge, Pacific Research Center, 

AAFC 

154-47 1375b Effects of Rock Phosphate and Triple Super- 

Phosphate on Orange Trees. Akbar Gandomkar*, 

Esfahan Agricultural and Natural Resource Research 

Center 

154-48 1376a Response of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi to 

Phosphorus Fertilization of Soils as Affected by 

Soil Conditions. N. Mathimaran, R Ruh, J Jansa and 

E. Frossard*, ETH

154-49 1376b Transformations of Inorganic-P Fractions in Soil 

and their Bio-Availability to Plants in Raya-Soybean 

(B. Juncea L.-Glycine max L.) Crop Rotation. 

N.S. Dhillon* and Varinderpal Singh, Dept of 

Soils, Punjab Agricultural Univ 

154-50 1464a Effect of Long-term Fertilization and Cropping 

on Forms of Potassium and Fixation Characteristics 

of K in a Red Soil. S.M. Jayaprakash*, C.M. 

Vinutha, K. Sudhir and H.C. Prakasha, Univ of Agricultural 


154-51 1464b Assessment of Phosphate Release from Agricultural 

Soils Using a Flow-Through Reactor System. 

Emmanuel Frossard*, Paolo Demaria and 

Sokrat Sinaj, Group of Plant Nutrition ETH 

154-52 1465a Phosphorus Storage Capacity of Soils under Various 

Animal Operations. Vimala D. Nair*, Willie 

Harris, P. K. R Nair and Donald Graetz, Univ of 

Florida 

154-53 1465b Phosphorus Enriched Soils in the Mid Atlantic 

USA: Leaching Potential and Response to Cropping 

Systems. Robert Kratochvil* and Frank Coale, 

Univ of Maryland 

154-54 1466a Soil Phosphorus De-Stratification to Reduce Export 

of Phosphorus in Surface Runoff from a 

Sub-Catchment Used for Intensive Grazing. Warwick 

J. Dougherty* 1 , Phil Davies 2 , David Chittleborough 

1 , Jim Cox 2 and David M. Nash 3 , (1)Soil and 

Land Systems, School of Earth and Environmental 

Sciences, (2)CSIRO Land and Water, (3)Dept of 


154-55 1466b Sequential Fractionation as an Operational Tool 

to Study P Forms and P Release Potential in Soils 

and Sediments. Antonio Delgado* and Concepcion 

Saavedra, Univ of Seville 

154-56 1467a Spatial Variability of Soil Test Phosphorus Across 

Manure Amended Dairy Soils. Anil K. Somenahally* 

1 , David Weindorf 2 , Landon Darilek 2 , James 

Muir 3 and Roger Wittie 1 , (1)Tarleton State Univ, 

(2)Tarleton State University, (3)Texas A&M Experiment 

Station 

154-57 1467b Use of Water Treatment Residuals as a Best Management 

Practice to Bind P in Upland and Wetland 

Ecosystems. Jeff Novak* 1 , Ariel A. Szogi 2 , 

Don Watts 1 , Nicholas Basta 3 , Elizabeth Dayton 1 and 

Thecan Caesar 4 , (1)USDA-ARS, (2)USDA-ARS 

Coastal Plain Soil, Water and Plant Research Center, 

(3)The Ohio State Univ, (4)USDA-ARS-NPARL 

154-58 1468a The Utilization of Different Organic Acids as 

Models for Studying the Influence of Organic 

Matter on Phosphorus Insolubilization Process in 

Calcareous Soils. Camilla Giovannini*, Ilaria 

Braschi, Ornella Francioso, Andrea Simoni and 

Carlo Emanuele Gessa, Dipartimento di Scienze e 

Tecnologie Agroambientali 

154-59 1468b Sorption-Desorption Behavior of Phosphorus and 

Potassium in Four Soil Series of Isfahan. Khodabakhsh 

Panahi Kordlaghari*, Isfahan Agricultural 

and natural Resources Research Center 

154-60 1469a Dynamic and Abailability of Potassium in Soils 

Andisols and Inceptisols Dedicated to the Potato 

Cultivation in the Highland Cundiboyacense. 

Francisco Jiménez* Sr., Monomeros 

154-61 1469b Identification and Quantification of Organic and 

Inorganic forms of Phosphorus in Animal Manures 

Generated by Dietary Modification. Gurpal 

Toor*, Univ of Arkansas, Derek Peak, Univ of 

Saskatchewan, Barbara Cade-Menun, Stanford Univ, 

J. Thomas Sims, Univ of Delaware and Brian Haggard, 

USDA-ARS/Bio & Agric. Eng. Dept. 


154-62 1470a Soil Quality. Richard Doe*, Univ of Cape Coast 

154-63 1470b Novel Soil Amendment to Restrain Movement of 

P and OtherAnions from Pastures for the Protection 

of Water Bodies: Laboratory, Pilot and Field 

Studies. Gordon J. Churchman* 1 , Britta Pittan 2 and 

David J. Chittleborough 1 , (1)Univ of Adelaide, 

(2)Christian-Albrechts-Univ zu Kiel 

154-64 1471a Modelling Phosphate Adsorption by Agricultural 

and Natural Soils. You Jiao*, William H. Hendershot 

and Joann K. Whalen, McGill Univ 

154-65 1471b Phosphorus Foraging Root Growth of Brassica 

Plants in Humus-Rich P-Deficient Soils. Masami 

Nanzyo*, Hitoshi Kanno and Tadashi Takahashi, 

Graduate School of Agricultural Science, Tohoku 

Univ 

154-66 1472a Statewide, County-Based and Whole Farm Phosphorus 

Balances. Quirine M. Ketterings*, Caroline 

Rasmussen, Johan C. Mekken and Karl J. Czymmek, 

Cornell Univ 

154-67 1472b Improvement of Rice Productivity by Application 

of Azotobacter Inoculum. Narayan C. Mandal*, 

Arijit Mukhopadhyay and Ramhari Pal, Dept of 

Botany; Visva-Bharati 

154-68 1473a Utilization of Nitrogen and Phosphorus by Some 

Promising Rice Parental Lines. Velugubantla Adinarayana* 

and Karu Koteswar Reddy, Acharya N.G. 

Ranga Agricultural Univ 

154-69 1473b Influence of REDOX on the Rhizosphere Chemistry 

of Upland Soils. A.B. De–Campos* 1 , C.T. 

Johnston 1 , C. Huang 2 and L.D. Norton 2 , (1)Agronomy 

Dept, Purdue Univ, (2)USDA-ARS 

154-70 1474b Phosphorus Balance and Changes in P Fractions 

over Time and Soil Depth on a Long-Term N x P 

Fertility Trial on a Black Vertosol, North Eastern 

Australia. Xiaojuan Wang* 1 , David Lester 2 , 

Christopher Guppy 1 and Peter Lockwood 1 , (1)Univ 

of New England, (2)Nutrient Management Systems 

154-71 1475a Optimization of Phosphorus and Potassium Management 

in Lowland Rice in Bangladesh through 

Site Specific Nutrient Management Approach. 

M. Murshedul Alam* 1 , Roland J. Buresh 2 , J.K. 

Ladha 2 and Mrs Shanta Foyjunnessa 3 , (1)International 

Rice Research Institute Bangladesh Office, 

(2)International Rice Research Institute, 

(3)Bangladesh Rice Research Institute 

154-72 1475b Long-Term (43 years) Fate of Soil Phosphorus as 

Related to Cropping Systems and Fertilization. 

T.Q. Zhang*, C.S. Tan, C.F. Drury and D.W. 

Reynolds, Greenhouse and Processing Crops Research 

Centre, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada 

154-73 1476a Soluble Phosphorus Availability in Subsurface 

Drip Irrigated Agriculture: Transformations of 

Soluble Inorganic and Organic Forms from Reclaimed 

Water in Soil and the Effect of the Rizosphere. 

M. Pino Palacios-Díaz* 1 , Vanessa Mendoza- 

Grimón 1 , Esteban Del-Nero 1 , Juan Ramón Fernández-Vera 

2 , Francisco Rodriguez-Rodriguez 2 and Jose 

Manuel Hernández-Moreno 3 , (1)Univ de Las Palmas 

de Gran Canaria, (2)Granja Agrícola Experimental 

del Cabildo de Gran Canaria, (3)Univ de La Laguna 

154-74 1476b Performance, Soil Phosphorus Mobilization and 

Rhizospheric Effects of some Grain Legumes 

Grown in Oxisols of Western Kenya. Jane J. Kapkiyai* 

and John M. Duxbury, Cornell Univ, Crop and 

Soil Sciences Dept 

154-75 1564b Evaluation the Effects of Substitute of Triple 

Super-Phosphate with Rock Phosphate in Citrus 

Tree Nutrition. Akbar Gandomkar*, Esfahan Agricultural 

and Natural Resource Research Center 

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POSTERS




3.3B Nutrient Use Efficiency and Global Agriculture 

—Poster 

155-1 1609a Varietal Differences in Mineral Nutrition of Corn. 

Lykashov Aleksei Georgievic*, Rostov State Univ, 

Dept of Soil Science and Agrichemistry 

155-2 1609b Effect of Vermicompost, Inorganic and Bio Fertilizer 

Application on Fodder Yield and Quality 

in Maize + Cowpea Intercropping System. M.R. 

Backiyavathy* and G. Vijayakumar, Tamil Nadu 


155-3 1610a Mineralization of Crop Residues and the Fate of 

Residue-Nitrogen as Affected by Tillage Practices 

and Litter Quality. Martin Potthoff* 1 , Horst 

H. Steinmann 2 , Friedrich Beese 3 and Rainer G. Joergensen 

1 , (1)Dept of Soil Biology and Plant Nutrition, 

Univ of Kassel, (2)The Research Centre for 

Agriculture and the Environment, (3)Institute of Soil 

Science and Forest Nutrition 

155-4 1610b Horticultural Crop Biofertilization with Arbuscular 

Mycorrhizal Fungi. Cabrera A. Rodriguez* 

Sr., Instituto Nacional de Ciencias Agricolas 

155-5 1611a Carbon, Nitrogen and Phosphorus Mineralization 

in Soils Amended with Native Shrub 

Residues in Semi-Arid Senegal. E. Dossa*, Oregon 

State Univ, Richard Dick, Ohio State Univ, Mamadou 

Khouma, ISRA and Aminata Badiane, 

USAID 

155-6 1611b The Effect of the Grazing System on Nitrogen 

Losses, Production and Quality of a Mixture of 

Pasture in Southern Chile. Rolando Demanet*, 

Carlos Canseco, Pedro Núñez and María de la Luz 

Mora, Univ de La Frontera 

155-7 1612a Nitrogen and Sulfur Supply to a Degrading Signal 

Grass Pasture: Soil and Plant Concentrations. 

Francisco A. Monteiro* and Edna M. Bonfim- 

Silva, Soils and Plant Nutrition Dept, Luiz de 

Queiroz College of Agriculture, Univ of São Paulo 

155-8 1612b Copper Fertilizer Management for Optimum 

Crop Yield and Quality in the Canadian Great 

Plains. Sukhdev.S. Malhi*, Agriculture and Agri- 

Food Canada and Rigas Karamanos, Western Co-operative 

Fertilizers Limited 

155-9 1721b Sustaining Crop Production in the Developing 

World through “The Nutrient Buffer Power Concept”. 

K.P.Prabhakaran Nair*, Government of Kerala, 

Agricultural Reforms Committee 

155-10 1613a Optimization of Corn Grain Composition with 

Variable Rate Nitrogen Fertilization. Matias L. 

Ruffo* 1 , Matt Wiebers 2 and Frederick E. Below 1 , 

(1)Univ of Illinois, Dept of Crop Sciences, (2)Mosaic 

Crop Nutrition 

155-11 1613b Sulphur Fertilizer Management for Optimum 

Seed Yield and Quality of Canola in the Canadian 

Great Plains. Sukhdev.S. Malhi*, Agriculture and 

Agri-Food Canada, Jeffrey Schoenau, Univ of 

Saskatchewan and Cynthia Grant, Agriculture & 

AgriFood Canada 

155-12 1614a Movement of Water, N-forms and Potassium in a 

Sandy Soil Cropped with Vegetables under Drip 

Irrigation. Kamal A. Mahmoud*, Peter Nkedi- 

Kizza and Kelly Morgan, Univ of Florida 

155-13 1614b Cover Crop and Nitrogen Rate Management for 

Sustainable Production of Sweet Corn under No- 

Till. Muchha R. Reddy*, North Carolina Agricultural 

and Technical State Univ, Nishantha W.A.R. 

Fernando, North Carolina A&T State Univ and Carl 

R. Crozier, North Carolina State Univ, Soil Sci. Dept 

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155-14 1615a Wastewater Re-Use in Soilless Environments. R. 

Michitsch* 1 , C. Chong 2 , R.P. Voroney 2 and B.E. 

Holbein 3 , (1)Dalhousie Univ, (2)Univ of Guelph, 

(3)SUBBOR 

155-15 1615b Yields and Sugar Content in Melon(Cucumis 

melo) by the Different Nitrogen and Potassium 

Fertilization Levels in Protected Cultivation. Ju 

Young Lee* 1 , Jae-Hong Park 1 , Byoung-Choon 

Jang 1 , Suck-Kee Jung 1 , Byung-Koo Ahn 2 , So-Hyeon 

Park 3 , Su-Yeon Lee 3 , Yang-Ho Park 3 , Ku-Suk Jung 3 , 

Ki-Sang Lee 3 and Young-Sang Yoon 3 , (1)Division of 

Plant Nutrition, National Institute of Agricultural 

Science and Technology, RDA, (2)Kochang Watermelon 

Experiment Station, (3)Kongju National University 

155-16 1616a Issues with Re-Using Organic Based Wastewaters 

in Soilless Applications. R. Michitsch* 1 , C. Chong 2 , 

B.E. Holbein 3 and R.P. Voroney 2 , (1)Dalhousie Univ, 

(2)Univ of Guelph, (3)SUBBOR 

155-17 1616b Effect of Steelmaking Slag and Converter Sludge 

on Some Properties of Acid Soil under Tea Planting. 

Seyedeh Fatemeh Kiaee Jamali* 1 , Akbar 

Forghani 1 and Ahmad Shirinfekr 2 , (1)Guilan Univ, 

(2)Tea Research Center 

155-18 1617a Defining Useful Limits for Spectral Reflectance 

Measures in Corn. W.E. Thomason*, S.B. Phillips, 

J.G. Warren and F.D. Raymond, Virginia Tech 

155-19 1617b Study on Availability of Phosphorus in Amendment 

Soils with Different Organic Matters. Akbar 

Forghani* and Ebrahim Javanmard, Guiln Univ 

155-20 1618a Temporal Change of Soil Phosphorus Fractions 

Observed by Field Microplot Cylinder Experiments. 

Zhongqi He*, C. Wayne Honeycutt, Timothy 

Griffin and Ann-Marie Fortuna, USDA-ARS 

155-21 1618b Effect of Nitrogen Levels and Microelements on 

Agronomic Characters and Growth Analysis of 

Forage Maize(S.C 704). Mohammad Reza Ardakani* 

1 , Nour Ali Sajedi 2 , Mojtaba Jafarzadeh 3 , 

Mohammad Ali Khodshenas 3 and Mojtaba Adraki 4 , 

(1)Nuclear Research Center for Agriculture and 

Medicine, Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, 

(2)Islamic Azad Univ, Arak Branch, (3)Islamic Azad 

Univ, Broujerd Branch, (4)Islamic Azad Univ, Karaj 

Branch 

155-22 1619a The Study of Effects Zn, Fe and Mn on Quantity 

and Quality of Grain Wheat. Mohammad Reza Pol 

Shekane Pahlavan*, Gholam Ali Keykha, Gholam 

Reza Eatesam, Hossein Akbarimoghaddam, Shir Ali 

Koohkan and Mohammad Reza Naroueirad, Agricultural 

and Natural Resources Research Center 

155-23 1619b Effect of Foliar Application of Iron and Sulphur 

in Alleviation of Iron Chlorosis in Acid lime (Citrus 

aurantifolia, Swingle). Pravinchandra C. Patel*, 

Main Forage Research Station, Anand Agricultural 

Univ, Anand-388110(Gujarat State) 

155-24 1620a Soil Water Micronutrients and Heavy Metals 

Under Turf. Zhongchun Jiang*, SUNY Cobleskill 

155-25 1620b Sulfur and Nitrogen Deficiency Reduces Radiation 

Interception, Biomass Production and Grain 

Yield in Wheat. Fernando Salvagiotti*, Univ of 

Nebraska and Daniel Miralles Sr., Faculty of Agronomy, 

Univ of Buenos Aires 

155-26 1621a Meeting the Rice Production and Consumption 

Demand Of West Africa with Improved Soil and 

Water (Sawah) and Nutrient Management Technologies. 

Kwame Osafredu Asubonteng* 1 , Benjamin 

Adiyiah 1 , Tsugiyuki Masunaga 2 and Toshiyuki 

Wakatsuki 3 , (1)Soil Research Institute, (2)Faculty of 

Life and Environmental Science, Shimane Univ, 

(3)Faculty of Agriculture, Kinki Univ

155-27 1621b Effect of Traditional Range Burning on Short- 

Term Soil Chemical Changes and Perfomance of 

Introduced Forage Legumes in Semi-Arid Rangelands 

of Kenya. P.N. Macharia*, Kenya Agricultural 

Research Institute-Kenya Soil Survey, C.K.K. Gachene, 

Univ of Nairobi and J.G. Mureithi, Kenya Agricultural 

Research Institute-Legume Research Network 

Project 

155-28 1622a Mineralization of C and N from Banana Crop 

Residues in Soil and Role of N from Residues in 

Banana Nutrition during a Crop Cycle. Line 

Thieuleux* 1 , Recous Sylvie 1 , Sierra Jorge 1 , Ozier- 

Lafontaine Harry 1 , André Lassoudière 2 and Oliver 

Robert 2 , (1)Institut National de Recherche 

Agronomique, centre Antilles-Guyane, Unité 

Agropédoclimatique, (2)Centre de coopération International 

en Recherche Agronomique pour le 

Développement 

155-29 1622b Ammonia Volatilization from Nitrogen Fertilizers 

in Pampean Agroecosystems of Argentina. 

Roberto Alvarez* and Haydee Steinbach, Facultad 

de Agronomía, Univ de Buenos Aires 

155-30 1623a A Novel Approach to Regulate Nitrogen Mineralization 

Using Protease Inhibitors. Kuldip 

Kumar* 1 , Carl Rosen 1 and Michael P. Russelle 2 , 

(1)Univ of Minnesota, (2)USDA-ARS-PSRU and 

Dept of Soil, Water and Climate 

155-31 1623b Nitrate Nitrogen Production during Fallow Periods 

in Pampean Soils of Argentina. Roberto Alvarez* 

and Haydee Steinbach, Facultad de 

Agronomía, Univ de Buenos Aires 

155-32 1624a Advanced Screening Method for the Selection of 

Salt Tolerant Crops Using Agar Plate. Sei Joon 

Park 1 , Myoung Yong Shim 1 , Ju-Young Lee 2 , Sang 

Eun Lee 2 , Su-Yeon Lee 2 , Sung Yung Yoo 2 and Tae 

Wan Kim* 3 , (1)Institute of Ecological Phytochemistry, 

Hankyong National Univ, (2)Division of Plant 

Nutrition, National Institute of Agricultural Science 

and Technology, (3)Department of Plant Resources 

Science, Hankyong National Univ 

155-33 1624b Effect of Lignite Fly Ash Application on the 

Amount of Certain Heavy Metals in Lychee Orchard’s 

Soils of Northern Thailand. Jiraporn 

Inthasan* 1 , Niwat Hirunburana 2 , Ludger Herrmann 3 

and Karl Stahr 3 , (1)Dept of Soil Resources and Environment, 

Faculty of Ag Production, Maejo Univ, 

(2)Dept of Soil Science and Conservation, Faculty 

of Agriculture, Chiang Mai Univ, (3)Institute of Soil 

Science and Land Evaluation, Hohenheim Univ 

155-34 1625a Genotypic Variability in Nitrogen Utilization Efficiency 

in Wetland Rice. KV Rao*, Kavitha B, 

Rama Prasad AS, Surekha K and Gandhi G, Directorate 

of Rice Research 

155-35 1625b Zinc Fractions of Selected Calcareous Soils of 

Tehran Province, Iran and Their Relations with 

Soil Properties. Adil Reyhani Tabar*, Najaf Ali 

Karimian, Mohamad Ardalan and Gholam Reza Savaghebi, 

Univ of Tehran 

155-36 1626a Effect of Long-term Application of FYM and 

Fertilizer N on Available P, K and S Content of 

Soil. Ram Phal Narwal* and Manju Chaudhary, Dept 


155-37 1626b Effects of Growing Corn Plant and Some Fertilizers 

on Zinc Fractions in a Calcareous Soil. Adil 

Reyhani Tabar*, Mohamad Ardalan, Najaf Ali 

Karimian and Gholam Reza Savaghebi, Univ of 

Tehran 

155-38 1627a Evaluation of Nitrogen Status in Japanese Agricultural 

Soils. Shuji Sano*, Laboratory of Soil Science, 

Graduate School of Agricuture, Kyoto Univ, 


Junta Yanai, Kyoto Prefectural Univ and Takashi 

Kosaki, Kyoto Univ 

155-39 1627b Interaction Effect Between Zn and P on the Yield 

Attributes and Content of Zn in Stevia rebaudiana. 

Kuntal Das*, St. John’s Pharmacy College and 

Raman Dang, Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy 

155-40 1628a Monitoring Nitrogen Uptake and Mineralization 

by Brassica Cover Crops in Maryland. Amy Kremen* 

and Ray R. Weil, Univ of Maryland 

155-41 1628b Simulation of Nutrient Requirement and Use Efficiency 

in Irrigated Wheat Using the QUEFTS 

Model. Debtanu Maiti*, Dept of Agricultural Chemistry 

and Soil Science, Faculty of Agriculture, Bidhan 

Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya, WB 

155-42 1629a A Review of the Green Manuring Work Conducted 

at the South African Sugarcane Research 

Institute over the Past 80 Years. Ruth Rhodes*, 

South African Sugarcane Research Institute 

155-43 1709a Illite Layer Dynamics in Soils: Evidence and Implications. 

Pierre Barré* 1 , Bruce Velde 2 and Luc 

Abbadie 1 , (1)Biogeochemistry and Ecology of Continental 

Environment Laboratory UMR 7618, (2)Geology 

laboratory of the Ecole Normale Supérieure 

UMR 8538 

155-44 1709b Potassium Dynamics in Greek Red Mediterannean 

Soils. A. D. Simonis*, P. H. Koukoulakis and 

N. Gandidis, NAGREF–Soil Science Institute 

155-45 1710a Effects of Vermicompost, Urea and Zinc Sulfate 

on Zinc Fractions in a Calcareous Soil. Adil Reyhani 

Tabar*, Mohamad Ardalan, Najaf Ali Karimian 

and Gholam Reza Savaghebi, Univ of Tehran 

155-46 1710b Assessment and Use of Accumulated Fertilizer 

Phosphorus in a 30-Year Study in Subtropical 

Region for Sustainable Crop Production and Environmental 

Safety. Milkha S. Aulakh*, Punjab 


155-47 1711a A New Buffer that Mimics the SMP Buffer for Determining 

Lime Requirement of Soil. Frank 

Sikora*, Univ of Kentucky 

155-48 1711b Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Nitrifying 

Bacteria and N Transformation Rates in Tropical 

Rainfed Rice Soil. Paromita Ghosh* 1 , A.K. 

Kashyap 2 and P. P. Dhyani 1 , (1)G. B. Pant Institute 

of Himalayan Environment and Development, 

(2)Dept of Botany, Banaras Hindu Univ 

155-49 1712a Imapct of 10-Year Rice-Wheat Cropping System 

and Integrated Nutrient Management on Soil 

Properties and Crop Productivity in a Gypsum 

Amended Sodic Soil. Anand Swarup* Sr. and N.P.S 

Yaduvanshi, Central Soil Salinity Research Institute 

155-50 1712b Soil Available N: Relationships between PPNT 

and PSNT Test. Bao-Luo Ma*, Agriculture and 

Agri-Food Canada 

155-51 1713a Can Sorghum Genotypes Avoid Phosphorus Poisoning?. 

Rafael G. Camacho* Sr. 1 , Euripedes Malavolta 

Sr. 2 , Jose P. Guerrero Sr. 1 and Tomas Camacho 

Jr. 1 , (1)Romulo Gallegos Univ, (2)CENA/USP 

155-52 1713b Sustaining Productivity of Wheat-Soybean Cropping 

System through Integrated Nutrient Management 

Practices in the Vertisols of Central 

India. Uma Kant Behera*, Indian Agricultural Research 

Institute and Hira Nand Pandey, IARI, Regional 

Station 

155-53 1714a Assessment of Soil Test Based Potassium Requirement 

for Low Land Rice in Udic Haplustalf under 

the Influence of Silicon Fertilization. Palanisamy 

Balasubramaniam* and Sanjeeviraja Subramanian, 

Tamil Nadu Agricultural Univ 

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155-54 1714b Trying a New Potassium Uptake Model by 

Wheat. Ghorban Ali Roshani* 1 , G. Narayanasamy 2 



155-55 1715a Nutrient Dynamics and Balance in Sole Soybean 

in a Nigerian Derived Savanna. Vincent O. Aduramigba-Modupe*, 

Institute of Agricultural Research 

and Hassan Tijani-Eniola, Dept of Agronomy, 

Univ of Ibadan, 

155-56 1715b Nature and Properties of Soil Humic Substances 

and the Available Nutrient Status as Influenced 

by the Incorporation or Organic Residues. D. 

Shirisha* and Palli Chandrasekhar Rao, College of 

Agriculture, Angr Agricultural Univ 

155-57 1716a Can Potassium Affect Root Influx Parameters of 

Wheat?. Ghorban Ali Roshani* 1 , G. Narayanasamy 2 



155-58 1716b Targeted Yield Concepts for Fertilizer Requirements 

of Wheat in Vertisols. Kashinath Ragho 

Sonar*, Retired From Mahatma Phule Agricultural 

Univ, Rahuri, Maharashtra and Ashok Patil, Mahatma 

Phule Agricultural Univ 

155-59 1717a Yield and P-Use Efficiency of Five Maize Cultivars 

under Two P Levels in a Derived Savanna of 

Nigeria. Vincent O. Aduramigba-Modupe*, Institute 

of Agricultural Research 

155-60 1717b Optimization of Mineral Nutrition of Plants on 

the Basis of Information-Logical Models. Elena G. 

Pivovarova* and Lidiya M. Burlakova, Altai State 


155-61 1718a Critical Soil Nutrient Level for Carrot under Targeted 

Yield Approach in Integrated Plant Nutrition 

System for Ultic Hapludalf. Ramar Uma 

Devi* and Palanimuthu Murugesaboobathi, Tamil 


155-62 1718b Alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.) Forage Production 

under Subsurface Drip Irrigation Interacting 

with Manure. Cirilo Vazquez*, Enrique Salazar, 

Jose Dimas Lopez, Rafael Zuñiga, Fernando Jasso, 

Rafael Figueroa, Antonio Gallegos and Salvador 

Berumen, Durango Univ 

155-63 1719a Chlorosis in Sugarcane. R. B. Somawanshi*, Mahatma 

Phule Agricultural Univ, Rahuri 

155-64 1719b Ecological Monitoring of the South Russian 

Plants Nutriment Quality. Olga Biryukova* 1 , Natalya 

Kravtsova 1 , Ivan Yel’nikov 2 and Vladimir 

Kryshchenko 1 , (1)Rostov State Univ, (2)Soil Institute 

after V.V. Dokuchaev 

155-65 1720a Productivity of Iron Efficient Spanish Bunch 

Groundnut Genotypes as Influenced by Iron 

Management in Calcareous Vertisols under Rainfed 

Farming Situations. Lokanath H. Malligawad* 

and Narayan S. Hebsur, Univ of Agricultural Sciences 

155-66 1720b Increasing Efficiency of Applied Fertiliser Phosphate 

Using Tools of Source, Dose and Method of 

Application: World Phosphate Institute, Morocco 

Experience at Farmer’S Fields in India. G. Dev*, 

Consultant in India, World Phosphate Institute and 

A. Nassir, World Phosphate Institute 

155-67 1721a Fertilizer Optimization for Cassava (India). S. 

Kamaraj and Palaniappan Muthuvel*, Tamil Nadu 


155-68 1722a Residual Benefits of Two Cowpea Genotypes and 

Natural Fallow to Subsequent Maize in the 

Northern Guinea Savannah of Nigeria. E.N.O. 

Iwuafor* 1 , Yusuf A.A. 1 , Olufajo O.O 1 , R. Abaidoo 2 

and N. Sanginga 3 , (1)Soil Science Dept, Faculty of 

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Agriculture/Institute for Agricultural Research, Ahmadu 

Bello Univ, (2)International Institute of Tropical 

Agriculture, (3)Tropical Soil Biology and Fertility 

Institute of CIAT(TSDF-CIAT) 

155-69 1722b P utilization Efficiency of Mycorrhizal (Glomus 

fasciculatum) Peanut in the Coastal Soils of South 

India. Panchaksharam Tholkappian* and Muthukumara 

Deiveekasundaram, Dept of Microbiology, 

Faculty of Agriculture, Annamalai Univ 

155-70 1723a Effect of Zinc and Cadmium Concentrations on 

the Rates of their Absorption by Rice (Oriza 

sativa L.) Part 1: Vegetative Growth. MJ Malakouti*, 

Tarbiat Modares Univ, Soil and Water Research 

Institute and A. Charati, Azad Islamic Univ, 

Science and Research Division 

155-71 1723b Nitrogen Mineralization in Alkaline Soils Treated 

with Lime-Stabilized Biosolids and Residual 

Wastewater at the North of Mexico. Juan Pedro 

Flores-Margez*, Federico Perez-Casio, Zulema Poncio-Acosta 

and Erika Salas-Galvan, Univ Autonoma 

de Ciudad Juarez 

155-72 1724a The Effects of Integrated Application of Micronutrient 

on Wheat in Low Organic Carbon Conditions 

of Alkaline Soils of Western Iran. Reza 

Soleimani*, Soil and Water Research Institute 

155-73 1724b Effect of Zinc and Cadmium Concentrations on 

the Rates of Their Absorption by Rice and on 

Some Growth Characteristics of the Plant (Oriza 

sativa L) Part 2: Yield and Composition. MJ 

Malakouti*, Tarbiat Modares Univ, Soil and Water 

Research Institute and A. Charati, Azad Islamic Univ, 

Science and Research Division 

155-74 1725a Study of Balanced Fertilization Technology and 

Nutrient Management for Bamboo Forest. Dekui 

Niu*, College of Land Resource and Environment, 

Jiangxi Agricultural Univ and Xiaomin Guo, College 

of Forestry, Jiangxi Agricultural Univ 

155-75 1725b Long-term Effects of Fertilizer Application on 

the Fertility of Paddy Field. Masoud Kavoosi*, 

Rice Research Institute of Iran 

155-77 1726b Tillage and Residue Management Effects on Yield 

and Nitrogen Use Efficiency in Wheat Following 

Rice in the Indo-Gangetic Plains of India. Yadvinder 

Singh* 1 , Bijay Singh 1 , J.K. Ladha 2 , Rajiv Gupta 1 

and Ravinderpal Pannu 1 , (1)Dept of Soils, Punjab 

Agricultural Univ, (2)International Rice Research Institute 

155-78 1727a Nutritional Disorders in Fruit Trees on the Calcareous 

Soils of Iran. MJ Malakouti*, Tarbiat 

Modares Univ, Soil and Water Research Institute 

155-79 1727b Precise N Fertilizer Recommendation Based on 

Available Organic and Inorganic Soil N Is Essential 

for Optimum Grain Yields and Farmers’ 

Profit. Konrad Mengel*, Justus Liebig Univ 

155-80 1728a Interaction of Potassium with Nitrogen on Rice 

Plant. Masoud Kavoosi*, Rice Research Institute of 

Iran 

155-81 1728b Effect of Root Exudates on Potassium Dynamics 

in Wheat and Sugar Beet Rhizosphere. Kambiz 

Bazargan*, Soil and Water Research Institute, Norbert 

Claassen, Institut fur Agrikulturchemie and MJ 

Malakouti, Tarbiat Modares Univ, Soil and Water 


155-82 1809a The Effect of Fertilizer Application with Zinc on 

Yield and Some Yield Components of Chickpea 

Varieties. Aysen Akay*, Sulcuk Univ Agricultural 

Faculty, Dept of Soil Science 

155-83 1809b The Transformation of Nitrogen in Paddy Soil 

under Different Climatic Conditions and Differ-

ent Chemical Fertilizers. Kyeong-Bo Lee* 1 , Chan- 

Won Park 2 , Deog-Bae Lee 3 and Jae-Duk Kim 2 , 

(1)Honam Agricultural Research Institute, NICS, 

RDA, (2)Honam Agricultural Research Institute 

NICS, RDA, (3)National Institute of Agricultural 

Science Technology, RDA 

155-84 1810a The Effects of Three Split Applications of Nitrogen 

on Spring Safflower in Low Organic Matter 

Soils of Western Iran. Reza Soleimani*, Soil and 

Water Research Institute 

155-85 1810b New York Statewide Assessment of N 2O Losses 

from Maize under Different Crop Management 

Scenarios Using GIS and the LEACHMN Model. 

Ivy Y. S. Tan*, Harold M. van Es, Jeffrey J. Melkonian 

and Stephen D. DeGloria, Cornell Univ 

155-86 1811a Effect of Secondary Nutrients Application on a 

Long-Term Yield of Two Crop Sequences in Pampean 

Argentina. Ricardo J. Melgar* 1 , Hillel 

Magen 2 , Patricia Imas 2 , Fernando Salvagiotti 3 , Ricardo 

Melchiori 1 , Edgar Lovera 1 , Alfredo Bono 1 

and H. Echevarria 1 , (1)INTA, (2)International Potash 

Institute, (3)Univ of Nebraska 

155-88 1812a Long-term Assessment of Nitrogen Management 

Practices on Grain Yield, Nitrogen Uptake and 

Use Efficiency in Irrigated Corn. Kefyalew 

Girma*, Kyle Freeman, Brian Arnall, Roger Teal, 

Starr Holtz and William Raun, Oklahoma State Univ 

155-89 1812b Continuous Application of Fertilizer and Manure 

on Crop Yield and Uptake of Nutrients in 

Maize—Wheat Cropping System. P. C. Kanthaliya* 

and Arvind Verma, Dept of Soil Science , 

Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Mahara Pratap 

Univ of Agriculture and Technology 

155-90 1813a Effect of Sources and Doses of Magnesium on 

Two Varieties of Potato in Highland Soils of 

Colombia. Leila A. Rojas*, Clemencia Gómez and 

Edgar Villaneda, Corporación Colombiana de Investigación 

agropecuaria, CORPOICA 

155-92 1814a The Effect of Various Periodic Silicate Fertilizations 

on Yield of Rice, Characters of Nutrient 

Adsorption and the Change of Silicate Amount in 

Soil. Yang Ju Park 1 , Byung Hwa Kang 2 , Sun Jin 

Sung 1 , Myung Hoon Han 1 , Jong Ho Sun 1 , Dong 

Cheol Seo 3 , Yong Hwa Cheong 1 , Bo Kyoon Sohn 1 , 

Jong Soo Heo 3 and Ju Sik Cho* 1 , (1)Dept of Biological 

Environment, Sunchon National Univ, 

(2)Hyoseok Co. Ltd., (3)Division of Applied Life 

Science, Gyeongsang National Univ 

155-93 1814b NIitogen and Phosphorus Contributions from 

Litterfall in Shade Gown Coffee (Coffea arabica) 

Plantations in the Venezuelan Andes. Arellano 

Rosalva* 1 , Jorge Paolini 2 , Miguel Robles 1 and Elda 

Villegas 1 , (1)Univ de Los Andes Núcleo Univ Rafael 

Rangel, (2)Instituto de Investigaciones Científicas 

(IVIC) 

155-94 1815a Evaluation the Effect of Endomycorrhiza (Glomus 

spp.) on Tomato under Stress Conditions. 

Huang Shan-Ney* Sr., TDARES,R.O.C 

155-95 1815b The Effect of Green Revolution Technology during 

the Period of 1970-2003 on Sawah Soil Properties 

in Java, Indonesia in Relation to the Land 

Management Practices. Darmawan Darmawan* 1 , 

Kazutake Kyuma 2 , Arsil Saleh 3 , H. Subagjo 3 , 

Tsugiyuki Masunaga 4 and Toshiyuki Wakatsuki 5 , 

(1)Shimane Univ, (2) Kyoto Univ, (3)Center for Soil 

and Agroclimatic Research and Development, 

(4)Faculty of Life and Environmental Science, Shimane 

Univ, (5)Faculty of Agriculture, Kinki Univ 

155-96 1816a Nitrogen Management in Lowland Rice by the 

Use of Leaf Color Chart through Farmer Partic- 


ipatory Approach in Bangladesh. M. Murshedul 

Alam* 1 , J.K. Ladha 2 , Roland J. Buresh 2 , Harun U. 

Rashid 3 and Akhter Khan 3 , (1)International Rice 

Research Institute Bangladesh Office, (2)International 

Rice Research Institute, (3)Bangladesh Rice 


155-97 1816b Effects of New Nitrogen Technologies and Rates 

on Corn in Southern Illinois. Stephen A. Ebelhar* 

1 , Carl. D Hart 1 and Jorge D. Hernandez 2 , 

(1)Univ of Illinois, (2)Southern Illinois Univ 

155-98 1817a Relationship between Nitrogen Use Efficiency 

and Response to Fertilizer in Winter Wheat. D.B. 

Arnall*, B. S. Tubana, K. Girma, W. R. Raun, K. W. 

Freeman and R. K. Teal, Oklahoma State Univ 

155-99 1817b Total N and Nitrate-N Concentrations Through 

the Soil Profile as Affected by Soil Management 

Practices. Byron Belvitt*, Robert Taylor and James 

Shuford, Alabama A&M Univ 

155-100 1818a Uptake into Rice Grain by Different Spilt Dressings 

of Nitrogen Using N15. Ju-Young Lee*, Division 

of Plant Nutrition, NIAST 

155-101 1818b Nitrogen and Irrigation Management to Improve 

Water Use Efficiency and Reduce Nitrate Leaching 

of Pepper and Tomato Crops in Florida. Lincoln 

Zotarelli* 1 , Johannes M. Scholberg 1 , M. D. 

Dukes 2 and Rafael M. Carpena 2 , (1)Univ of Florida, 

Agronomy Dept, (2)Univ of Florida 

155-102 1819a Nitrogen Dynamics in Paddy Soil Applied with 

Sewage Sludge by 15 N—Dilution Method. Naomi 

Asagi* 1 , Hideto Ueno 1 and Toyoharu Ando 2 , 

(1)Univ Farm, Fac. Agr., Ehime Univ, (2)Nishida- 

Kosan Co. Ltd. 

155-103 1819b Mulch and Nitogen Fertilizer Effects on Pumpkin 

Yield and Quality. A. Wyenandt* and J. Heckman, 

Rutgers Univ 

155-104 1820a Comparison of Two Passive Sampler Methods 

for Measuring Ammonia Losses. Miguel Cabrera*, 

Nicolas Vaio, John Rema and David Kissel, 

Univ of Georgia 

155-105 1820b Spatial Yield Response of Corn to Two N Levels. 

William Cox* 1 , Harold M. Van Es 1 and Tawainga 

Katsvairo 2 , (1)Cornell Univ, (2)Univ of Florida 

155-106 1821a Increasing Nitrogen and Phosphorus Fertilizer 

Use Efficiency by Using the Nitrification Inhibitor 

3, 4-Dimethylpyrazole Phosphate (Dmpp) in 

Chile. Rodrigo Ortega*, Univ Técnica Federico 

Santa María, Joaquin Orellana, Compo Agro Chile 

Ltda. and Mauricio Molina, Pontificia Univ Católica 

de Chile 

155-107 1821b Application of Rice Straw Compost for Sustainable 

Rice Production. Vien Minh Duong* 1 , Takeshi 

Watanabe 2 , Man Hong Luu 3 , Tien Khang Vu 3 and 

Thi Kim Phuong Nguyen 1 , (1)Cantho Univ, (2)Japan 

International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences, 

(3)Cuu Long Delta Rice Research Institute 

155-108 1822a Effect of Application of Potassium, Magnesium 

and Sulphur Fertilizers for Yield and Quality on 

Sugarcane Production in an Acid Red Soil Area. 

Hongwei Tan*, Liuqiang Zhou, Rulin Xie and Meifu 

Huang, Guangxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences 

155-109 1822b Effect of K Application with Varying Temperature 

and Moisture Regimes on Different Forms of 

Soil K and Other Nutrients in Vertisol. S. C. 

Gupta* 1 , K. R. Vegh 2 and Josef Koncz 2 , (1)RAK 

College of Agriculture, (2)Research Institute for Soil 

Science and Agricultural Chemistry 

155-110 1823a Direct and Residual Effects of Balanced Fertilization 

in Field Crops of the Pampas of Argentina. 

Fernando Garcia* 1 , Miguel Boxler 2 , Jorge 

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Minteguiaga 2 , Hugo Blanco 2 , Raul Houssay 2 , German 

Deza Marin 3 and Angel Berardo 4 , (1)PPI-PPIC 

Southern Cone, (2)CREA Southern Santa Fe, 

(3)ASP, (4)Fertilab-FCA-INTA 

155-111 1823b Interaction of Organic Manures and Granular 

Size of Inorganic NPK Fertilizers on Nutrient 

Uptake and Grain Yield of Irrigated Rice in Vertisols. 

Subbaiah SV*, Rama Prasad AS, Kumar RM 

and Surekha K, Directorate of Rice Research 

155-112 1824a Effect of Gel-Based Controlled Release Fertilizers 

on Crop Yield and Nutrient Use Efficiency. 

Ding Hong* and Zhang Yu-shu, Institute of Soil and 

Fertilizer, Fujian Academy of Agricultural Sciences 

155-113 1824b Distribution of Non-Exchangeable K in Soil Profile 

in a Brachiaria-Maize Cropping System. Rodrigo 

A. Garcia, Juliano C. Calonego, Carlos A.C. 

Crusciol and Ciro A. Rosolem*, São Paulo State 

Univ 

155-114 1825a Nitrate Leaching Pattern from Slow Release Fertilizer 

under Polyethylene Film Mulching and 

Non-Mulching in Sesame (Sesamum indicum L.). 

Dong-Wook Lee**, Ki-Do Park, Chang-young Park, 

Il-Soo Son, Ui-Gum Kang and Sung-Tai Park, National 

Yeongnam Agricultural Research Institute, 

R.D.A 

155-115 1825b Differences in the Temperature Quotients of Ammonia 

Emission on the Fertilized Soils from 

Florida and Washington. Guodong Liu* 1 , Yuncong 

Li 1 and Ashok Alva 2 , (1)Univ of 

Florida/TREC, (2)USDA-ARS 

155-116 1826a Nitrous Oxide Emission from Two Soils under 

Commercial N Fertilizer and Swine Slurry Application 

in a Rhizotron Experiment. Marek K. 

Jarecki* 1 , Timothy B. Parkin 2 , Alvarus S.K. Chan 1 , 

Jerry L. Hatfield 3 , David W. Meek 4 and Raymond A. 

Jones 5 , (1)AgCert Services, Inc., (2)USDA-ARS, 

(3)National Soil Tilth Lab, (4)National Soil Tilth 

Laboratory, (5)AgCert Canada Co. 

155-117 1826b Residual and Cumulative Effect of Boron Use in 

Rice-Wheat System in Calcareous Soils of Pakistan. 

Abdul Rashid* 1 , M. Yasin 1 , R. Ullah 1 and 

M.A. Ali 2 , (1)National Agricultural Research Center, 

(2)Adaptive Research, Agriculture Dept 

155-118 1827a In-Season Nitrogen Fertilization to Improve Nutrient 

Use Efficiency in Maize. M. A. Al-ali* and 

Thomas Morris, Univ of Connecticut 

155-119 1827b Leaf Sampling Period Effect on the Efficiency of 

the DRIS Method Applied to Apple Culture in 

South Brazil. Gilmar R. Nachtigall, Embrapa Grape 

and Wine and Antonio R. Dechen*, Escola Superior 

de Agricultura “Luiz de Queiroz” 

155-120 1828a Root Growth, Nutrition and Yield of Common 

Bean as Affected by Surface Application Lime 

and Gypsum under a No-Tillage System. Carlos 

A.C. Crusciol*, São Paulo State Univ and Rogério 

P. Soratto, Mato Grosso do Sul State Univ, College 

of Agronomy 

155-121 1828b Multinutrient Extraction of Soils by EDTA Ion 

Exchange Resin. Bernardo van Raij*, Aline R. 

Coscione, Heitor Cantarella and Monica Ferreira 

Abreu, INstituto Agronômico 

155-122 1901a Potassium Release and Fixation in Contrasting 

Soil Parent Materials and K Fertilizer Application 

Rates: Estimates Using Soil Balances and 

Changes in the Exchangeable Pool. Magnus Simonsson* 

1 , Stefan Andersson 2 , Ylva Andrist- 

Rangel 3 , Stephen Hillier 3 , Lennart Mattsson 4 and 

Ingrid Öborn 1 , (1)Dept of Soil Sciences, Swedish 

Univ of Agricultural Sciences, (2)Dept of Soil Sciences, 

Swedish Univ of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), 

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(3)The Macaulay Institute, (4)Swedish Univ of Agricultural 

Sciences, Dept of Soil Sciences 

155-123 1901b Long-Term Rye-Ryegrass Forage Yields and 

Changes in Soil Profile Inorganic Nitrogen as Affected 

by Rate and Date of Nitrogen Application. 

Jagadeesh Mosali* 1 , Kefyalew Girma 2 , Jeffrey B. 

Ball 1 and W.R. Raun 2 , (1)The Noble Foundation, 

(2)Oklahoma State Univ 

155-124 1902a Corn Yield Response to Spring Applied Controlled-Release 

Urea vs. Spring Applied Urea. 

Jeff Moore*, Randy Killorn and Marianela Gonzalez, 

Iowa State Univ 

155-125 1902b Kinetics of Nitrification in Selected Iowa Soils 

Treated with Stay-N 2000. D. Rovita* and Randy 

Killorn, Iowa State Univ 

155-126 1903a Nitrogen Management Lessons from Long-Term 

Agroecological Trials on Alfisols. Sieglinde 

Snapp* 1 , G. P. Robertson 2 , Claire McSwiney 1 and 

Brook Wilke 3 , (1)Michigan State Univ, (2)Crop and 

Soil Sciences Dept, Michigan State Univ, (3)Dept 

Crop and Soil Sciences 

155-127 1903b Nebraska Soil Fertility Project Revisits Corn Recommendations 

under High Yield Environments. 

Charles Shapiro* 1 , Achim Dobermann 2 , Richard 

Ferguson 2 , Gary Hergert 1 , David Tarkalson 3 , Daniel 

Walters 2 and Charles Wortmann 2 , (1)Univ of Nebraska, 

(2)Dept of Agronomy and Horticulture, 

(3)West Central Research and Extension Center 

155-128 1904a Changes in Phosphorus Fractions of a Mediterranean 

Calcareous Sandy Soil Following Long- 

Term Application of P Fertilizer. Dang Thanh 

Vu* 1 , Caixian Tang 1 and Roger D. Armstrong 2 , 

(1)La Trobe Univ, (2)Primary Industries Research 

Victoria 

155-129 1904b Quantifying the Impact of Subsurface Drip vs. 

Pivot Irrigation on Nitrogen Leaching to a Shallow 

Aquifer. Omar R. Harvey* and Cristine L.S. 

Morgan, Texas A&M Univ, Dept of Soil and Crop 


155-130 1905a Enhancing Nitrogen Efficiency of Rice (Oryza 

sativa L.) by Silicate Application in Korean Paddy 

Soil. Ki Woon Chang 1 , Pil Joo Kim* 2 , Chang Hoon 

Lee 2 and Yong Bok Lee 2 , (1)Chungnam National 

Univ, (2)Division of Applied Life Science, 

Gyeongsang Univ 

155-131 1905b Effect of Application of Porous Hydrate Calcium 

Silicate on Rice Growth and Yield. Hironori 

Heinai* 1 , Masahiko Saigusa 1 , Hitoshi Okazaki 2 and 

Kazuo Yoshida 2 , (1)Field Science Center, Graduate 

School of Agricultural Science, Tohoku Univ, 

(2)Residential Systems and Materials Laboratory, 

Asahi Kasei Corporation 

155-132 1906a Effective P Fertigation Increases Yield and Quality 

of Fruit in High Density Apple. Gerald 

Neilsen*, Denise Neilsen and Peter Toivonen, Pacific 

Agri-Food Research Centre 

155-133 1906b Permanent Raised Bed Cultivation Improves Nitrogen 

and Water Use in Rice-Wheat Cropping 

Systems of South Asia. J.G. Lauren* 1 , J.M. 

Duxbury 1 , M.I. Hossain 2 , G. Sah 3 , A.S.M.H.M. 

Talukder 4 and C. A. Meisner 5 , (1)Cornell Univ, 

(2)Regional Agricultural Research Station, (3)Agricultural 

Implement Research Centre, (4)Wheat Research 

Centre, (5)IFDC 

155-134 1907a Sawah System and Power Tiller, Necessities for 

Sustainable Rice Production in Sub-Saharan 

Africa—the Case of Nigeria. Oluwarotimi O. 

Fashola*, International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, 

Joshua Aliyu, Watershed Initiative in Nigeria

(WIN 2001) and Toshiyuki Wakatsuki, Faculty of 

Agriculture, Kinki University 

155-135 1907b Potassium Fixation in Silt, Sand and Clay Fractions 

of Soils Derived from Granitic Alluvium of 

the San Joaquin Valley, California. M. Murashkina, 

R. J. Southard and G. S. Pettygrove*, Univ of 

California 

155-136 1908a Potassium Dynamics in Vertisols Following Potassium 

Fertilization and Plant Uptake. Kathryn Taylor 

1 , Balwant Singh* 1 and Graeme Schwenke 2 , 

(1)The Univ of Sydney, (2)NSW Department of Primary 

Industries 

155-137 1908b Citrus Nitrogen Uptake and Nitrification Rates in 

Sandy Soils. Kelly Morgan*, Johan M. Scholberg 

and Thomas Obreza, Univ of Florida 

155-138 1909a Cation Exchange Capacity and Nutrient Contents 

in Red-Brown and Brown Soils of Crimea. 

Saeed Zeraat Kar*, Kharkov National Agrarian Univ 

155-139 1909b N Transformations of Fresh Poultry Manure 

Composts. S. Agyenim Boateng*, Soil Research 

Institute 

155-140 1910a Development of Leaf Nutrient Diagnosis Standards 

and its Application to Fertilizer Recommendations 

for Durian in Thailand. Sumitra 

Poovarodom* and Nutcharee Boonplang, Dept of 

Soil Science, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology 

Ladkrabang 

155-141 1910b Changes of Nitrate Assimilation and Ascorbic 

Acid Content in Artificially Wilted Spinach by 

Nutrient Solution of High Nitrogen and Low 

Potassium. Yang Ho Park*, National Institute of 

Agricultural Science and Technology, RDA 

155-142 1911a Determination of Optimum Application Rates of 

Nitrogen Fertilizer for Head Rice Yield in Korea. 

Yo-Sung Song* 1 , Ki-Sang Lee 1 , Beung-Gan Jung 1 , 

Hee-Joong Jun 1 and Young-Sang Yoon 2 , (1)National 


RDA, (2)Kongju National Univ 

155-143 1911b Diagnosis of Leaf-wilting Symptoms of 

Melon(Cucumis melo) Caused by an Excess 

Salinity in Protected Farming System. Byoung 

Choon Jang*, National Institute of Agricultural Science 

and Technology, RDA 

155-144 1912a Diagnosis of Leaf-wilt Symptom of Watermelon(Cucurbita 

ctrullus L.) in Protected Cultivation 

Caused by Different Factors. Byoung 

Choon Jang*, National Institute of Agricultural Science 


155-145 1912b Nitrate Reductase Activity in the Coffee Tree Affected 

by Levels and Nitrogen Application Systems. 

Enes Furlani* Jr., Andre Rodrigues dos Reis 

and Kuniko Iwamoto Haga, São Paulo State Univ 

155-146 1913a Changes of Nitrate and Carbonate Contents in 

Leaves of Tomato ( Lycopersicon pnennellii) by 

Salt Stress. Byoung Choon Jang*, National Institute 

of Agricultural Science and Technology, RDA 

155-147 1913b Boron Soil Test and Leaf Analysis Correlate with 

Fruit Yield of Sweet Oranges. Dirceu Mattos Jr.* 1 , 

José A. Quaggio 1 , Heitor Cantarella 2 and Eduardo S. 

Stuchi 3 , (1)Instituto Agronômico (IAC), (2)Instituto 

Agronômico, (3)Embrapa Mandioca e Fruticultura 

e Estação Experimental de Citricultura de Bebedouro 

155-148 1914a Sewage Sludge Application Treated by N-Viro 

Process in No-Till Soils. Agronomic and Environment 

Effects. Jetro Turan Salvador* 1 , Luiz Antonio 

Corrêa Lucchesi 1 , Tereza Cristina de Carvalho 

1 , Uéliton Trindade de Oliveira 1 and Antonio 

Carlos Lacerda 2 , (1)Univ Federal do Paraná, (2)Alto 

Iguaçu Engenharia, Agronomia e Ambiente Ltda 


155-149 1914b Physiological Adaptability of Seeding Tomato 

Cutivars Under Low Phosphorus Stress. Han Xiaori*, 

Wang Jing, Zhan Xiumei, Gong Liang, Yu 

Chengguang and Yin Hongbin, College of Land and 

Environment Science, Shenyang Agricultural Univ 

155-150 1915a Emissions of Nutrients on Alpine Cropping Area 

of Korea. Kwang Lai Park*, Myung Chul Seo, Kee 

Kyung Kang, Deog Bae Lee and Pil Kyun Jung, 

National Institute of Agricultural Science and Technology 

155-151 1915b Fertilizer Application Methods for Cotton. Enes 

Furlani* Jr. 1 , Nelson Machado da Silva 2 , Luiz Henrique 

Carvalho 2 and Marcelo Andreotti 2 , (1)São 

Paulo State Univ, (2)Insituto Agronômico 

155-152 1916a Soil Fertility Impact on Sandy Soil of Kuwait. 

Mahdi Abdal* and Majda Suleiman, Kuwait Institute 

for Scientific Research 

155-153 1916b Nitrogen Deficiency Diagnostic by the Chlorophyll 

Meter Evaluation. Enes Furlani* Jr., Andre 

Rodrigues dos Reis and Marcelo Andreotti, São 

Paulo State Univ 

155-154 1917a Site Specific Nutrient Management for Rice in Alkali 

Soils of India. Abdul Rahim Mohamed Haroon*, 

R Nagarajan, S Marimuthu, Nagappan Bhuvaneswari, 

Arumugham Bhaskaran, S Pazhanivelan, 

S Ravichandiran and M Sheik Dawood, Anbil 

Dharmalingam Agricultural College and Research 

Institute (TNAU) 

155-155 1917b Dynamics of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium 

Availability in Soils Amended with Banana- 

Trash Compost. Venecio U. Ultra* Jr. 1 , Danilo A. 

Mendoza 2 and Angelina Briones 2 , (1)Univ of Eastern 

Philippines, (2)Univ of the Philippines Los 

Banos 

155-156 1918b Rock Phosphate a Cheap Source of ‘P’for Crops 

in Acidic and Neutral Soils of Karnataka. M.V 

Ravi*, Sujata F Harlapur, G.N. Thippeshappa, C.A. 

Srinvasamurthy, A.S. Kumaraswamy, V.R. Ramakrishna 

Parama, R. Siddaramappa, S. Bhaskar, M.V. 

Bhargavi, N.G. Basavaraju, G. Ravi, M.N. Ravi 

Kumar, B. Gayathi and K.G. Ankegowda, Univ of 


155-157 1919a Use of Indigenous Indian Rock Phosphates as 

Cheap Source of P to Increase Rice Production. 

C.A Srinivasamurthy*, Sunil Kumar, M.V. Ravi, S. 

Bhaskar and R. Siddaramappa, Univ of Agricultural 


155-158 1919b Soil and Crop Nitrogen as Influenced by Tillage, 

Cover Crops, and Nitrogen Fertilization. Upendra 

Sainju* 1 , Bharat Singh 2 , Wayne Whitehead 2 and 

Shirley Wang 2 , (1)USDA-ARS-NPARL, (2)Fort 

Valley State Univ 

155-159 1920a Soil Test Based Fertilizer Recommendation for 

Carrot on Ultic Hapludalf of Tamil Nadu,India. 

Palanimuthu Murugesaboopathi*, Ramar Uma Devi, 

Ramasamy Natesan and Subramanium Thiyageshwari, 

Tamilnadu Agricultural Univ 

155-160 1920b Assesing Optimum Management for Nitrogen 

and Fungicides in High Yielding Cultivars of No- 

Till Wheat. Adriana García Lamothe* and Martha 

Díaz de Ackermann, Instituto Nacional de Investigación 

Agropecuaria, INIA Uruguay 

155-161 1921a Responses of Maize-Bean Intercrops to Minjingu 

Phosphate Rock and Lime in Terms of Nutrient 

Use Efficiency and Economic Benefits on Acid 

Soils of Western Kenya. Abigael O. Nekesa* 1 , John 

Robert Okalebo 1 , Caleb O. Othieno 1 , Ruth Njoroge 1 , 

Mary Kipsat 1 , Moses Thuita 1 and André Bationo 2 , 

(1)Moi Univ, (2)Tropical Soil Biology and Fertility 

Institute of CIAT 

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155-162 1921b Micronutrients Uptake by Wheat as Affected by 

Genotypes, N and P. Deepak Kumar*, M.L. Dixit 

and Kuldeep Singh, Dept of Soil Science 

155-163 1922a Interaction Effect of Phosphorous, Sulphur and 

Rhizobium on Growth Yield and Composition of 

Black Gram (Phaseolus mungo L). R. P. Singh*, 

R. K. Singh, S. N. Singh, P. K, Yadav, J. Singh and 

R. S. Singh, Dept of Soil Science & Agricultural 

Chemistry, Udai Pratap Autonomous College 

155-164 1922b Combining Field and Simulation Studies to Improve 

Fertilizer Recommendations for Irrigated 

Rice in Burkina Faso. Zacharie Segda* Sr., Institut 

de l’environnement et des recherches agricoles 

(INERA), Stephan M. Haefele, International Rice 

Research Institute, Marco C.S. Wopereis, Cirad, Abdoulaye 

Mando, IFDC and Michel P. Sedogo, 

INERA 

155-165 1923a Survey, Modelling, Diagnosis of Nutrient Constraints 

and their Validation in Nagpur Mandarin 

Ochards of Central India. Anupkumar Srivastava* 

Sr., National Research Centre for Citrus 

155-166 1923b Split Application and Levels of K on the Yield of 

Maize and Different Fractions of K in Soil. Santhy 

P. Bala* Sr., Tamil Nadu Agricultural Univ 

155-167 1924a Role of Potassium in Crop Production in India. 

N.S. Pasricha* and S.K. Bansal, Potash Research Institute 

of India, Gurgaon, Haryana, India 

155-168 1924b Application of Inorganic Nitrogen Levels and 

Placements on the Growth and Yield of Wheat. 

Fateh C. Oad*, Sindh Agriculture University 

155-169 1925a Efficient Use of Fertilizer Phosphorus in Crops in 

India. Rayappan Kumaresan* 1 , Nassir. A. Abderrahim 

Nassir 2 and Tayub Tayub Mrabet 2 , (1)Tamilnadu 

Agricultural Univ, (2)World Phosphate Institute, 

IMPHOS 

155-170 1925b Long-Term Effects of Organic and Inorganic Inputs 

on the Yield, Soil Nutrient Changes and Use 

Efficiency in Rice-Wheat Cropping System in 

Indo-Gangetic Plains of India. P. K, Mani*, P. K. 

Sahu, A. L. Kundu, M. Pramanick, D. Majumdar and 

R. C. Samui, Bidhan Chandra Krishi 

VIswavidyalaya(BCKV) 

155-171 1926a Increasing Fertilizer Efficiency by Sulphur Fertilizer 

through Balanced Fertilization and Fertilizer 

Interaction in Chinese Agriculture. Mingxian 

Fan*, The Sulphur Institute 

155-172 1926b Nitrogen Isotope Signatures in Grain Crops 

Treated with Organic and Chemical Fertilizers in 

a Four-Year Canola-Barley-Wheat-Canola Rotation. 

Woo-Jung Choi, Dept of Biosystems and Agricultural 

Engineering, Institute of Agricultural Science 

and Technology, Chonnam National Univ, 

Muhammad Arshad, Dept of Renewable Resources, 

Univ of Alberta and Scott X. Chang*, Univ of Alberta 

155-173 1927a Aggregate Associated Sulphur Fractions in Soils 

under Long-Term Fertilization Experiment. Bal 

Ram Singh* 1 , Zhihui Yang 1 and Sissel Hansen 2 , 

(1)Norwegian Univ of Life Sciences, (2)Norwegian 

Centre for Ecological Agriculture 

155-174 1927b Plant Nitrogen Recovery from an Enriched 15 N- 

Manure. Hector Mario Quiroga–Garza* 1 , Jose Antonio 

Cueto–Wong 1 and William C. Lindemann 2 , 

(1)INIFAP Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones 

Forestales, Agricolas y Pecuarias, (2)NMSU Dept of 

Agronomy and Horticulture 

155-175 1928b The Effects of Organic Resource Quality on Soil 

Profile N Dynamics and Maize Yields on Sandy 

Soils in Zimbabwe. Florence Mtambanengwe*, 

Univ of Zimbabwe 

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3.4A Combating Global Soil & Land Degradation I. 

Agroecosystems: Processes & Assessment—Poster 

156-1 1636a Evaluation of the Enzymatic Activity of the 

Deshidrogenase, Urease and B-Glucosidase in a 

Submit Soil to Different Agricultural Uses. 

Mariela J. Navas*, Instuto Navional de Investigaciones 

Agricolas (INIA-Venezuela) and Marta Benito, 

Univ Politecnica de Madrid 

156-2 1636b Long-Term Human and Biophysical Dynamics of 

Soil Degradation in the Kenyan Highlands. S. J. 

Riha* 1 , C. B. Barrett 1 , L.E. Blume 1 , J.M. Kinyangi 1 , 

C.J. Lehmann 1 , P.P. Marenya 1 , David M. Mbugua 2 , 

C.F. Nicholson 1 , S.O. Ngoze 1 , D. Parsons 1 , L.V. 

Verchot 2 and A.N. Pell 1 , (1)Cornell Univ, (2)World 

Agroforestry Centre 

156-3 1637a Transformation Processes of Soil Formation and 

Fertility of Chernozems of the Steppe Zone of 

the Altai Region. Gennady G. Morkovkin* and Nina 

B. Maksimova, Altai State Agricultural Univ 

156-4 1637b Fatigue Evidence of Soil Organic Matter in the 

Northeastern Mollisol Area of China. Xudong 

Zhang* and Hongtu Xie, Key Lab. of Terrestrial 

Ecological Process, Institute of Applied Ecology, 


156-5 1736a Soil Borne Saprophytic Nematodes on Nutrient 

Mobilization in the Western Ghats Region of 

Tamil Nadu, India. Selvi Duraisamy* 1 , Deepa Subramanian 

2 , Subramanian Shanmugam 3 , Jayakumar 

Jayaraman 3 , Senthamizh Kasinathan 4 , Thiyageshwari 

Subramanian 4 and Rajkannan Bellie 5 , (1)Dept 

of Soil Science,Tamil Nadu Agricultral Univ, 

(2)Dept of Soil Science,TNAU, (3)Dept Agricultural 

Nematology, TNAU, (4)Dept of Soil Science, 

TNAU, (5)Dept. of Soil Science, TNAU 

156-6 1736b Influence of Land Use on Soil Nutrient Recovery 

in Previously Shifting Cultivation Areas in Lower 

Northern Thailand. Jaruntorn Boonyanuphap*, 

The United Graduate School of Agricultural Science, 

Ehime Univ and Katsutoshi Sakurai, Faculty 

of Agriculture, Kochi Univ 

156-7 1737a Effects of Upland Rice Cultivation on Soil Characteristics 

in the Arid Region of Iran. Hossein 

Torabi-Golsefidi*, Faculty of Agriculture, Shahed 

Univ 

156-8 1737b Temporal-Spatial Distributions and Variabilities 

of Soil Cd, Pb and Zn in Szia, China. Lina Sun*, 

Shenyang Key Laboratory of Environmental Engineering 

and Yaohua Zhang, Liaoning Research Institute 

of Geology and Mineral Resources 

156-9 1834a Geomatics Based Soil Mapping and Hazard Assessment 

of Cultivated Land in El-Fayoum Depression, 

Egypt. Rafat Ramadan Ali*, Soils and 

Water Use Dept, National Research Centre and 

Fouad H. Soliman, Cairo Univ 

156-10 1834b Relationships between Extractable Al and Properties 

of Soil in the Wheatbelt of Western Australia. 

Tania Liaghati* 1 , Robert Gilkes 1 and Chris 

Gazey 2 , (1)Univ of Western Australia, (2)Dept of 

Agriculture, Western Australia 

156-11 1835a Penetration Resistance under Zone and Strip- 

Tillage for Vegetable Cultivation in New York 

State. Omololu J. Idowu* 1 , Anusuya Rangarajan 2 

and Donald E. Halseth 2 , (1)Dept of Crop and Soil 

Sciences, (2)Cornell Univ 

156-12 1835b Geographic Information System to Monitor the 

Development of Negative Soil Processes in the 

Russian Federation. Natalya V. Kalinina*, Lud-

mila Kolesnikova and Elena Birukova, V.V. 


156-13 1836a Unravelling the Mysteries of the Quesungual 

Slash and Mulch Agroforestry. Luis Alvarez 

Welchez* 1 , Miguel Ayarza Sr. 2 , Edgar Amezquita 3 , 

Edmundo Barrios 3 , Marco Rondon 3 , Idupulapati 

Rao 3 , Mariela Rivera 3 , Jellin Pavon 4 , Oscar Ferreira 

5 , Denis Valladares 5 , Naman Sanchez 5 and 

Aracely Castro 3 , (1)MIS Consortium, (2)Tropical 

Soil Biology and Fertility Institute of the International 

Center for Tropical Agriculture, CIAT, 

(3)CIAT, (4)INTA, (5)ESNACIFOR 

156-14 1836b Towards a Better Understanding of the Long- 

Term Yield Response of Corn to the Repeated and 

Random Seasonal Effects of Fertilizer Nitrogen 

and Tillage. J. H. Grove*, Plant and Soil Science 

Dept and Eugenia Pena-Yewtukhiw, West Virginia 

Univ 

156-15 1837a Effects of Application Fertilization Organic on 

Soil Organic Matter, P, K; Tissues N, P, K and 

Yield of Corn. Isabel Arrieche* and Orlando Mora, 

Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Agrícolas de 

Venezuela 

156-16 1837b Soil Compaction and Fertilization Effects on 

Spring Barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) and Weeds 

Nutrition. Jaan Kuht*, Endla Reintam, Katrin Trükmann, 

Liina Edesi and Virgo Rääts, Estonian Univ 

of Life Sciences 

156-17 1934b Erosion, Nutrient Loss and their Effects on the 

Landscape on Hungarian Sites. Csaba Centeri* 1 , 

Marton Vona 2 , Akos Malatinszky 2 and Akos Pottyondi 

2 , (1)Szent Istvan Univ, Dept of Nature Conservation, 

(2)Szent Istvan Univ, Dept of Landscape 

Ecology 

156-18 1935a Land Degradation and Agricultural Productivity 

in Bangladesh. S. A. Haque*, Bangladesh Agricultural 

Univ 

156-19 1935b Impact of Soil Typology and Land Use on Microfungal 

Communities in the Alma – Kerem-Ben- 

Zimra Area, Upper Galilee, Israel. Isabella Grishkan* 

1 , Alexander Tsatskin 2 and Eviatar Nevo 1 , 

(1)Institute of Evolution Univ of Haifa, (2)Zinman 

Institute of Archaeology Univ of Haifa 

156-20 1936a Recent Evolution of Soil Salinization in China 

and its Driving Processes. Jingsong Yang*, Institute 


156-21 1936b Identification and Characterization of Hotspots 

of Desertification in Southern Karnataka. Naveen 

Kumar,v.,Natarajan,A.and Anil Kumar,T.S. Badrinath*, 

UAS,GKVK,Bangalore-65 

156-22 1937a Diversity of Biological Forest Ecosystem and their 

Impact in Semi-Arid Land, Analysis and followed 

by Remote Sensing (ALSAT-1 Data, Steppe of 

Algeria). Ahmed Zegrar*, National Center of Spaces 

Technics 

156-23 1937b Copper-Chromium-Arsenic Leaching from 

Treated Vineyard Posts. Siva (Sivalingam) Sivakumaran*, 

Iris Vogeler, Steve Green, Carlo Van Den 

Dijssel, Marc Greven, Brent Clothier, Rob Agnew, 

Sue Neal and Rogerio Chichota, HortResearch 





Reclamation Strategies—Poster 

157-1 1638a Indigenous Farming System for Soil Conservation 

on Sloping Farmland in Sichuan, China. Xiubin 

He* Sr., Xinbao Zhang and Anbang Wen, Institute 

of Mountain Hazards and Environment 

157-2 1639a Effects of Arsenic Contaminated Irrigation 

Water, Zinc and Organic Matter on the Mobilization 

of Arsenic in Soils in Relation to Rice (Oryza 

sativa L.). Dilip Kumar Das*, Dept of Agricultural 

Chemistry and Soil Science, Bidhan Chandra Krishi 


157-3 1639b Managing Soils in the Hills of Nepal through Site- 

Specific Integrated Plant Nutrition Systems. Basu 

D. Regmi* Sr. 1 , Neeranjan P. Rajbhandari 1 , Chhabi 

L. Paudel 1 , Bishnu K. Dhital 1 , Juerg Merz 2 and Juerg 

Merz 2 , (1)Sustainal Soil Management Programme, 

(2)Sustainable Soil Management Programme 

157-4 1640a Using Adaptive Cluster Sampling Based on Both 

the First Sampling Density and the Regulation 

Thresholds for Delineating Contaminated Soils 

with Kriging. Dar-Yuan Lee* 1 , Kai-Wei Juang 2 and 

Wan-Jiun Liao 1 , (1)Dept of Agricultural Chemistry, 

National Taiwan Univ, (2)Dept of Post-modern Agriculture, 

Mingdao Univ 

157-5 1640b Ethno-Management of Plinthic and Ironpan Soils 

in the Savanna Regions of West Africa. Rexford 

D. Asiamah* and Owusu Dwomo, Soil Research 

Institute 

157-6 1641a Degradation of Farmers’ Plots and Indigenous 

Soil and Water Conservation in Western 

Ethiopian Agro-Ecosystems: Evidence and 

Lessons Learned from the Field. Nega Emiru*, 

Oromia Agricultural Research Institute 

157-7 1641b Agroforestry and Soil Sustainability. P. K. R. 

Nair*, Univ of Florida 

157-8 1738a A New Approach of Soil Structure Characterization 

in Field Conditions Based on Soil Electrical 

Resistivity Measurements. Guy Richard* 1 , Arlene 

Besson 2 , Philippe Cosenza 3 and Isabelle Cousin 1 , 

(1)INRA, (2)geocarta, (3)UMR 7619 SISYPHE 

157-9 1738b pH Buffer Capacity and Lime Requirement for 

Korean Acid Soils. Yoo-hak Kim* and Han-Kang 

Kwak, National Institute of Agricultural Science 


157-10 1739b Plant Response to Salinity in Gypsum-Saturated 

Solutions. Juan Felipe Martinez-Montoya* and Victor 

M. Ruiz-Vera, Colegio de Postgraduados 

157-11 1740b Coal-Fines as a Potential Amendment for Subsoil 

Acidity in Western Australia. Y. Pal* 1 , M. T. F. 

Wong 2 and R. W. Bell 1 , (1)Murdoch Univ, (2)CSIRO 



3.5C Combating Global Soil & Land Degradation III. 

Agro- and Forest Ecosystems: Physical, Chemical 

and Biological Processes—Poster 

158-1 1642a Relationship between the Agricultural Management 

of Broccoli Crop and Microbial Activity of 

a Semi-Arid Soil. José Luis Moreno*, Felipe 

Bastida, Teresa Hernández and Carlos García, Centro 

de Edafología y Biología Aplicada del Segura. 

CEBAS-CSIC. 

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158-2 1642b Pollution of Soils and Vegetation by Reforestation 

of Exotic Conifers in Pilembera. Maziar Razavi*, 

Ph.D. Student of Azad Univ 

158-3 1643a Assessment of Copper Biotoxicity in Agricultural 

Soils of the Aconcagua River Basin (Chile). 

Alexander Neaman* 1 , Marco Cisternas 1 , Gonzalo 

Ávila 2 and Hernán Gaete 2 , (1)Catholic Univ of Valparaiso, 

(2)Univ of Valparaiso 

158-4 1643b Development of Biofertilizer Package for Rehabilitation 

of Degraded Forestland and Enhancement 

of Soil Organic Carbon in North India. Prity 

Sagar* Sr. and Ravindranath N.H., Indian Institute 

of Science 

158-5 1644a Fate and Transport of Biosolids-Borne Triclocarban. 

Elizabeth A. Hodges* and George A. O’Connor, 

Soil and Water Science Dept, Univ of Florida 

158-6 1644b Improvement of Low Fertility Soils (Oxisols) for 

High Productivity and Sustainability of Crop- 

Livestock Systems in Tropical Savannas of 

Colombia. Edgar AMEZQUITA* 1 , Idupulapati 

Rao 2 , Marco Rondon 2 , Edmundo Barrios 2 , Miguel 

Ayarza Sr. 2 , Phanor HOYOS 1 and Diego Molina 3 , 

(1)Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical 

(CIAT), (2)Tropical Soil Biology and Fertility Institute 

of the International Center for Tropical Agriculture, 

CIAT, (3)Centro Internacional de Agricultura 

Tropical–CIAT 

158-7 1645a Fate of Fecal Coliforms and Salmonella in Class 

B Biosolids-Amended Farmlands. Lakhwinder S. 

Hundal*, Albert Cox, Richard Gore, Geeta Rijal, 

James Zmuda and Thomas Granato, Metropolitan 

Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago 

158-8 1645b Restoring Soil Quality and Forests on Mined 

Land in the Appalachians: Results and Outcomes 

of a 25-year Research Program. James A. 

Burger* 1 , Beyhan Y. Amichev 2 and Carl E. Zipper 2 , 

(1)Virgnia Tech, (2)Virginia Tech 

158-9 1740a Phytostabilization of a Industrial Residue Contaminated 

with Zn and Cd. Fabiana S. Santos*, 

Márcio O.L. Magalhães, Nelson Mazur and Nelson 

M.B. Amaral Sobrinho, Soil Department, Federal 

Rural Univ of Rio de Janeiro 

158-10 1741a Reduction of Cd Uptake by Rice in the Winterflooded 

Paddy Fields. Tadao Aoda*, Niigata Univ 

158-11 1741b Heap Leaching of Heavy Metal Contaminated 

Soil Using Advanced Oxidation Processes for 

Treatment of Extractants in a Closed Loop. 

Domen Lestan* and Neza Finzgar, Biotechnical Faculty, 

Univ of Ljubljana 

158-12 1742a Efficacy of Organic Amendments Integrated with 

Gypsum on Amelioration and Crop Productivity 

of Sodic Land. Dr. B.R. Gupta* Sr., CSA Univ of 

Agriculture and Technology 

158-13 1742b Effects of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi Inoculation 

on Arsenic and Phosphorus Uptake by Trifolium 

repensin and Oenothera odorata Jacq. in 

Arsenic Contaminated Soil. Dae-Yeon Kim* 1 , 

Yun-Jeong Lee 2 , Nam-In Goo 1 , Jinho Jung 1 and 

Jeong-Gyu Kim 1 , (1)Division of Environmental Science 

and Ecological Engineering, Korea Univ, 


Technology 

158-14 1743a Application of Cupriavidus Metallidurans CH34 

and Escherichia coli to Bio-Remediate Zinc, Cadmium 

and Copper Contaminated Soils. Jean M. F. 

MARTINS* and Veronique Guiné, CNRS–LTHE 

158-15 1743b Soil Microbial Biomass and Activity under Different 

Soil Management in a Brazilian Oxisol. Elcio 

L. Balota*, Agronomic Institute of Paraná (IAPAR) 

and Richard P. Dick, The Ohio State Univ 

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158-16 1744a Greenhouse Gas Fluxes from Three Ecosystems 

in Tropical Peatland of Sarawak, Malaysia. Lulie 

Melling 1 , Ryusuke Hatano 2 , Kah Joo Goh* 3 and 

Takashi Inoue 2 , (1)Dept of Agriculture, (2)Graduate 

School of Agriculture, Hokkaido Univ, (3)Advanced 

Agriecological Research Sdn Bhd 

158-17 1744b Toxicities of Soil Cadmium towards Wheat 

Triticum aestivum and Its Bioremediation Potential. 

JUN GONG*, CK Life Sciences Limited and 

Siu-Wai Chiu, Dept of Biology, The Chinese Univ 

of Hong Kong 

158-18 1745a Impact of Phosphate on Iron Oxide Bioreducibility 

and Mineralization. Thomas Borch* 1 , Yoko 

Masue 2 and Scott Fendorf 2 , (1)Colorado State Univ, 

(2)Stanford Univ 

158-19 1745b Nutrient Leaching from Coal Refuse Amended 

with Reclamation Rates of Composted or Fresh 

Poultry Layer Manure. Richard Stehouwer*, Pennsylvania 

State Univ 

158-20 1840a EDTA-Assisted Phytoremediation of Heavy Metals 

in Biosolids: Comparison of Composted 

Biosolids and Soil with Injected Biosolids. M. B. 

Kirkham*, Kansas State Univ and M. Stanley 

Liphadzi, Water Research Commission 

158-21 1840b Reclamation of Coal Mine Wastes Using Lime 

Cake By-Products in Korea. Jae E. Yang* 1 , Ki- 

Cheol Eom 2 , Jai Joung Kim 3 , Kyung-Yoal Yoo 1 and 

Yong-Sik Ok 1 , (1)Kangwon National Univ, (2)National 


(3)Chungbuk National Univ 

158-22 1841a Microbial Effects on the Fractionation of Cu and 

Zn in the Rhizosphere of Forest Soils. Benoît 

Cloutier-Hurteau*, Dépt de Géographie, Univ de 

Montreal, Sébastien Sauvé, Dépt de Chimie, Univ de 

Montréal and François Courchesne, Dépt de 

Géographie, Univ de Montréal 

158-23 1841b Carbon Dynamics Following the Conversion of 

Pasture to Rubber-Tree (Hevea brasiliensis) Plantations 

in Brazil. Maren Oelbermann* 1 , Dalziza 

Oliveira 2 , Claudia Wagner-Riddle 3 , Paulo H. 

Caramori 2 and Monique Leclerc 4 , (1)Univ of Waterloo, 

(2)Instituto Agronomico do Parana (IAPAR), 

(3)Univ of Guelph, (4)Univ of Georgia 

158-24 1842a Degradation of Naphthalene-Benzene-Ul-14c in a 

Brazilian Diesel-Contaminated Oxisol. Miriam A. 

Albuquerque*, Centro Univ Caratinga, Bruno M.G. 

Alves, UNEC and Carlos E.G.R. Schaefer, Dpto do 

Solos, Univ Federal de Viçosa 

158-25 1842b The Fate and Bioavailability of Heavy Metals in 

the Solution Phase of Biosolids during Phytoextraction 

Using Salix reichardtii and Populus balsamifera. 

Trang T. Huynh* 1 , Alan J.M. Baker 1 , W. 

Scott Laidlaw 1 , Balwant Singh 2 and David Gregory 

3 , (1)Univ of Melbourne, (2)Univ of Sydney, 

(3)Melbourne Water 

158-26 1844a Excess Phosphorus Loading in Soils Receiving 

Swine Waste Inputs. Paul Smithson*, Berea College 

158-27 1844b Enhancing Petroleum Hydrocarbon Biodegradation 

Efficiency by Indigenous Microbial Consortia 

in Semi-Arid Australian Soils. Suman J. 

George*, Mark Tibbett, Alyssa Barron and Alexis 

Davie, Centre for Land Rehabilitation, School of 

Earth and Geographical Sciences, Univ of Western 

Australia 

158-28 1845a Distribution and Relocation of Manure Borne 

Natural Estrogens in Agricultural Soils. Josefine 

Beck* 1 , Kai Totsche 2 and Ingrid Kögel-Knabner 1 , 

(1)Technische Universität München, Lehrstuhl für 

Bodenkunde, (2)Universität Jena, Fachgruppe 

Hydrogeologie

158-29 1845b Soil Reclamation and Surface Stabilization at 

Owens Dry Lake Using Irrigated Saltgrass. John 

B. Dickey* 1 , Mica H. Heilmann 1 , Jason K. Smesrud 

1 , Jim L. Jordahl 1 , Richard Coles 1 and Richard 

Harasick 2 , (1)CH2M HILL, INC, (2)LADWP 

158-30 1941a Speciation of Pb and Zn in Soils Contaminated by 

Tailings: An Environmental Risk Study. Nadia 

Martínez-Villegas* 1 , Luisa Ma. Flores-Vélez 2 , Carmen 

E. Martínez 1 and Karen Turrubiartes-Higuera 2 , 

(1)Dept of Crop and Soil Sciences, Penn State Univ, 

(2)Univ Autónoma de San Luis Potosí 

158-31 1942a Nitrate Leaching from Gorse – A Study from New 

Zealand. Guna Magesan* 1 , Hailong Wang 1 , Peter 

Clinton 1 and John McIntosh 2 , (1)Ensis, (2)Environment 

Bay of Plenty 

158-32 1942b Plant and Soil Responses to Biowaste Application 

in a Degraded Semi-Arid Ecosystem. Ingrid Walter* 

1 , Fernando Martinez 2 and Gabriela Cuevas 1 , 

(1)INIA, Dept of the Environment, (2) INIA, Dept 

of the Environmental 

158-33 1943a Soil Pollution Assessment by Spectroscopic 

Analysis. Fawkia Labib Bahna*, A.B. Bishay and 

M.S. Abdel Aal, National Research Centre 

158-34 1943b Reducing Sludge-P Phytoavailability as a Means 

to Maximize Soil Capacity for Sludge Disposal. 

Xiao-Lan Huang* 1 , Moshe Shenker 2 and Yona 

Chen 2 , (1)Miami Univ, (2)The Hebrew Univ of 

Jerusalem 

158-35 1944a The Role of Scattered Agroforestry Trees in Soil 

Fertility Management in Ethiopia: Synopsis of 

Research Results on Indigenous Tree Species. 

Abebe Yadessa* 1 , Tadesse Woldemariam 2 , Mohammed 

Adilo 2 and Shimels Tadesse 2 , (1)Center for 

Development Research (ZEF), Univ of Bonn, 

(2)Ethiopian Agricultural Research Organization, 

Forestry Research Center 

158-36 1944b Soil Indicators for Determining the Impact of 

Management on the Stability of Grasslands in 

Cattle Exploitation. Sandra Lok*, Institute of Animal 

Science 

158-37 1945a Belowground/Aboveground Biodiversity Relationships 

in the Humid Forest Zone of Southern 

Cameroon. Madong A. Birang*, Institut de 

Recherche Agricole pour le Développement (IRAD) 

and Lijbert Brussaard, Wageningen Univ and Research 

Centre, Dept of Soil Quality 

158-38 1945b Ten Year Response of Forest Soil Mesofauna to 

Soil Compaction and Organic Matter Loss. Shannon 

M. Berch*, BC Ministry of Forests, Research 

Branch, Jeff Battigelli, Earthworks Research Group 

and Jan Addison, Royal Roads Univ 

158-39 1946a The Research on Dynamic Variations of Soil Nutrient 

Content of Young Chinese Fir (Cunninghamia 

Lanceolata) Plantation of Second Rotation. 

Chengdong Yang*, Xingnan Tu and Ruzhen 

Jiao, Research Institute of Forestry, Chinese Academy 

of Forestry 

158-40 1946b Hydrological Consequences of Native Shrubs in 

Semi-Arid Sahel: Implications on Sahelian Soils 

and Agroecosystems. F. Kizito* 1 , Maria Dragila 1 , 

M. Sène 2 , J. R. Brooks 3 , Abel Lufafa 1 and Richard 

Dick 4 , (1)Oregon State Univ, (2)Institut Sénégalais 

de Recherches Agricoles (ISRA)/CERAAS, 

(3)Western Ecology Division, US EPA/NHEERL, 

(4)Ohio State Univ 

158-41 1947a Soil Sampling to Certify the Changes of Organic 

Carbon in Mineral Soils. Vladimir Stolbovoy*, 

Luca Montanarella, Nicola Filippi, Senthil-Kumar 

Selvaradjou and Javier Gallego, European Commission 

Joint Research Centre Institute for Environment 

and Sustainability 


158-42 1947b Nutrient and Trace Metal Cycling in Small-Scale 

Peri-Urban Vegetable Farming Systems in Southeast 

Asia – A Case Study in Peri-Urban Hanoi. 

Manh Khai Nguyen 1 , Quang Ha Pham 2 and Ingrid 

Öborn* 1 , (1)Dept of Soil Sciences, (2)National Institute 

for Soils and Fertilizers (NISF) 



3.5D Combating Global Soil & Land Degradation IV. 

Salinization, Sodification and Other Forms of Degradation 

in Agricultural and Native Ecosystems—Poster 

159-1 1646a Elemental Sulfur and Broadleaf-4 Effects on 

Physical and Chemical Properties of Arid Soils. 

Abdulrazag Falatah*, King Saud Univ, College of 

Food and Agricultrial Sciences 

159-2 1646b Genesis of a Saline-Sodic Soil in Tucupido 

(Guárico, Venezuela). Jose P. Guerrero* 1 , Ildefonso 

Pla 2 , Rafael G. Camacho 1 and Angel Valera 1 , (1)Romulo 

Gallegos Univ, (2)Lleida Univ 

159-3 1647a Irrigation by Saline Waters & Controlling Soil 

Salinity; A New Approach. Alireza Guiti* Sr., Islamic 

Azad Univ, Karadj Branch 

159-4 1647b Evaluating Management-Induced Changes from 

Drainage Water Reuse Using ECa-Directed Sampling: 

Salinity, Sodicity, and Trace Elements. Dennis 

Corwin*, USDA-ARS, George E. Brown Jr. 

Salinity Laboratory, Scott M. Lesch, Univ of California, 

Riverside, James Oster, Univ of California , 

Riverside and Stephen Kaffka, Univ of California , 

Davis 

159-5 1648a Soil Salinity Control: a New Approach. Alireza 

Guiti* Sr., Islamic Azad Univ, Karadj Branch 

159-6 1648b Verification of Annual Irrigation Requirements 

by Means of Assessment of Indirect Impact on 

Soil Quality. Iourii Nikolskii Gavrilov*, Oktiabrina 

Bakhlaeva, Adolfo Exebio Garcia and Ma. Eugenia 

Delgadillo Pinon, Colegio de Postgraduados 

159-7 1649a Salt-Affected Soils in the Baikal Region, Russia. 

Galina I. Chernousenko*, V.V.Dokuchaev Soil Science 

Institute 

159-8 1649b Structural Aggregates’Stability in Soils Irrigated 

with Sodic-Saline Water and Subsequently Reclaimed. 

Giovanna Cucci*, Angelo Caliandro and 

Giovanni Lacolla, Università di Bari–Dipartimento 

di Scienze delle Produzioni Vegetali 

159-9 1746a The Spatial Distribution of Soil Salinity: Detection 

and Prediction. Akmal Akramhanov, CIM- 

MYT, Christopher Martius*, Center for Development 

Research (ZEF) and Paul L.G. Vlek, Center for 

Development Research 

159-10 1746b Black Carbon from Rice Residues as Soil Amendment 

and for Carbon Sequestration. Stephan M. 

Haefele* 1 , J.K. Ladha 1 and Yothin Konboon 2 , (1)International 

Rice Research Institute, (2)Ubon Rice 


159-11 1747a Assessment of the Origin of Surface Salinity 

Problems in the Surroundings of Evaporation 

Ponds in a Semi-Arid Environment. Thomas 

Baumgartl*, Kate Secombe, Mansour Edraki and 

David Mulligan, Centre for Mined Land Rehabilitation 

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159-12 1747b Evaluating the Effects of Tailwater Irrigation on 

Soil Salinity and Discharge Water Quality. 

Heather V. Graham* 1 , Nigel W.T. Quinn 2 and Kate 

Hucklebridge 2 , (1)Occidental College, (2)Lawrence 

Berkeley National Laboratory 

159-13 1748a Soils of Taiga and Their Evolution in the Course 

of Forest Successions. Lev O. Karpachevskiy*, 

Moscow State Univ, Faculty of Soil Science, 

Mikhael L. Karpachevskiy, Moscow State Univ and 

Tatiana A. Zubkova, Moscow State Univ, Facultty of 


159-14 1748b Effect of Flooding Treatment to Desalinize Greenhouse 

Soil after Vegetable Cropping. Minkyeong 

Kim*, Keean Roh, Myungchul Seo, Yeonkyu Sonn, 

Namjong Lee and Munhwan Koh, Division of Agricultural 

Environment and Ecology, National Institute 

of Agricultural Science and Technology 

159-15 1749a Soil Genetics as Affected by Topography and 

Depth of Saline and Alkali Ground Water under 

Semi-Arid Condition in Southern Iran. MK Kianian*, 

Univ of Tehran 

159-16 1749b Soil Salinity in the Gobi (Mongolia). Ye.I. 

Pankova*, V.V.Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute 

159-17 1846a Salinity Hazard Assessment of Paddy Soils in 

Thailand Using Innovative Ground Geophysics. 

Jean-Pierre Montoroi* Sr., Institut of Research for 

Development, Olivier Grünberger Sr., IRD–Land 

Development Dept, Nordine Bouzid Jr., Zonge Engineering 

and Research Organization, Inc., Yannick 

Enet Jr., Paris XII Univ, Jean-Luc Maeght Sr., IRD- 

LDD, Somsak Sukchan Sr., LDD-Office of Soil Survey, 

Kriengsak Srisuk Sr., GroundWater Research 

Center and Suwanchai Nadee Sr., GWRC, Khon 

Kaen Univ 

159-18 1846b Weeds and Wildfires: Soil Temperature and CO 2 

Affect Plant Diversity at a Mine Fire. Daniel 

Ressler* and Erin Markel, Susquehanna Univ 

159-19 1847a Effects of Salinity, Sodicity, and Clay Mineralogy 

on Soil Physical and Hydraulic Properties. Victor 

M. Ruiz Vera, Colegio de Postgraduados, Campus 

San Luis Potosi and Laosheng Wu*, Univ of California-Riverside 

159-20 1847b Soil Quality Classification of Salt Affected Sites 

Using Two Combined Multivariate Analysis 

Methods and Vegetation Associations: A Case 

Study at the Former Texcoco Lake, Mexico. 

Norma Fernandez-Buces* and Christina Siebe 

Grabach, Instituto de Geología, Univ Nacional 

Autónoma de México 

159-21 1848a Chemical Properties of Soil and Yield of Sunflower 

as Influenced by Application of Saline 

Water and Gypsum. J.R. Kadam*, Mahatma Phule 

Krishi Vidyapeeth and AM Deokar, Dept of Agri 

Chem & Soil Sciences 

159-22 1848b Effect of Irrigation-Induced Salinity and Sodicity 

on Sugarcane Yields, Soil Chemical and Microbial 

Properties. Richard John Haynes* and 

Diana N. Rietz, Univ of KwaZulu-Natal 

159-23 1849a Micronutrients (Cu, Zn, Fe, Mn, Mo) Status of a 

Sodic Soil under Cultivation of Aromatic Crops. 

R. P. Singh*, R. K. Singh, S. N. Singh and R. S. 

Singh, Dept of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, 

Udai Pratap Autonomous College 

159-24 1849b Spatial Variability of Soil Salinity Due to the Presence 

of Atriplex spp. (saltbush). Reza Soleimani*, 

Soil and Water Research Institute 

159-25 1948a Modelling of Prevention of Salt Affected Sandy 

Soil Degradation on Upper Sieo Watershed by 

Different Tree Species Plantation. Bubpha Toparkngarm* 

1 , Vidhaya Trelo-ges 1 , Samang Homchuen 1 

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and Somsak Sukchan Sr. 2 , (1)Khonkaen Univ, 

(2)LDD-Office of Soil Survey 

159-26 1948b Halophytic Shrub Plantations and Their Role in 

Rehabilitation of Salt-Affected Soils at the Coast 

of the Aral Sea. Nina I. Shevyakova 1 , Lev O. 

Karpachevskiy* 2 , S. Lutts 3 and Vladimir V. 

Kuznetsov 1 , (1)Timiriazev Institute of Plant Physiology, 

(2)Moscow State Univ, Faculty of Soil Science, 

(3)Univ Catholique de Louvain 



3.5P New Methods for Large-Area Assessment of Soil 


160-1 1650a Anthropogenic Soil Contamination on Large 

Scale: Methods of Investigation, Assessment and 

Rehabilitation by Examples of Eastern Germany. 

Karsten Grunewald* Sr., Univ of Technologies Dresden 

160-2 1650b Thermal Conductivity in Clayey and Sandy Materials. 

Juana Pérez Arias* 1 , Manuel Antonio Henriquez 

Rodríguez 2 , Ana M. Tarquis 1 and José María 

Gascó Montes 1 , (1)ETSI Agrónomos-UPM, 

(2)UCLA-agronomía 

160-3 1651a NIR Spectroscopy for Large Area Assessment of 

Ecosystem Responses to Everglades Restoration. 

Matthew Cohen*, Sabine Grunwald, Mark Clark 

and Ramesh Reddy, Soil and Water Science, Univ of 

Florida 

160-4 1651b Spatial Modelling of Soil Organic Carbon in a 

Tropical Agricultural Landscape of Western 

Kenya. Tom Owiyo* 1 , Keith Shepherd 2 and Stephen 

D. DeGloria 1 , (1)Cornell Univ, (2)World Agroforestry 


160-5 1652b Instruments to Evaluate the Agroecological and 

Environmental Deterioration in Motatan River 

Basin, Venezuela. José Mendoza* 1 , Edgar Jaimes 1 , 

Neida Pineda 1 , Yalitza Ramos 2 and Juana Linares 3 , 

(1)Soil and Water Reasearch Group, Los Andes 

Univ, (2)Univ Bolivariana de Venezuela, (3)Univ de 

Los Andes 

160-6 1653a Mapping Soil Salinity Using a Combined Spectral 

Response Index for Bare Soil and Vegetation: A 

Case Study in the Former Lake Texcoco, Mexico. 

Norma Fernandez-Buces* 1 , Christina Siebe 

Grabach 1 , José Luis Palacio 2 and Silke Cram 3 , (1)Instituto 

de Geología, Univ Nacional Autónoma de 

México, (2)Dirección General de Estudios de Posgrado, 

Uinv Nacional Autónoma de México, (3)Instituto 

de Geografía, Univ Nacional Autónoma de 

México 

160-7 1653b VNIR (350-2500 nm) and MIR (2500-25000 nm) 

Diffuse Reflectance of Soil Organic Matter for 

Calcareous Soils in North Central Montana. 

David J. Brown*, Montana State Univ, Genevieve 

Steward, Montana State Univ–Bozeman and Keith 

D. Shepherd, World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) 

160-8 1750a Land Degradation Surveillance: A Spatial Framework 

for Characterization, Research and Development. 

Markus Walsh*, K. D. Shepherd, A. Awiti 

and T-G Vagen, World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) 

160-9 1750b Apparent Soil Electrical Conductivity: Past, Present, 

and Future Trends in Application. Dennis

Corwin*, USDA-ARS, George E. Brown Jr. Salinity 

Laboratory 

160-10 1751a Rapid Techniques for Large-Area Detection of 

Soil Physical Degradation. C. T. Omuto*, Univ of 

Nairobi and K. D. Shepherd, World Agroforestry 


160-11 1751b Mapping Soil Salinity Risk Using Multivariate 

Geostatistics. Annamaria Castrignanò* 1 , Nicola 

Lopez 1 , Stefania Fanni 2 and Rita Puddu 2 , (1)CRA– 

Agronomic Research Institute, (2)CRAS-ERA 

Sardegna 

160-12 1752a Evaluation of the Fitorremediation in Soil Polluted 

by Diesel. Osmar R. Brito*, Alex G. Pavanelli, 

Carmen L.B. Guedes, Lucimara J. Koga and Rafael 

M. Brito, UEL 

160-13 1752b Crop Production and Soil Salinity in the Tsunami 

Affected Areas of the Eastern Coast of Aceh 

Province, Indonesia. Teuku Iskandar 1 , Achmad 

Rachman* 2 , M. Nur 1 , Malem McLeod 3 , Kasdi Subagyono 

2 , Natalie Moore 4 and Peter Slavich 4 , (1)Aceh 

Assessment Institute for Agricultural Technology, 

(2)Indonesian Soil Research Institute, (3)NSW Dept 

of Primary Industries, Tamworth, (4)NSW Dept of 


160-14 1753a Impact of Intensified Agriculture Practices in the 

Nazas-Aguanaval Watershed, Northern Mexico. 

Jose L. Gonzalez Barrios* 1 , Luc Descroix 2 , Juan 

Estrada Avalos 1 , Rodolfo Jasso Ibarra 1 , Ignacio 

Sanchez Cohen 1 , Guillermo Gonzalez Cervantes 1 

and Ignacio Orona Castillo 1 , (1)INIFAP, (2)IRD 

160-15 1753b Development of a Geographic Information System 

to Map Salinity Hazard in the Lower Macquarie 

River Valley. John Triantafilis* 1 , Sam 

Buchanan 1 and Inakwu Ominy A. Odeh 2 , (1)The 

Univ of New South Wales, (2)The Univ of Sydney 

160-16 1850a Microwave Remote Sensing of Soil Moisture from 

a Rover and Robotic Areial Platform: The Alabama 

Experiments. Frank Archer* 1 , Anatolij 

Shutko 1 , Tommy L. Coleman 1 , Alexander Haldin 2 , 

Igor Sidorov 3 and Evgeniy Novichiknin 2 , (1)Center 

for Hydrology, Soil Climatology and Remote Sensing 

(HSCaRS); Alabama A&M Univ, (2)Institute of 

Radioengineering and Electronics (IRE); Russian 

Academy of Science (RAS), (3)Institute of Radioengineering 

and Electronics (IRE), Russian Academy 

of Sciences (RAS) 

160-17 1850b Effects of Sample Preparation on VNIR (350- 

2500 nm) Diffuse Reflectance Predictions of Soil 

Organic and Inorganic C for Soils in North Central 

Montana. David J. Brown*, Montana State 

Univ and Genevieve Steward, Montana State Univ– 

Bozeman 

160-18 1851a Salinity Risk Modelling in Semi-Arid Australia: 

A Case Study in the Bourke Irrigation District, 

NSW. Sam Buchanan* and John Triantafilis, The 

Univ of New South Wales 

160-19 1851b Long-Term Salinization Dynamics of Irrigated 

Soils in the Golodnaya Steppe (Uzbekistan) as 

Determined from the Remote Sensing Data. Ekaterina 

V. Vilchevskaya* and Natalya V. Kalinina, 

V.V. Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute 

160-20 1852a Quantifying Effects of Afforestation and Deforestation 

on Soil and Forest Floor Carbon Budgets 

throughout the Conterminous USA from 1900 to 

2050. Peter B. Woodbury* 1 , Linda S. Heath 2 and 

James E. Smith 2 , (1)Crop and Soil Sciences Dept, 

Cornell Univ, (2)USDA Forest Service, Northeastern 

Research Station 

160-21 1852b The Spatial Distribution and Area Coverage of 

Urine Depositions in Grazed Dairy or Sheep and 


Beef Pastures in New Zealand. J.L. Moir* 1 , U. 

Fertsak 2 , K.C. Cameron 1 and H.J. Di 1 , (1)Centre for 

Soil and Environmental Quality, (2)Institute of Hydraulics 

and Rural Water Management 

160-22 1853a Assessment of Total, Stable and Labile Carbon 

Using Visible, Near-Infrared Diffuse Reflectance 

Spectroscopy. Gustavo M. Vasques* 1 , Sabine Grunwald 

2 and James O. Sickman 1 , (1)Soil and Water Science 

Dept, Univ of Florida, (2)Soil and Water Sci. 

Dept, Univ of Florida 

160-23 1853b Chesapeake Bay Riparian Forest and Wetland 

Buffer Inventory and Analysis Using a Geographic 

Information Systems Approach. Raymond 

C. Crew* and Rick L. Day, Penn State Univ 

160-24 1953a Spatial and Continuous Soil Information Monitoring 

by Field Server. Masaru Mizoguchi* 1 , 

Masayuki Hirafuji 2 , Tokihiro Fukatsu 2 , Takuji 

Kiura 2 , Kazuya Fujisawa 3 , Mitsuru Wada 3 and Seishi 

Ninomiya 2 , (1)The Univ of Tokyo, (2)National Agricultural 

Research Center, (3)Matsushita Electric 

Works, Ltd 




Communications—Poster 

161-1 1654a Country Almanacs: Geo-Referenced Soil, Social, 

and other Data for Modelling, Analysis and Policy 

Planning. Craig A. Meisner* 1 , Paul Wilkens 1 , 

Md. Anwar Iqbal 2 , A. Kamrul Habib 3 , D.N.R. Paul 4 , 

Abed H. Chowdhury 2 and Donbox Sarker 5 , (1)IFDC, 

(2)Bangladesh Agriculture Research Council, (3)Soil 

Resources Division Institute, (4)Bangladesh Rice 

Research Institute, (5)CIMMYT 

161-2 1654b Junior Master Gardener. Sonnie Feagley*, Randy 

Seagraves and Lisa Whittlesey, Horticultural Sciences 

161-3 1655a Web-Based Technology Transfer (the “Open-Access 

File Cabinet”): An AFSRC Example. K. Dale 

Ritchey*, Douglas Boyer and David P. Belesky, 

USDA-ARS Appalachian Farming Systems Research 

Center 

161-4 1655b Regional Nutrient Quota System for Reducing 

Nutrient Input in South Korea. Youn Lee* and 

Hongbae Yun, National Institute of Agricultural Science 


161-5 1754a Improving the Relevancy of Soil Science to Nutrient 

Management Policy: A Multidisciplinary Investigation 

of Soil and Manure Management. 

Peter Kleinman* 1 , Andrew Sharpley 1 , John 

Schmidt 1 , Curtis Dell 1 and Douglas Beegle 2 , 

(1)USDA Agricultural Research Service, (2)Penn 

State Univ 

161-6 1754b Participatory Process to Develop a General Permit 

for Regulation of Concentrated Animal Feeding 

Operations (CAFOs) in Connecticut. Thomas 

Morris* 1 , Walter Smith 2 , Joseph Neafsey 2 and 

Joseph Wettemann 3 , (1)Univ of Connecticut, 

(2)USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service, 

(3)Connecticut Dept of Environmental Protection 

161-7 1755a Activities of the Southern Extension-Research 

Activity Group 17 (SERA 17) to Develop Science- 

Based Policies and Best Management Practices to 

Minimize Phosphorus Losses from Agriculture. 

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Forbes Walker* 1 , Chris Gross 2 and Jerry Lemunyon 

2 , (1)Univ of Tennessee, (2)USDA/NRCS 

161-8 1755b Quantifying Sprawl and its Threat to Prime 

Farmland. Maaike J. Broos* and Rick L. Day, Penn 

State Univ 

161-9 1854a The New York CAFO Program: Succesfully Connecting 

Science, Policy, Regulation, and Implementation. 

Karl J. Czymmek* and Quirine M. Ketterings, 

Cornell Univ 



4.1A Organic Farming – Advantages and Disadvantages 

for Soils, Water Quality and Sustainability—Poster 

162-1 1656a Effect of Organics on the Productivity of Spanish 

Bunch Groundnut under Rainfed Farming Situations. 

Lokanath H. Malligawad* and Parameshwarappa 

K.G., Univ of Agricultural Sciences 

162-2 1656b Organic Approach to Soil and Crop Management 

for Eco-Friendly Green Chilli Production. 

Kalpana Rengabashyam* 1 , Kaleeswari.Kutralingam 

Ramaiah 2 and Devasenapathy Palanisamy 2 , (1)Dept 

of Agronomy, Tamil Nadu Agricultural Univ, 

(2)Tamil Nadu Agricultural Univ 

162-3 1657a Functional Diversity of Soil Microbial Communities 

Estimated by Biolog GN Substrate Utilization 

Patterns under Organic Land Use in Korea. 

Yun-Jeong Lee* 1 , Jae-Hong Roo 1 , Sang-Beom Lee 1 , 

Yong-Hwan Lee 1 and Hyo-Jin Lim 2 , (1)National Institute 

of Agricultural Science and Technology, 

(2)Hankyong National Univ 

162-4 1657b Impact of Organic and Inorganic Sources of Nutrients 

on Quality and Yield of French Bean 

(Phaseolus vulgaris L.). Veerabhadraiah, 

Chamegowda, Badrinath*, UAS,GKVK,Bangalore- 

560065 

162-5 1658a The Effects of Hairy-Vetch and Rye, as Green 

Manure Crops, on Biomass Production and Nitrogen 

Utilization of Red Pepper. Jwa-Kyung 

Sung*, Organic Farming Division, National Institute 

of Agricultural Science and Technology 

162-6 1658b Application of Innovative Biotechnology in Composting 

Fish Waste and Improving Nutrient 

Value. Fu-Hsian Chang*, Bemidji State Univ 

162-7 1659a Evolution of Soil-Crop System after Three Year 

of Aplication the Pig Slurry with Fertilizer Organic 

in Crop of Broccoli. Miriam Llona* Sr. and 

Ángel Faz II, Univ Politecnica de Cartagena 

162-8 1659b Effect of Enriched Compost on Crop Growth and 

Soil Properties. K. Srikanth*, Gopalan organics, 

Gopalan Enterprises International Pvt. Ltd 

162-9 1660a Organic Farming Increases Nitrate Leaching 

from Soils under Cold-Temperate Conditions. 

Gunnar Torstensson, Lars Bergström, Lennart Mattsson 

and Holger Kirchmann*, Swedish Univ of Agricultural 

Sciences, Dept of Soil Sciences 

162-10 1660b How Will an Increase in Ecological Agriculture 

Affect Soil Carbon Balances in Sweden?. Olof 

Andrén* 1 , Thomas Kätterer 1 and Holger Kirchmann 

2 , (1)SLU, Dept of Soil Sciences, (2)Swedish 

Univ of Agricultural Sciences, Dept of Soil Sciences 

162-11 1661a Influence on Agricultural Environment by Application 

of Food Waste Compost. Kyu Ho So*, Jong 

Sik Lee, Ki Seog Seong and Myung Chul Seo, Na- 

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tional Institute of Agricultural Science and Technology 

162-12 1661b Factors Influencing the Soil Nutrient Status of 

Organic Vegetable Farms in Northeastern US. 

Thomas Morris* 1 , Jianli Ping 1 , Robert Durgy 1 , 

George Hamilton 2 , Stefan Seiter 3 , Eric Sideman 4 

and Karen Anderson 5 , (1)Univ of Connecticut, 

(2)Univ of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension, 

(3)Linn-Benton Community College, (4)Maine Organic 

Farmers and Gardeners Association, (5)Northeast 

Organic Farmers Organization-New Jersey 

162-13 1756a Influence of Plant Litter and Animal Excreta on 

Leaching of Dissolved Organic Nitrogen and Carbon 

in Pastoral Soil. Anwar Ghani*, Moira Dexter, 

Martin Kear, Stuart Lindsey and Stewart Ledgard, 

AgResearch, Ruakura Research Centre 

162-14 1756b Correlation of Land Management Practices to 

the Incidence of Fusarium Wilt of Tomato. Dan O. 

Chellemi* 1 , Erin N. Rosskopf 1 and Jim H. Graham 2 , 

(1)USHRL, USDA-ARS, (2)CREC, Univ of Florida 

162-15 1757a Assessing the Quality of Plant Residues and Managing 

their Breakdown Rate to Enhance the Sustainability 

of Lowland Rice Cropping Systems. 

Gina Villegas Pangga*, Farming Systems and Soil 

Resources Institute and Graeme Blair, Dept of 

Agronomy and Soil Science, Univ of New England 

162-16 1757b Vermicompost : A Potential Organic Nutrient 

Source for Organic Farming. K. Ushakumari*, 

Sailajakumari M S and Sheeba P S, Kerala Agricultura 

Univ, College of Agriculture, 

162-17 1758a Effect of Organic Farming on Soil Quality, Nutrient 

Uptake, Yield and Quality of Indian Spice. 

Sadanandan A.K Dr* and S. Hamza, Indian Institute 

of Spices Reseach 

162-18 1758b Effects of Organic Farming on the Labile Carbon 

Pool in Soils. Katia Liburdi*, Dept Agrobiology 

and Agrochemistry, Univ of Tuscia, Karsten Kalbitz, 

Univ of Bayreuth, Dept of Soil Ecology, Sara 

Marinari, Dept Agrobiology and Agrochemistry, 

Univ of Tuscia and Stefano Grego, Dept Agrobiology 

and Agrochemistry, University of Tuscia 

162-19 1759a Effect of Pre-Treated and Enriched Coirdust 

Compost on the Yield and Uptake of Major and 

Micronutrients by Corn Crop. Anand H.S.* 1 , 

Suseela Devi L. 2 and Pardhasaradhi V 1 , (1)Advinus 

Therapeutics Private Limited, (2)Univ of Agricultrural 


162-20 1759b Soil Physical and Chemical Properties in Age 

Chronosequence of Organic Farms. Yoshiaki Ikemura*, 

New Mexico State Univ and Manoj K. 

Shukla, Dept of Agronomy and Horticulture 

162-21 1856a Fungal/Bacterial Ratios in Grasslands with Contrasting 

Nitrogen Management. Franciska T. De 

Vries 1 , Ellis Hoffland 1 , Jaap Bloem 2 , Nick Van Eekeren 

3 and Lijbert Brussaard* 1 , (1)Wageningen Univ 

and Research Centre, Dept Soil Quality, (2)Wageningen 

Univ and Research Centre, Alterra, 

(3)Louis Bolk Institute, Dept Organic Agriculture 

162-22 1856b Study on the Utilization of Food Waste Slurry. 

KYU HO SO*, Jong-Sik Lee, Ki-Seog Seong and 

Gun-Yeob Kim, National Institute of Agricultural 


162-23 1857a Difference in Nitrogen Mineralization Properties 

of Various Organic Inputs in Korean Paddy 

Soil. Jae-Hoon Shin*, Jong-Chul Yun, Du-Hoi Choi 

and Han-Myeong Kim, National Institute of Agricultural 


162-24 1857b Organic Production Systems for Pecans. Joe Bradford*, 

USDA-Agricultural Research Service

162-25 1858a The Effects of Phosphate Solubleizing Bacteria 

(PSB) on Potato Yield at Iran Environment. 

Hamid Madani*, Islamic Azad Univ Arak Branch 

162-26 1858b The Effects of Applied Organic Materials for Improving 

Soil Physico-Chemical Properties in 

Paddy Fields. Yong Hwan Lee*, Sang Min Lee, 

Jwa Kyung Sung, Young Ho Kim, Du Hoi Choi and 

Gab Hee Ryu, Organic Farming Division, 

NIAST(National Institute of Agricultural Science 

and Technology) 

162-27 1859a Cow Manure Biodegradation in Corn Under Drip 

Sub-Irrigation System. Enrique Salazar*, Jose 

Dimas, Cirilo Vazquez, Manlio Ramirez, Manuel 

Fortiz and Rafael Zuniga, Durango Univ 

162-28 1859b Nutrient Supply Ability of Hairy Vetch and Rye 

as Green Manure in Organic Farming System. 

Sang-Min LEE*, NIAST 

162-29 1953b Tillage Systems and Organic Fertilization in 

Maize Forage. Jose Dimas Lopez 1 , Enrique 

Salazar* 2 , Alfonso Avalos Jr. 1 , Cirilo Vazquez Jr. 2 

and Rafael Zuniga Jr. 2 , (1)Univ Juarez del estado de 

Durango, (2)Durango Univ 

162-30 1954a Ragi Crop Yield and Physical Properties of the 

Vertisols as Influenced by Residual Effect of Coir 

Pith Based Compost with other Organics and Inorganics. 

A. R. Sushma 1 , Basavaraja P.K.* 2 , M. S. 

Badrinath 1 and S. Sridhara 3 , (1)Univ of Agricultural 

Sciences, (2)AICRP on STCR, (3)College of Agriculture 

and Zonal Agricultural Research Station 

162-31 1954b Potassium Balances and Changes of Exchangeable 

Potassium in Swedish Long-Term Soil Fertility 

Experiments on Different Soil Types. Stefan 

Andersson* 1 , Magnus Simonsson 1 , Lennart Mattsson 

1 , Anthony Edwards 2 and Ingrid Öborn 1 , (1)Dept 

of Soil Sciences, Swedish Univ of Agricultural Sciences 

(SLU), (2)The Macaulay Institute 

162-32 19555a Assessment of the Influence of Organic Farming 

on Water Quality by Measuring and Modelling 

Drainage Water Quality. Frauke Deunert and 

Nicola Fohrer*, Dep. Hydrology & Water 

Ressources Management, Ecology Centre CAU Kiel 

162-33 1955b Comparing Phosphorus Budgets under Biodynamic 

and Conventionally Managed Irrigated 

Dairy Farms. Lucy L. Burkitt*, Tasmanian Institute 

of Agricultural Research, Univ of Tasmania, Doug 

R. Small, Environmental & Agricultural Consulting 

Pty Ltd, John W. McDonald, Veterinary & Nutrition 

Consultant and William J. Wales, Dept of Primary Industries 

162-34 1956b Production of Plant Growth Hormones and Subtilin 

from Organic-Biodynamic Manures. Karuppan 

Perumal* V and Varadarajan Stalin, Shri Amm 

Murugappa Chettiar Research Center 

162-35 1957a Impact of Air-jection on Yield and Quality of 

Vegetables Grown in California. Dave Goorahoo* 

1 , Diganta Adhikari 1 , David Zoldoske 1 , Angelo 

Mazzei 2 and Richard Fannuchi 3 , (1)California State 

Univ-Fresno, (2) Mazzei Injector Corporation, (3) 

Mazzei Injector Corporation, 

162-36 1957b Soil Fertility Status of Ultisols as Influenced by 

Arecanut Based Cropping System and Nutrient 

Management through Organic Matter Recycling. 

Ravi Bhat* and Sujatha S, Central Plantation Crops 

Research Institute, Regional Station 

162-37 1958a Productivity and Quality of Wheat and Basmati 

Rice as Influenced by Organics. Ajit S. Kharub*, 

Directorate of Wheat Research (ICAR) 

162-38 1958b Germination of Maize as Affected by Rates and 

Time of Poultry Manure Application. S. Agyenim 

Boateng*, Soil Research Institute 

162-39 1959a Composting of Rice Straw and Hardwood Bark 

with Oilseed Sesame Cake and Rice Bran. Sang- 

Beom Lee*, National Institute of Agricultural Science 


162-40 1959b Effect of Inoculation of Trichoderma harzianum 

on the Rate of Sugarcane Bagasse Decomposition 

and Produced Compost Enrichment. ladan 

Razikordmahalleh*, Dept of the Environment 




4.1B Role of Organic Matter for Soil Properties and Consequences 

for Environmental Functions—Poster 

163-1 2501a Long-Term Fertilization and Rainfall Effects on 

Soil Organic Carbon Changes of a Haplic Luvisol. 

László Márton*, Research Institute for Soil Science 

and Agricultural Chemistry of the Hungarian 


163-2 2501b Nitrogen Mineralizing Ability of Gray Forest Soil 

and Leached Chernozem. Tatyana V. 

Kuznetsova* 1 , Anastasiya Tulina 1 , Alexander 

Kuznetsov 1 , Nataliya Semenova 1 , Elena Nadezhkina 

2 and Vyacheslav Semenov 1 , (1)Institute of 

Physicochemical and Biological Problems in Soil 

Science, Russian Academy of Sciences, (2)Penza 

State Agricultural Academy 

163-3 2502a Towards a Common Humus Form Classification, 

A First European Approach: Few Generic Top 

Soil References as Functional Units. Augusto 

Zanella* 1 , Michael Englisch 2 , Bernard Jabiol 3 , Klaus 

Katzensteiner 4 , Rein de Waal 5 , Herbert Hager 6 , Bas 

van Delft 7 , Ulfert Graefe 8 , Jean-Jacques Brun 9 , Silvia 

Chersich 10 , Gabriele Broll 11 , Eckart Kolb 12 , 

Roland Baier 13 , Rainer Baritz 14 , Roger Langohr 15 , 

Nathalie Cools 16 , Martin Wresowar 4 , Gerhard Milbert 

17 and Jean-François Ponge 18 , (1)Dept. TeSAF, 

Univ of Padova, (2)Federal Research and Training 

Centre for Forests, Dept. of Forest Ecology and 

Soils, (3)ENGREF, (4)Institute of Forest Ecology, 

(5)Alterra, Centre for Ecosystem Studies, (6)Boden 

Univ, (7)Alterra, Soil Science Centre, (8)IFAB Institute 

for Applied Soil Biology, (9)CEMAGREF, 

(10)Centro Ecologia Alpina, (11)Univ of Vechta, 

(12)Univ of Munich, (13)TU–Munchen, (14)Federal 

Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources, 

(15)Univ of Ghent, (16)Institute for Forestry and 

Game Management, (17)Geological Survey of 

Northrhine-Westphalia, (18)Museum National 

d’Histoire Naturelle 

163-4 2502b Soil Enzyme Activity as Affected by the Integrated 

Use of P Sources with Vermicompost and 

Phosphobacteria in Cotton (Gossypium Hirsutum) 

– Pulse (Vigna Ungigulata) MIX in an Inceptisol. 

Subramanium Thiyageshwari* and Duraisamy 

Selvi, Tamil Nadu Agricultural Univ 

163-5 2503a Glomalin and Water-Stable Aggregation Measurements 

in Northern Plains Rangeland Management 

Studies. Kristine A. Nichols*, USDA- 

ARS, John R. Hendrickson, USDA-ARS, Northern 

Great Plains Research Laboratory and James E. Millar, 

USDA-NRCS 

163-6 2503b Effect of Organic Manures on Micronutrients 

Availability in Different Soils. Sogol Rasoli* and 

Akbar Forghani, Guilan Univ 

149 

POSTERS


163-7 2504a Dynamics of Macro and Micronutrients in Lowland 

Rice as Affected by the Continuous Adoption 

of STCR-IPNS Technology in Typic Haplustalf. 

Subramanium Thiyageshwari*, P. Murugesa 

Boopathi and R. Natesan, Tamil Nadu Agricultural 

Univ 

163-8 2504b Sustaining Soil Health Using Biodigested Organic 

Manures and Inorganic Manure in a Rice-Based 

Cropping System. Maragatham Narayanan*, Tamil 


163-9 2505a Soil Specific Surface Area After 40 Years of Different 

Organic and Mineral Fertilizer Use. 

Francesco Morari* and Chiara Pagliarin, DAAPV, 

Univ of Padova 

163-10 2505b Soil Pore Size Distribution after 40 Years of Different 

Organic and Mineral Fertilizer Use. 

Francesco Morari*, Chiara Pagliarin and Luigi Giardini, 

DAAPV, Univ of Padova 

163-11 2601a Application of a General Relationship between 

Soil Particle Density and Organic Matter to Mollisols 

of Santa Fe (Argentina). Miguel A. Pilatti, 

Pablo J. Ghiberto and Silvia Imhoff*, Facultad de 

Ciencias Agrarias, Universidad Nacional del Litoral 

163-12 2601b Analytical Investigation of Surface Soil Associated 

with Revegetated Riparian Sites in Gippsland’S 

Dairy Industry. Yvette F. Cole*, Antonio F 

Patti and Samuel B Adeloju, Monash University 

School of Applied Sciences & Engineering/Centre 

for Green Chemistry 

163-13 2602a CO2 emission from agricultural soil after green 

manuring. Roberto Mancinelli 1 , Sara Marinari* 2 , 

Alessandra Di Tizio 2 and Enio Campiglia 1 , (1)Dept. 

Crop Production, (2)Dept. Agrobiology and Agrochemistry–University 

of Tuscia 

163-14 2602b Interactions of recPrP with organic matter of soil 

aggregates. Luigi P. D’Acqui* 1 , Amaranta Pucci 1 

and Luca Calamai 2 , (1)Istituto per lo Studio degli 

Ecosistemi CNR–ISE, (2)Università di Firenze 

163-15 2603a Maturity and stability parameters of composts 

prepared from farm wastes. Devraj Chauhan*, 

V.S. Mor and C.P. Singh, CCS, HAU, HISAR, 

HARYANA 

163-16 2603b Influence of Selected Organic Mulches on Soil 

Temperatures, Soil Moisture and Pineapple 

(Ananas comosus) Production under Tropical 

Monsoon Climate. (None) Komariah* 1 , Kengou 

Itou 2 , Senge Masateru 2 and (None) Afandi 3 , 

(1)United Graduate School of Gifu University, 

(2)Agriculture Faculty, Gifu University, (3)Agriculture 

Faculty, Lampung University 

163-17 2604a Soil Organic Matter quality after 40 years of different 

organic and mineral fertilizations in three 

soils. Francesco Morari* 1 , Serenella Nardi 2 , Antonio 

Berti 1 , Emanuele Lugato 1 , Paolo Carletti 2 and Luigi 

Giardini 1 , (1)DAAPV, University of Padova, 

(2)Dipto Biotecnologie Agrarie 

163-18 2604b Response Of C mic-To-C org To Land Use And Fertilization 

In Subtropical Region Of China. Liu 

Shoulong* 1 , Wu Jinshu 2 , Su Yirong 2 , Huang 

Daoyou 2 , Xiao Heai 2 and Tong Chengli 2 , 

(1)Huazhong Agricultural Univ, (2) Chinese Academy 


163-19 2605a Variation in Some Properties of a Soil Conditioned 

by Oil Waste. Giovanna Cucci*, Università 

di Bari- Dipartimento di Scienze delle Produzioni 

Vegetali, Giovanni Lacolla, Università di Bari-Dipartimento 

di Scienze delle Produzioni Vegetali and 

Leonardo Caranfa, Liceo Scient. Polivalente 

163-20 2605b Cosequences of Organic and Inorganic Sources of 

Nutrients on Physico-Chemical Properties of Soil 

150 

under French Bean Land Use Cover. Veerabhadraiah,T.N.,Chamegowda,T.C 

Badrinath*, Agriculture 

college,UAS,GKVK,Bangalore-560 065 

163-21 2606a Effect of Lignite Humic Acid and Fertilizers on 

the Yield of Onion and Nutrient Availability. Mani 

Sangeetha*, Tamil Nadu Agricultural Univ 

163-22 2606b Soil Organic Matter at Steep-Slopes under Coffee 

Cultivation. Norma Eugenia García-Calderón* 1 , 

Gustavo Alvarez 1 , Pavel Krasilnikov 1 , María del 

Socorro Galicia 1 and G. Almendros 2 , (1)Univ Nacional 

Autónoma de México, (2)Centro de Ciencias 

Medioambientales, CSIC 

163-23 2701a Heavy Metal Content in Humic Acids by PIXE of 

Hyposodic Calcaric Phaeozems and Rendzic Leptosols 

Irrigated with Wastewater, DDR-063, Mexico. 

Iván E. Reyes Solis* 1 , Norma E. García 

Calderón 1 , Diana E. Servín Ruíz 1 and Corina Solís 2 , 

(1)Facultad de Ciencias, UNAM, (2)Instituto de 

Física, UNAM 

163-24 2701b Rotation and Tillage Affects on Soil Organic Carbon 

and Management of No-Till Acid Soils. Chad 

Godsey, Gary Pierzynski*, David Mengel and Ray 

Lamond, Kansas State Univ 

163-25 2702a Optimum Broiler Litter Application Date on 

Bermudagrass in Southeastern U.S. K. R. Sistani* 

1 , A. Adeli 1 , Haile Tewolde 1 and Geoff Brink 2 , 

(1)USDA-ARS, (2)USDA-Agricultural Research 

Service 

163-26 2702b Influence of Lignite Humic Acid on the Micronutrient 

Availability and Yield of Blackgram in an 

Alfisol. Ramasay Natesan*, S. Kandasamy, S. 

Thiyageshwari and P. Murugesa Boopathy, Tamil 


163-27 2703a Carbon Dynamics in Salt-Affected Soils. Vanessa 

N.L. Wong* 1 , Richard S.B. Greene 1 , Ram C. Dalal 2 , 

Brian W. Murphy 3 and Surender Mann 4 , (1)School 

of Resources, Environment and Society, The Australian 

National Univ, (2)Dept of Natural Resources 

and Mines, (3)New South Wales Dept of Infrastructure, 

Planning and Natural Resources, (4)Western 

Australia Chemistry Centre 

163-28 2703b Effect of Municipal Waste Compost Leachate on 

Yield and Trace Elements Uptake by Lettuce and 

Maize in Calcareous and Non-Calcareous Soils. 

Samaneh Aryabod 1 , Amir Fotovat* 1 , Amir Lakzian 2 

and Gholamhossein Haghnia 1 , (1)Ferdowsi Univ of 

Mashhad, (2)Ferdowsi Univ 

163-29 2704a Soil Carbon Mineralization in Mediterranean 

Environment: Effects of Land Use and Management 

Practices. M. Cristina Moscatelli, Sara Marinari*, 

Alessandra Di Tizio and Stefano Grego, Dept 

Agrobiology and Agrochemistry–Univ of Tuscia 

163-30 2704b Refining Algorithms in the Phosphorus Loss Assessment 

Tool for the Lower Coastal Plain of 

North Carolina. Laura A. Dell’Olio*, Rory Maguire 

and Deanna Osmond, North Carolina State Univ, 

Dept of Soil Science 

163-31 2705a The Organic Carbon stock in the Soils and 

Forests of Lombardy (North Italy). Stefano 

Brenna* and Silvia Solaro, ERSAF 

163-32 2705b Long-Term Effects of Inorganic and Organic Inputs 

on Yield and Soil Fertility in the Rice-Wheat 

Cropping System in India. D.S. Mehla 1 , J.P. 

Singh* 1 , K.S. Sekhon 2 , D. Sihag 3 and K.K. Bhardwaj 

1 , (1)Dept of Soil Science, (2)PAU Regional Research 

Station, Bhatinda, (3)Dept of Agriculture, 

Haryana 

163-33 2706a Influence of Orchards Soil Management Practices 

on Soil Chemical Properties. Enio 

Campiglia 1 , Roberto Mancinelli 1 , Sara Marinari* 2

and Andrea Cavalieri 1 , (1)Dept. Crop Production, 

(2)Dept Agrobiology and Agrochemistry–Univ of 

Tuscia 

163-34 2706b Corn Residue Incorporation and Manure Application 

History Influence Soil Enzyme Activities 

and Inorganic Nitrogen Dynamic. Farshid Nourbakhsh* 

1 , Nazila Khorsandi 1 and Richard Dick 2 , 

(1)Isfahan Univ of Technology, (2)Ohio State Univ 

163-35 2801a Study on soil use and management effects on soil 

property in different areas of Italy. rossella Papini*, 

Experimental Institute for Soil and Study Conservation, 

C.R.A., 

163-36 2801b Biochemical,enzymatic and humic fraction transformations 

during composting of urban and agricultural 

residues. Bhargavi M.V*, University of 


163-37 2802a Effects of Long-Term Nitrogen Fertilization and 

Crop Rotation on Soil Quality in Westcentral Illinois. 

Sindhu Jagadamma* 1 , Rattan Lal 2 , Robert G. 

Hoeft 3 and Eric A. Adee 3 , (1)Ohio State Univ, School 

of Natural Resources, (2)Carbon Management and 

Sequestration Centre, School of Environment and 

Natural Resources, FAES/OARDC, The Ohio State 

Univ, (3)Univ of Illinois 

163-38 2802b Indexing Organic Material Quality: a Novel Approach 

to Sustain Soil and Crop Productivity. M. 

I. Khalil* 1 , K. Inubushi 1 and U. Schmidhalter 2 , 

(1)Chiba Univ, (2)Technical Univ of Munich 

163-39 2803a Geochemistry, Microstructure and Micromorphology 

of Brown Isohumic Soils and Calcimagnesic 

Soils Amended by Organic Residue Composts 

and Manure (Sfax and Nabeul Regions , 

Tunisia). Hafedh Rigane* 1 , Imen Ben Mahmoud 1 , 

Mounir Medhioub 1 , Tahar Gallali 2 and Khaled Medhioub 

3 , (1)Earth Sciences Dept, (2)Laboratory of 

Pedology, (3)Preparatory Institute of Engineering 

Studies 

163-40 2803b Effect of Integrated Nutrient Management on 

the Availability of N, P, K and Cationic Micronutrients 

in Soils Growing Cabbage (Brassica oleracia 

var. Capitata L.). Pintu Sur* and Dilip Kumar 

Das, Dept of Ag. Chem. & Soil Science, Bidhan 

Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya 

163-41 2804a Relationship between Various Soil Organic Matter 

Pools with Nitrogen Uptake by Wheat. A.P. 

Gupta*, Dept of Soil Science, CCS Haryana Agricultural 

Univ and Ranjan Laik, Dept of Soil Science, 

Rajendra Agricultural Univ, Pusa 

163-42 2804b Evaluation of Greenhouse Gases Emissions from 

Soils Amended with Sewage Sludge. Paramasivam 

Sivapatham* 1 , Kenneth Sajwan 1 , Gamola 

Fortenberry 2 , Eric Stidum 3 , LaShasta Robinson 1 , 

Adeniyi Moses 1 , Ashok Alva 4 and Ali Fares 5 , (1)Savannah 

State Univ, (2)Florida Agricultural and Mechanical 

Univ, (3)Rust College, (4)USDA-ARS, 

(5)Natural Resources and Environmental Management 

Dept 

163-43 2805a Study of Organic Amendments Effect on Chemical 

and Biological Degredation of Atrazine in 

Soil. Gholam Hosain Haghnia*, Ehsan Ranjbar, 

Amir Lakzian and Amir Fotovat, Ferdowsi Univ 

163-44 2805b The Effect of Organic Materials on the Uptake of 

Heavy Metals by Maize (Zea mays) in Heavy 

Metals Polluted Soil. Jolanta Kwiatkowska* and 

Alina Maciejewska, Warsaw Univ of Technology 

163-45 2806b Duration of Continuous No-Tillage Management 

and Soil Nitrogen Status in the Virginia Coastal 

Plain. John Spargo* and Marcus Alley, Virginia 

Tech 




4.1PA Soils and Natural Hazards (Knowledge, Assessment 

and Mitigation)—Poster 

164-1 1662a Phytoextraction of Lead (Pb) with Applied 

Radish (Rhaphanus Sativa L.). Mehdi Homaee 1 , 

M. Hadi Ghaffariyan* Jr. 1 and Mohhamad Bybordi 2 , 

(1)Tarbiate Modarres, (2)Tehran Univ 

164-2 1663a Fate of Arsenic in Some Soils of Bangladesh. S.M. 

Imamul Huq* 1 , AFM Manzurul Hoque 2 , J.C. Joardar 

3 and J.U. Shoaib 2 , (1)Dept of Soil, Water and Environment, 

Univ of Dhaka, (2)Soil Resources Development 

Institute, (3)Bangladeh-Australia Centre for 

Environmental Research (BACER-DU) 

164-3 1663b Variability of Soil Physical and Chemical Properties 

as Affected by Flood Spreading in Musian 

Station (South Western Iran). Reza Soleimani*, 

Soil and Water Research Institute 

164-4 1664b Engineering Property of Marl and its Effects on 

Instability of Slopes. Reza Shahalipour*, ZPA 

164-5 1762a Influence of Soil Characteristics on Profile Distribution 

of Trace Elements in Indo-Gangetic Alluvial 

Plain of India. Kuldeep Singh*, Dept of Soil 

Science 

164-6 1762b Soil -Plant Transfer of Radiocaesium (Cs-137) 

and Dependance on Soil Properties. Sadhasivam 

Meena*, Tamil Nadu Agricultural Univ and A. RajaRajan, 

Regional Research Station 

164-7 1763a Remediation of Soil Cadmium Toxicity Using Cd- 

Zn Interaction for Sustainable Agriculture. D. 

Mazumdar, SS Das and SK Patra*, Bidhan Chandra 

Krishi Viswavidyalaya 

164-8 1861a Improvements to Peroxide Oxidation Procedures 

for Analysis of Self-Neutralizing Acid Sulfate 

Soils. Angus E. McElnea*, Col R. Ahern and Niki 

P. Finch, Queensland Dept of Natural Resources and 

Mines 

164-9 1861b Distribution of Man Induced Mineral Salts and 

Arsenic in the Irrigated Lands of Semi-Arid 

North Ethiopia. Fassil Kebede Yimamu*, Mekelle 

Univ 

164-10 1862a Degradation of Naphthalene-Benzene-Ul-14c in 

Microbial- Inocculated Soils from Keller Peninsula, 

Antarctica. Miriam A. Albuquerque* 1 , Carlos 

E.G.R. Schaefer 2 , Victor V. Pereira 2 and Bruno M.G. 

Alves 3 , (1)Centro Universitário Caratinga, (2)Departamento 

do Solos-Universidade Federal de Viçosa, 

(3)UNEC 

164-11 1862b The Preference for Electron Acceptors during 

Nitrate Reduction. Teresa Wodarczyk* 1 , Witold 

Stêpniewski 2 , Magorzata Brzezinska 1 and Urszula 

Kotowska 1 , (1)Institute of Agrophysics PAS, 

(2)Technical Univ of Lublin 

164-12 1961a Effect of Applied Phosphorus and Vermicompost 

on Removal of Heavy Metals by Leafy Vegetables 

in Polluted Soil. Velugubantla Adinarayana* and 

Sukruth T. Kumar, Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural 

Univ 

164-13 1961b Use of Extractable Iron as a Differentiating Criterion 

for Soil Series Separation. Shawn McVey*, 

USDA-NRCS and The Univ of Connecticut, Harvey 

D. Luce, Dept of Plant Science and Thomas Morris, 

Univ of Connecticut 

164-14 1962b Compared Micromorphology of Alpine Debris 

Flow Deposits and Parent Materials. Pascal 

Boivin*, Institute of Research for Development, Carole 

Theler, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology 

and John Menzies, Brock Univ 

151 

POSTERS


164-15 1963a Screening Ricinus communis L. (Castor) Cultivars. 

Ramasamy Krishnasamy* 1 , M. Malarkodi 1 

and T. Chitdeshwari 2 , (1)Tamil Nadu Agricultural 

Univ, (2)Agricultural Research Station 

164-16 1963b Arsenic Uptake of Five Vegetables from Two Natural 

Arsenic Contaminated Soils and One Soil 

Treated with Arsenic. Majid Afyuni* 1 , Mohammad 

Hajabbasi 1 , Mostafa Mobli 1 and Rainer 

Schulin 2 , (1)Isfahan Univ of Technology, (2)ETHZ 



4.1PB Soil, Wine and Other Quality Crops—Poster 

165-1 1565a Yield and Quality of Bhendi (Abelmoschus esculentus) 

as Influenced by Micronutrients in Comparison 

with Microfood with/without Organics 

and Bio-Fertilizers in an Inceptisol. Selvi Duraisamy*, 

Dept of Soil Science and Agricultural 

Chemistry, Tamil Nadu Agricultural Univ, 

Thiyageshwari Subramanian, Dept of Soil Scienceand 

Agricultural Chemistry, TNAU and Rajkannan 

Bellie, Dept of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, 

TNAU 

165-2 1565b Soil Suitability for the Cultivation of the “Mantuan” 

Pear (Lombardy, Italy). Stefano Brenna*, 

ERSAF and Lucio Andreoli, Provincia Mantova 

165-3 1566a Effect of Phosphorus and Sulphur application 

on Forage Yield, Quality, Nutrient Uptake and 

Cyanide Content of Forage of Sorghum 

[Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench]. Pravinchandra C. 

Patel*, Main Forage Research Station, Anand Agricultural 

Univ 

165-4 1566b On-Farm Nutrient Management in Cigar Tobacco. 

Malarvizhi Palaniappa Pillai*, Professor, 

Dept of SS&AC, Tamil Nadu Agricultural Univ, 

Sharmila Banu Santhu Mohamed, Professor, Dept. 

of SS&AC, Tamil Nadu Agricultural Univ and T. Nagendra 

Rao, Potash and Phosphate Institute of 

Canada-India Programme 

165-5 1567a Effect of Phosphorus and Potassium application 

on Forage Yield, Quality, Nutrient Uptake and 

Persistence of Lucerne (Medicago sativa L.). 

Pravinchandra C. Patel*, Main Forage Research Station, 

Anand Agricultural Univ and Anilkumar V. 

Kotecha, Main Forage Research Station, Anand 

Agricultural University, Anand-388110(Gujarat 

State), India 

165-6 1567b Soil, Wine and other Quality Crops, a New Frontier 

of Soil Science. Edoardo A.C. Costantini*, 

CRA-ISSDS, Susan Southard, USDA-NRCS and 

Jessica G. Davis, Colorado State Univ 

165-7 1664a Soil Influence on Nitrogen Availability for Sugar 

Beet. Rosa Marchetti* 1 , Enrico Biancardi 2 , Piergiorgio 

Stevanato 2 and Gilda Ponzoni 1 , (1)Agricultural 

Research Council–Agronomical Research Institute, 

Modena Section, (2)Agricultural Research 

Council–Experimental Institute for Industrial Crops, 

Rovigo Section 

165-8 1665a Soil Influence on the Ripening and Chemical- 

Organoleptic Characteristics of “Frantoio” and 

“Moraiolo” Monocultivar Oils. Antonio Cimato 1 , 

Edoardo A.C. Costantini* 2 , Elena Franchini 1 , 

Cristina Attilio 1 and Roberto Barbetti 2 , (1)CNR- 

IVALSA, (2)CRA-ISSDS 

152 

165-9 1665b Effect of Soil Properties on the Quality and Productivity 

of Coffee in Mountainous Regions of 

Sierra Madre del Sur (Southern México). Louis- 

Pierre Comeau*, Lab. Edafología, Facultad de Ciencias, 

UNAM. and Pavel Krasilnikov, (1) Institute of 

Biology, KarRC, RAS (2) Facultad de Ciencias, 

UNAM 

165-10 1666b Soil Characteristics for Qualitative Sangiovese 

Wine Production in Tuscany (Italy). From the 

Experimental Vineyard to the Land Evaluation. 

Edoardo A.C. Costantini* 1 , Pierluigi Bucelli 1 , Sergio 

Pellegrini 1 , Paolo Storchi 2 and Roberto Barbetti 

1 , (1)CRA-ISSDS, (2)CRA-ISV 



4.2A Soil Care and Quality Soil Management—Poster 

Convenor: David Dent, ISRIC–World Soil Information 

166-1 1568a Mulching for a Healthy Landscape-A Case Study 

Iranian Soils. Naser Bassirani*, Zabol Univ 

166-2 1568b Effect of Cultivation on Some Soil Quality Indicators 

in Irrigated Arid Lands. Abdelaziz S. 

Sheta*, Ain Shams Univ, Faculty of Agriculture, 

Soil Science Dept 

166-3 1569a Effects of Long Term Fertilizer Application and 

Intensive Cropping on Dynamics of Soil Micronutrients 

under Tropical Agro Ecosystem. Duraisamy 

Selvi* 1 , Palaniappa Pillai Malarvizhi2 and 

Ponnusamy Santhy2 , (1)Dept of Soil Science and 

Agricultural Chemistry, Tamil Nadu Agricultural 

Univ, (2)Dept of Soil Science,TNAU 

166-4 1570a The Effect of Forest Clearance and Subsequent 

Land Use on Erosion Losses and Soil Properties 

in the Golestan National Park, Iran. Ali Reza Zahirnia*, 

Soil and Watershed Managment Research 

Institute and Toraj Asadi, Islamic Azad Univ, Bandar 

Abbas Branch 

166-5 1570b Current Status of Land and Soil Appraisal in 

Russian Federation. Oleg A. Makarov* and Maria 

V. Guchok, Moscow State Lomonosov Univ 

166-6 1571a Interactions between Soil Microbial Communities, 

Erodability and Tillage Practices. Kathryn E. 

Allton* 1 , Karl Ritz1 and Jim A. Harris2 , (1)The National 

Soil Resources Institute, Cranfield Univ, (2)Institute 

of Water and Environment, Cranfield Univ 

166-7 1571b Soil Assessment of New Zealand Apple Orchards 

with different Management Practices. Siva 

(Sivalingam) Sivakumaran*, Iris Vogeler, Rogerio 

Cichota, Brent Clothier, Ian McIvor and Markus 

Deurer, HortResearch 

166-8 1572a Tillage and Rotation Effects on Pore Size Distribution 

and Soil Hydraulic Conductivity in a 

Sandy Clay Loam Soil of the Indian Himalayas. 

Ranjan Bhattacharyya*, Ved Prakash, S Kundu and 

H S Gupta, Vivekananda Institute of Hill Agriculture 

166-9 1668a Vermicompost for Sustaining Soil Productivity. 

Dhandapni Vasanthi*, Tamil Nadu Agricultural Univ 

(TNAU) 

166-10 1668b Long-Term Effect of Continuous Fertilization on 

Rice Yields, Nutrient Response, Nutrient Uptake 

and Soil Quality Parameters in Rainfed Rice- 

Rice Cropping Sequence. T. J. Ghose* and A. K. 

Pathak, Assam Agricultural Univ

166-11 1669a Evaluation of Different Land Use Systems on 

Physical Properties of Rainfed Alfisols. Prabhu 

Prasadini*, Nagender Rao, Sreeman Narayana and 

Rajya Lakshmi, Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural 

Univ 

166-12 1669b Quality Indices and Optimum Levels of Nutrient 

in Fruits Grown on the Calcareous Soils of Iran. 

MJ Malakouti*, Tarbiat Modares Univ, Soil and 

Water Research Institute 

166-13 1670a Effect of Organic Manure and Hydrogels and 

their Mixtures on the Nutritional and Botanical 

Properties of Tomato. Abd El-Kader Abd El-Fattah*, 

National Research Center–Soils and Water use 

Dept. 

166-14 1670b Alternative Anlytical Technique for Determination 

of Soil Fertility. Karuppan Perumal* V, Shei 

Amm Murugappa Chettiar Research Center and Jayaraman 

Arunkumar, Shri Amm Murugappa Chettiar 


166-15 1671a Effectiveness of No Tillage in Reducing Runoff 

and Erosion in a Piedmont Location. Charles W. 

Raczkowski* 1 , Gudigopuram B. Reddy 1 , Manuel 

R. Reyes 1 and Keith R. Baldwin 2 , (1)North Carolina 

A&T State Univ, (2)North Carolina A & T 

State Univ 

166-16 1671b Management of Coastal Salt Affected Soils of 

India Using Bio-Resource Technology. Ramaiyan 

Singaravel*, Annamalai Univ 

166-17 1672a The Changes of Soil Quality of the Successive 

Chinese Fir Plantation. Qiwu Sun* Sr. and Chengdong 

Yang, Research Institute of Forestry,CAF 

166-18 1672b Soil Degradation and Sustainability on Humid 

Tropical Islands–Palau. Robert T. Gavenda*, 

USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service 

166-19 1768a The Influence of Land-Use on the Dynamics of 

Soil Organic Matter in Northern Kazakhstan. 

Yusuke Takata* 1 , Shinya Funakawa 1 , Kanat K. Akshalov 

2 and Takashi Kosaki 1 , (1)Kyoto Univ, 

(2)Barayeb Kazakh Research and Production Center 

of Grain Farming 

166-20 1768b Integrated Nutrient Management for Rice. Poli 

Raghava Reddy* and Alluri Padma Raju, Acharya 

N.G. Ranga Agricultural Univ 

166-21 1769a Effect of Annual Wormwood (Artemiesia annua) 

Crude Extracts on the Biological and Chemical 

Properties of Alfisol Soils. M.G. Solomon*, Dept of 

Soil Science, Univ of Calabar and O.S. Bello, Dept 

of Soil Science ,Univ of Calabar 

166-22 1769b Test of Active Organic Matter as a Measure of 

Soil Quality. K. R. Islam*, Soil and Water Resources, 

The Ohio State Univ South Centers 

166-23 1770a Biosolids-Amended Pasture and Cattle Grazing 

Impacts on Soil Solution and Water Quality. Gueorgui 

Anguelov* and Ivanka Anguelova, Florida 

A&M Univ 

166-24 1770b Restoring the Productivity of Sandy Soils by the 

Application of Bio-Solids in Saudi Arabia. Ali A. 

Al-Jaloud* and Ghulam Hussain, King Abdulaziz 

City for Science and Technology (KACST) 

166-25 1771b Residual Effect of Long-Term Cattle Manure Application 

on Soil Nitrogen and Phosphorus. Xiying 

Hao* and Chi Chang, Agriculture & Agri-Food 

Canada 

166-26 1772a The Effect of Sugar Industry Wastes on Extractable 

Heavy Metals in Soil. Bhanooduth Lalljee*, 

Faculty of Agriculture,Univ of Mauritius 

166-27 1772b Effect of Animal Waste Application on Crop 

Yield, Soil Physical and Chemical Properties. 

Mohammed Zerkoune*, USDA/NRCS 


166-28 1867a Effect Tillage and Soil Type on Weed Seed Bank. 

Zoheir Yaghobi Ashrafi*, Tehran Univ 

166-29 1867b Assessment of Crop Residue and N Management 

for Sustainability of Rice-Wheat Rotation by 

DSSAT3.5. Reshmi Sarkar*, Dept of Agriculture 

and Food and Sandipta Kar, Department of Agriculture 

and Food 

166-30 1868a The Study of the Characteristics of Hard Pan of 

Fluvaquentic Endoaquepts (Jeonbug series) in 

Korea. Jae-Duk Kim* 1 , Chul-Hyun Yoo 1 , Chang- 

Hyu Yang 2 and kwang-Yong Jung 2 , (1)Honam Agricultural 

Research Institute NICS, RDA, (2)Honam 

Agricultural Reasearch Institute NICS, RDA 

166-31 1868b High Fertilizer Input Resulted in High Yield and 

Improved Soil Fertility as Well. Fengrong Zhang* 

Sr., Yan Xu and Xiangbin Kong, Dept of Land Resource 

Science, China Agricultural Univ 

166-32 1869a Features and Properties of Chernozemic Soils 

and Humic Substances in the Eurasian Steppe. 

Masayuki Tani* 1 , Hitoshi Shinjo 2 , Nobuhide Fujitake 

3 , Hiroaki Sumida 4 and Takashi Kosaki 2 , (1)Obihiro 

Univ of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, 

(2)Kyoto Univ, (3)Kobe Univ, (4)Nihon Univ 

166-33 1869b Nutrient Release from Petrofertilizer (Khondalite) 

in an Acidic Laterite Soil of South Kerala, 

India. Rehana Cottage Soudamini Shehana*, Kerala 

Agricultural Univ, College of Agriculture 

166-34 1870a Kinetics and Phosphorus Solubilization during 

Composting of Rice Straw with Rock Phosphate 

and Industrial Effluents. Singh Kuldeep* II and 

Ram Singh Dhaliwal, CCS Haryana Agricultural 

Univ 

166-35 1870b Physiological Mechanism on Interspecific Facilitation 

for N, P and Fe Utilization in Intercropping 

Systems. Long Li* and Fu-Suo Zhang, College 

of Resources and Environmental Sciences, China 


166-36 1871a Study the Effect of Calcium on Salt and Cold Resistance 

During Seed Germination Stage of Medicago 

polymorpha. Zoheir Yaghobi Ashrafi*, 

Kazem Postini and Mohamad Bagher Hoseini, 

Tehran Univ 

166-37 1871b Distribution of Some Micronutrients in Four Pedons 

of Madhupur Tract in Bangladesh. Md. Hasibur 

Rahman* and Syed Elahi, Dhaka Univ 

166-38 1872a Sustainable Agricultural Production. Peter A. 

Kramer*, Biological Design 

166-39 1872b Organic Amendment Based on Wheat Straw: Influence 

on Soil Biological Properties. Manuel Tejada 

1 , José Luis Moreno* 2 , Felipe Bastida 2 , Teresa 

Hernández 2 and Carlos García 2 , (1)EUITA-Univ de 

Sevilla, (2)Centro de Edafología y Biología Aplicada 

del Segura. CEBAS-CSIC. 

166-40 1966a A Study of the Effects of Land Disposal of a Water 

Treatment Residue on Soil Chemical Properties 

and Growth of Pasture Grass under Field Conditions. 

Jeffrey C. Hughes*, Univ of KwaZulu-Natal 

and Sicelo M. Buyeye, Mangosuthu Technikon 

166-41 1966b Sorption and Transformation of Phosphorus and 

Heavy Metals in Soils following Addition of a 

Water Treatment Residue. Sicelo M. Buyeye*, 

Mangosuthu Technikon and Jeffrey C. Hughes, Univ 

of KwaZulu-Natal 

166-42 1967a Evaluation of Common Lime Requirement Methods. 

Chad Godsey, Gary Pierzynski*, David Mengel 

and Ray Lamond, Kansas State Univ 

166-43 1967b Liming and Lime-Broiler Chicken Manure Interactions 

in Two South African Acid Soils: Effects 

on Nitrogen and Carbon Mineralization. Gcinuh- 

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langa G. Jezile* 1 , Dwayne G. Westfall 1 , David P. 

Turner 2 and Wim Van Averbeke 3 , (1)Colorado State 

Univ, (2)ARC-Institute for Soil, Climate and Water, 

(3)Tshwane Univ of Technology 

166-44 1968a Development of Heavy Metal Adsorbed by Granulation 

of Natural Zeolite. Yong-Seon Zhang*, 

Jae-E Yang, Gye-Jun Lee and Seon-Woong Hwang, 

National Institute of Highland Agriculture, RDA 

166-45 1968b Synthesis and Properties of MCPP-LDH Hybrid. 

Modabber Ahmed Khan*, Choong-Lyeal Choi, 

Dong-Hoon Lee, Man Park, Bu-Kug Lim, Jong- 

Yoon Lee and Jyung Choi, Kyungpook National 

Univ 

166-46 1969a Pencycuron Application to Flooded Tropical Soils 

with or without Cow Manure: Degradation and 

Effect on Microbiological Parameters. Raktim 

Pal*, Institute of Environmental Studies and Wetland 

Management 

166-47 1969b Effect of High Levels of Vinasse Application on 

Soil Fertility and Potash Leaching. Danila Dal 

Poz Gonzalo*, José Casagrande, Marcio Soares and 

Ernesto Mouta, Federal Univ of São Carlos 

166-48 1970a Micronutrient Soil Testing by Electro-UltraFiltration 

(EUF). Diedrich Steffens* Sr., Justus Liebig 

Univ and Dietmar Horn Sr., EUF Working Group of 

Soil Fertility , South Sugar Beet Co. 

166-49 1971a How Does Raised Bed Tillage Change Soil Properties, 

Hydrology and Nutrient Export under 

Grain Cropping in South Western Victoria, Australia?. 

Robert Edis*, Philip Newton, Tim Johnston 

and Jonathon Holland, The Univ of Melbourne 

166-50 1971b How are Soil Nitrogen Dynamics in an Irrigated 

Maize System Impacted on by Nitrogen and Stubble 

Management?. Robert Edis* 1 , Deli Chen 1 , 

Debra Turner 1 , Gailing Wang 1 , Mick Meyer 2 and 

Clive Kirkby 3 , (1)The Univ of Melbourne, 

(2)CSIRO Atmospheric Research, (3)CSIRO Land 

and Water 

166-51 1972a Characterization, In Situ Treatment of Sewage 

Effluents and their Impact on Soil Micronutrient 

and Heavy Metal Concentrations. Gopi Ramesh*, 

Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural Univ 



4.2B Biologically Intensive Agriculture: an Approach to 

Combating Hunger for the Poor—Poster 

167-1 1572b Sawah Hypothesis for Green Revolution in West 

Africa. Toshiyuki Wakatsuki*, Faculty of Agriculture, 

Kinki Univ, Moro M. Buri, Soil Research Insititute 

and Oluwarotimi O. Fashola, International Institute 

of Tropical Agriculture 

167-2 1573a Use of Leguminous Shrubs for Improved Soil 

and Crop Productivity in the Central Highlands 

of Kenya. Daniel N. Mugendi*, Kenyatta Univ 

167-3 1573b Economic Evaluation of Locally Available Inputs 

for Soil Fertility Replenishment in the Smallholder 

Farming Systems of Meru South District, 

Kenya. Monicah W. Mucheru-Muna* and Daniel N. 

Mugendi, Kenyatta Univ 

167-4 1574a Role of Potato in Biologically Intensive Agriculture 

for Food Security and Management of Soil 

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and Environment in Developing Countries. J. P. 

Singh*, Central Potato Research Station and S.S. 

Lal, Central Potato Research Institute 

167-5 1574b Treat the Earth Well. Nanga Mady Kaye*, Univ of 

Nebraska 

167-6 1575a The Need to Formally Assess Bio-Intensive Agriculture 

Practices and their Impact on Kenyan 

SmallholderAgriculture. Beth A. Medvecky*, Cornell 

Univ 

167-7 1575b The Impact of Biointensive Cropping on Yields 

and Nutrient Contents of Collard Greens in 

Kenya. Gatua W. Mbugwa* 1 , Erick C.M. Fernandes 

2 , Max J. Pfeffer 2 and Eloy Rodriguez 2 , (1)Univ 

of Wyoming, (2)Cornell Univ 

167-8 1576a Biologically Intensive Agriculture—Renewing 

Earth and Its People. John Beeby*, Molecular Diagnostic 

Lab, Cornell Univ, John W. Doran, Univ of 

Nebraska and USDA-ARS cooperator and John 

Jeavons, Ecology Action 

167-9 1576b Allelopathic Potential of Neem Extract in Horticultural 

Crops. Rudramuni M.S Rao V.K and 

Ravindra V*, Indian Intitute of Horticultural Research 

167-10 1577a Intensive Agriculture and Precision Farming for 

Poverty Alleviation in India. Subhash Chandra*, D. 

K. Singh and A. K. Singh, Indian Agricultural Research 

Institute 

167-11 1577b Organic Rice Production for Export by Integrated 

Management under Sustainable Agriculture 

Concept. Niyomtham B. and Niyomtham V.*, 

Rajamangala University of Technology Essan, 

Kalasin Campus and Kalasin Pithayasan School 

167-12 1673a Nutritional Enhancement of Life for People with 

HIV/AIDS in Kenya. Eleonore Fosso Seumo and 

Eric Rusten*, The Academy for Educational Development 

167-13 1673b Biointensive Agriculture in Crete, Greece: A 

Companion for the Poor and the Rich. Kostas 

Bouyouris*, Mediterranean Association for Soil 

Health, Farm Planning and Management, Ken Cassman, 

Univ of Nebraska and Sotiris Babagiouris, Extension 

Services, Medditeranean Association of Soil 

Health 

167-14 1674a Toward Sustainable Farming Systems in the Republic 

of Moldova. Boris P. Boincean*, Reearch Institute 

of Field Crops “Selectia” and John W. Doran, 

Univ of Nebraska and USDA-ARS Cooperator 

167-15 1674b Organic Matter for Improving Nutrient Use Efficiency 

in Cereal/Legume Cropping Systems in 

the West Africa Savanna. Generose Nziguheba* 1 , 

Chike Nwoke 1 , Gerd Dercon 2 and Jan Diels 3 , (1)International 

Institute of Tropical Agriculture, (2)Univ 

of Hohenheim, (3)Katholieke UnivLeuven Faculty 

of Bioscience Engineering 

167-16 1675a Integrating Multiple Soil Quality Impacts from 

Brassica Cover Crops. Ray R. Weil* 1 , Guihua 

Chen 1 , Jill Dean 1 , Amy Kremen 1 , Lisa Stocking 1 , 

Yvonne Lawely 1 , Bahram Momen 1 , Sandra Sardanelli 

1 , Inga Zasada 2 , John Teasdale 2 and Stacy 

Williams 1 , (1)Univ of Maryland, (2)U.S. Dept. of 

Agriculture- Agricultural Research Service 

167-17 1675b Organic Iron-Fertilizers from Hornbeam-Leaves, 

Outer Tice-Husks, and Charcoal. Pirouz Azizi*, 

Dept of Soil Science, Univ Guilan and Bruno Glaser, 

Institute of Soil Science and Soil Geography, Univ 

of Bayreuth 

167-18 1676a Nitrogen Transfer between Clover and Wheat in 

an Intercropping Experiment. Agathi-Valentini 

Pappa* 1 , Robert M. Rees 1 and Christine A. Wat-

son 2 , (1)The Univ of Edinburgh–Scottish Agricultural 

College, (2)Scottish Agricultural College 

167-19 1676b Green Manure Impacts on Nematodes, Arbuscular 

Mycorrhizal and Pathogenic Fungi in Tropical 

Soils Planted to Common Beans. Edmundo 

Barrios* 1 , George Mahuku 2 , Jorge Navia 3 , Lorena 

Cortés 4 , Neuza Asakawa 1 , Carlos Jara 2 and Jenny 

Quintero 1 , (1)Tropical Soil Biology and Fertility Institute 

of Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical 

(CIAT), (2)Bean Project, Centro Internacional de 

Agricultura Tropical (CIAT), (3)Facultad de Ciencias 

Agrícolas, Universidad de Nariño, (4)Departamento 

de Biología, Universidad del Valle 

167-20 1677a Denitrification and Nitrate Ammonification by a 

Rhizobial Agrobacterium Strain in the Presence 

of C2H2 and C2H4. Gero E. Benckiser* Sr., Institute 

of Applied Microbiology, Justus-Liebig Univ 

Giessen 

167-21 1677b Growth of Six Pistachio Cultivars with Respect to 

their Mycorrhizal Status, Soil Types and Phosphorus 

Uptake. Narges Rohani* and Ali Ahmadi- 

Moghadam, Shahid Bahonar Univ of Kerman 

167-22 1773a N P & K Balance in Swell-Shrink Soil (Vertisol) 

as Affected by IPNM in Pigeonpea + Soybean 

(2:4) Intercropping System under Rainfed Conditions 

in Central India. Ramesh Chandra Jain*, 

R.A.K. College of Agriculture 



4.2C Soil Quality as it Affects Nutrients in Food Crops 

and Human Health—Poster 

168-1 1773b Investigating the Fate of Residual Organophosphonate 

Nerve Agent in Soil. Ronald T. Checkai* 1 , 

Mark V. Haley 1 , Michael Simini 1 , Carlton T. 

Phillips 1 , Charles L. Crouse 2 and Kathy L. Matson 2 , 

(1)U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center, 

(2)Geo-Centers, Inc. 

168-2 1774a Effects of season and daily changes in nitrate 

(NO3°¥) contaminant levels of lettuce. mohammad 

reza Momayezi* Sr., agriculture college, Varamin un 

168-3 1775a Heavy Metals in Soil-Plant System in a City with 

Non-Ferrous Ores Extraction and Processing Industry. 

Radu LACATUSU* 1 , Anca Rovena 

Voiculescu 2 , Beatrice Kovacsovics 2 , Mihaela 

Lungu 2 , Iuliana Gabriela Breaban 1 , Constantin 

Rusu 1 and Alexandru Bretan 3 , (1)“AL.I.Cuza” University 

IASSY, (2)Research and Development National 

Institute for Soil Science, Agrochemistry and 

Environment Protection-RISSA, (3)Soil Survey and 

Soil Testing Office 

168-4 1775b Soil Type and Precipitation as Lyme Disease Risk 

Indicators. Joseph E. Bunnell*, USGS, US Dept. of 

Interior 

168-5 1776a Using by-products of steelmaking industry as soil 

pH corrective and their effects on Zn, Cu and Cd 

of soil and tea plant. Seyedeh Fatemeh Kiaee Jamali* 

and Akbar Forghni, Guilan University 

168-6 1776b Influence of land use change on soil nutrients in 

southern Beijing Municipality following land reform. 

xiangbin Kong*, China Agricultural University 


168-7 1777a Human Health Risk Due to Food Produced from 

Soil Contaminated with Urban Industrial Toxic 

Wastes. Asim K. Bhattacharyya* 1 , Sudarshana 

Chandrayan 2 and Sutapa Bose 2 , (1)Jawaharlal Nehru 

University / School of Environmental Sciences, New 

Delhi-110067. ( India )., (2)Jawaharlal Nehru University 

/ School of Environmental Sciences 

168-8 1777b Cancer and Non-Cancer Health Risk from Eating 

Cassava Grown in Some Mining Communities 

in Ghana. Samuel Obiri* and David.K Dodoo, 

Environmental Research Group,Department of 

Chemistry 

168-9 1873a Carcinogenic factors in soil-plant-water system of 

some areas from Romania. Radu LACATUSU*, 

Mihaela Lungu, Beatrice Kovacsovics, Doina Plaxienco 

and Carolina Constantin, Research and Development 

National Institute for Soil Science, Agrochemistry 

and Environment Protection-RISSA 

168-10 1873b Improving zinc availability in rice grains: the 

role of the soil-plant system in the food chain. Xiaopeng 

Gao* 1 , Chunqin Zou 2 , Fusuo Zhang 2 , Wen 

Jiang 1 , Kai Chen 1 , Sjoerd Van Der Zee 3 and Ellis 

Hoffland 3 , (1)China Agricultural University, Dept. 

Plant Nutrition; Wageningen University, Dept. Soil 

Quality, Netherlands., (2)China Agricultural University, 

Dept. Plant Nutrition, Beijing, PR China, 

(3)Wageningen University, Dept. Soil Quality 

168-11 1874a Antioxidative and Growth-promoting Effects of 

Selenium on Soybean Varieties Under Water 

Deficit. Davood Habibi* 1 , Masoud Mashadi Akbar 

Boojar 2 , Mohammad Reza Ardakani 3 , Ali Mahmoudi 

3 and Siamak Shafei 3 , (1)Islamic Azad University-Karaj 

Branch, (2)University of Tarbiat Moalem, 

(3)islamic azad university-karaj branch 

168-12 1874b Epidemiological study of coccidioidomycosis (valley 

fever). Joseph Tabor* 1 , Mary Kay O’Rourke 2 , 

Marc Orbach 1 , Lisa Shubitz 1 and Bridget Barker 1 , 

(1)University of Arizona, (2)Mel and Enid Zuckerman 

College of Public Health 

168-13 1875a Crop Cadmium Concentration as Affected by 

Cadmium Addition in Phosphorus Fertilizers, 

Across Soil Types. Cynthia Grant*, Agriculture & 

AgriFood Canada, Don Flaten, Department of Soil 

Science, University of Manitoba and Eugene 

Gowalko, Canadian Grain Commission 

168-14 1875b Reduction of cadmium content in Eggplant 

(Solanum melongena) by grafting onto root stock 

Solanum torvum. Tomohito Arao* 1 , Hiroyuki 

Takeda 2 , Eiji Nishihara 2 and Takashi Nakano 2 , 

(1)National Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences, 

(2)Niigata Horticultural Research Center 

168-15 1876a Prediction of Cadmium Uptake by Rice in Paddy 

Soils near Closed Mine Area. Won-Il Kim*, Goo- 

Bok Jung, Jong-Sik Lee, Jin-Ho Kim and Jeong- 

Taek Lee, National Institute of Agricultural Science 


168-16 1876b Study on Nutrition Absorption Pattern of Vegetable 

Crops with the Height above Sea Level in 

Korean Highland. Jeong-Tae Lee*, Gye-Jun Lee, 

Yong-Ik Jin, Chol-Soo Park and Choon-Soo Lee, National 

Institute of Highland Agriculture, RDA 

168-17 1877b Cadmium in Austrian wheat and potatoes—an 

inventory of sites and varieties. Heide Spiegel*, 

Georg Dersch, Michael Oberforster, Klemens 

Mechtler and Andreas Baumgarten, Austrian Agency 

for Health and Food Safety 

168-18 1973a Seed priming with molybdenum alleviates molybdenum 

deficiency and poor nitrogen fixation of 

chickpea in acid soils of Bangladesh and India. C. 

Johansen 1 , A.M. Musa 1 , J.V.D.K. Kumar Rao 2 , D. 

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Harris 3 , A.K.M. Shahidullah 1 and J. G. Lauren* 4 , 

(1)Peoples’ Resource Oriented Voluntary Association 

(PROVA), (2)International Crops Research Institute 

for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), 

(3)CAZS Natural Resources, (4)Cornell University 

168-19 1973b Arsenic contamination of waters, soils and crops 

in Bangladesh. G.M. Panaullah* 1 , Z.U. Ahmed 2 , 

G.K.M.M. Rahman 3 , M. Jahiruddin 4 , A.T.M. Farid 5 , 

M.A.M. Miah 6 , C. A. Meisner 7 , R.H. Loeppert 8 , 

J.M. Duxbury 2 , B. Biswas 8 , J.G. Lauren 2 , D.N.R. 

Paul 9 , S.C. Sinh 1 and S.R. Waddington 1 , (1)CIM- 

MYT Office in Bangladesh, (2)Cornell University, 

(3)BSMRAU, (4)BAU, (5)BARI, (6)BRRI, 

(7)IFDC, (8)Texas A&M University, (9)Bangladesh 

Rice Research Institute 

168-20 1974a Aluminum concentration and forms in tea 

(Camellia sinensis L.). Masanori Okazaki*, Arata 

Okuyama, Naoya Nakagawa and Shoji Matsumura, 

Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology 

168-21 1974b Iron, Zinc, and Cadmium Status in the Food 

Chain (Soil-Plant-Human) in Central Iran. Amir 

Hossein Khoshgoftar* 1 , Hossein Shariatmadari 1 and 

Penelope Nestel 2 , (1)Isfahan University of Technology, 

(2)HarvestPlus 

168-22 1975a Some Aspects of Soil Enzyme Activity Application. 

Evgenia V. Dadenko*, Rostov State University 

168-23 1975b Chemical extraction methods for various K pools 

in a dynamic soil K model. A case study in intensive 

rice cropping in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam. 

My Hoa Nguyen*, Cantho University, Vietnam, Bert 

H. Janssen, Wageningen University, Oene Oenema, 

Wageningen University and Research Centre and 

Achim Dobermann, Department of Agronomy and 

Horticulture, University of Nebraska-Lincoln 

168-24 1976a Effect of Nitrogen, Potassium and Magnesium 

on Tuber Yield, Grade and Quality of Potato 

Cv.Kufri Giriraj. Sharmila Banu Santhu Mohamed* 

1 , Malarvizhi Palaniappa Pillai 1 , Thiyagarajan 

T.M. 1 and T. Nagendra Rao 2 , (1)Dept. of 

SS&AC, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, 

(2)Potash and Phosphate Institute of Canada-India 

Programme 

168-25 1976b Native Nutrient Supplying Capacity of Potato 

grown Acid Soils of Nilgiri Hills in South India. 

Sharmila Banu Santhu Mohamed* 1 , Malarvizhi 

Palaniappa Pillai 1 , Thiyagarajan T.M. 1 and T. Nagendra 

Rao 2 , (1)Dept. of SS&AC, Tamil Nadu Agricultural 

University, (2)Potash and Phosphate Institute 

of Canada-India Programme 



4.3A Land Use Modeling as a Tool to Combat Soil 


169-1 2001b Effect of Anthropic Activities on Concentrations 

of Heavy Metals in Different Soil Uses. Jose A. 

Acosta*, Ángel Faz Cano and Silvia Martínez- 

Martínez, Technical University of Cartagena 

169-2 2002a How does the upland settlement program restrain 

land degradation? Experience from Chittagong 

Hill Tracts, Bangladesh. Tapan Kumar Nath*, Doctoral 

Candidate, Department of Forest Science, Graduate 

School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The 

University of Tokyo and Makoto INOUE, Department 

of Global Agricultural Sciences, Graduate 

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School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University 

of Tokyo 



4.3P Intensification of Agricultural Production Systems 

and the Environment—Poster 

170-1 2002b Effect of Industrial, Municipal and Agricultural 

Wastes on Peanut Production. Sumana Sarkar*, 

Young Collaborator, ICTP, Trieste, Italy ; Export-Import 

Bank of India and Anisur Rahman Khan, ICAR 

Research Complex For Eastern Region 

170-2 2003a Soil Erosion Risk in Croatia. Stjepan Husnjak*, 

Bogunovic Matko, Vidacek Zeljko, Sraka Mario and 

Bensa Aleksandra, Faculty of Agriculture 

170-3 2003b Subsurface Drain Losses of No3-N from Stagnosols 

Fertilized with Different Nitrogen Rates. 

Milan Mesic*, Faculty of Agriculture 

170-4 2004a Assessment of Nitrate Leaching under Vegetable 

Crops: A Case Study of Fluvisol in Southern Bulgaria. 

Dimitranka I. Stoicheva*, Milena Kercheva 

and Venelina Koleva, Nikola Poushkarov Institute of 


170-5 2004b Earthworm Communities along a Gradient of 

Land Use Intensification in Southern Cameroon. 

Madong A. Birang*, Institut de Recherche Agricole 

pour le Développement (IRAD), Stefan Hauser, International 

Institute of Tropical Agriculture, Humid 

Forest Ecoregional Centre (IITA), Csaba Csuzdi, 

Systematic Zoology Research Group, Hungarian 

Academy of Sciences, ELTE Univ and Lijbert Brussaard, 

Wageningen Univ and Research Centre, Dept 

Soil Quality 

170-6 2005a Phosphorus Sequestration Ability of Soil in the 

Upper North Bosque River Watershed. Landon 

Darilek*, David Weindorf and Anil Kumar Somenahally, 

Tarleton State Univ 

170-7 2005b The Risk of Ground Water Contamination by 

Chlorate Leaching from Longan Plantations. 

Somchai Ongprasert* and Winai Wiriya-alongkorn, 

Mae Jo Univ 

170-8 2006a Cause-Effect Analysis of the Agroecological and 

Environmental Deterioration in High Motatan 

Subbasin, Miranda Municipality, Merida State, 

Venezuela. José Mendoza* 1 , Edgar Jaimes 1 , Neida 

Pineda 1 , Yalitza Ramos 2 and Juana Linares 3 , (1)Soil 

and Water Reasearch Group, Los Andes Univ, 

(2)Univ Bolivariana de Venezuela, (3)Univ de Los 

Andes 

170-9 2006b Evaluation of Waste from a Brazilian Siderurgy 

Industry as Alternative for Soil Acidity Correction. 

Renildes Fontes*, Univ Federal de Viçosa 

170-10 2007a Nutrient Movement below Concentrated Animal 

Feeding Operations. Gary Pierzynski* 1 , Thomas 

M. DeSutter 2 , Grace Vaillant 1 and J. Ham 1 , 

(1)Kansas State Univ, (2)USDA-ARS National Soil 

Tilth Laboratory 

170-11 2007b Measured and Simulated Soil Carbon Content 

after 50+ Years of Management. Kenneth N. Potter*, 

USDA-ARS 

170-12 2008a Effect of N Inhibitors on Urine Patches in Grazed 

Pasture System. M. Zaman* and J.D Blennerhassett 

II, Summit-Quinphos NZ (Ltd)

170-13 2008b Ready Insights for the Future: Digital Dissemination 

of Agronomic and Environmental Knowledge 

Involved in the Agricultural Development of 

Central Brazil. George C. Naderman Jr., NC State 

Univ, Mary A. Ochs, Mann Library, Cornell Univ, 

David Bouldin, Cornell Univ and K. Dale Ritchey*, 

USDA-ARS Appalachian Farming Systems Research 

Center 

170-14 2101a Assessing River Water Quality in Watersheds of 

Different Agricultural Land Use and Soil Types. 

Krishna Prasad Woli* 1 , Atsushi Hayakawa 2 , Kanta 

Kuramochi 2 , Ryusuke Hatano 3 and Toshiyuki 

Nagumo 4 , (1)Laboratory of Soil Science, Graduate 

School of Agriculture, Hokkaido Univ, (2)Graduate 

School of Agriculture, Hokkaido Univ, (3)Field Science 

Center for Northern Biosphere, Graduate 

School of Agriculture, Hokkaido Univ, (4)Faculty of 

Agriculture, Shizuoka Univ 

170-15 2101b Georgikon Map-Server and its Role in Reducing 

Soil and Phosphorus Loss from the Watershed of 

Lake Balaton, Hungary. István Sisák*, Balázs 

Bámer and János Busznyák, Univ of Veszprém 

Georgikon Faculty 

170-16 2102a Monitoring the Application of Sewage Sludge to 

Agricultural Fields Using Spectral Reflectance 

and Remote Sensing. Maruthi Sridhar Balaji 

Bhaskar* and Robert K. Vincent, Bowling Green 

State Univ 

170-17 2102b Indicators for a Sustainable Agriculture: A Farmstead 

Approach to Model N-Trace Gas Emissions 

from Agricultural Crop Production Systems in 

Germany. Brigitta Szyska* 1 , Martin Bach 1 , Lutz 

Breuer 1 , Hans-Georg Frede 1 and Changsheng Li 2 , 

(1)Institute of Landscape Ecology and Resources 

Management (ILR), (2)Complex Systems Research 

Center–Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans and 

Space 

170-18 2103a Land Disposal of Urban Industrial Solid Waste of 

Wazirpur, Delhi: Effect of pH on Plant Available 

Sulfur. Gurmeet Singh* and Asim Kumar Bhattacharyya, 

Jawaharlal Nehru Univ 

170-19 2103b Soil Microbial Biomass and Diversity Associated 

with Crops Genetically Modified for Pesticide 

Resistance. Newton Z. Lupwayi*, Agriculture and 

Agri-Food Canada and Robert E. Blackshaw, Agriculture 

and Agri-Food Canada 

170-20 2104a Modeling Nitrous Oxide Emission from Farm 

Dairy Effluent Irrigation in Grazed Pasture Soils 

Using NZ-DNDC Model. Rita Bhandral*, Institute 

of Natural Resources 

170-21 2104b The Effect of Water-Field Pore Space on N-Losses 

from Arable Soils. Irina N. Kurganova* 1 , Valentin 

Lopes de Gerenyu 1 , Reinhard Well 2 , Norman Loftfield 

2 and Heiner Flessa 2 , (1)Institute of Physicochemical 

and Biological Problems in Soil Science, 

(2)Institute of Soil Science and Forest Nutrition, 

Univ of Göttingen 

170-22 2105a Experimental Results and Practical Experiences 

with the Fluid Fertilizers Point Injection Fertilization 

in Europe and Potentials to Optimize Fertilization 

and to Minimize Environmental Pollution. 

Martin Kücke* and Joerg-Michael Gref, Instituteof 

Crop and Grassland Science, Federal Agricultural 


170-23 2106a Zn and Pb Sobility in Soil at Various Ameliorants 

Applying. Tatiana Minkina*, Alexei 

Samokhin and Saglara Mandzhieva, Rostov State 

Univ 

170-24 2106b Emerging Resource Conservation Technology 

through Zero Tillage in Eastern Indo Gangetic 


Plains. Anisur Rahman Khan* 1 , Alok Kumar Sikka 2 , 

S.S. Singh 3 and Raj K. Gupta 3 , (1)ICAR Research 

Complex For Eastern Region, (2)ICAR Research 

Complex for Eastern Region, (3)RWC-CIMMYT, 

India 

170-25 2107a Plant Water Status and Root Dynamics of Winter 

Corn under Varying Natural Resource Management. 

Abdhesh K. Singh 1 , J.P. Singh* 1 , S.S. 

Singh 2 and Anisur Rahman Khan 3 , (1)Rajendra Agricultural 

Univ, (2)RWC-CIMMYT, India, (3)ICAR 

Research Complex For Eastern Region 

170-26 2107b Soil Test Crop Response Ttudies on Carrot under 

Integrated Plant Nutrition System in Ultic Hapludalf 

of Tamil Nadu (India). Ramar Uma devi*, 

Palanimuthu Murugesa Boopathi and Mani 

Sangeetha, Tamil Nadu Agricultural Univ 

170-27 2108a Dinitrotolune (DNT) Transport and Fate in a 

Field Controlled Soil Ecosystem. Fawzy M. 

Hashem* and Arthur L. Allen, Univ of Maryland 

Eastern Shore 

170-28 2108b Driving Factor Analysis of Typical Salination 

Area Land Use Changes in Northeast of China. 

Xin Lin*, Tieheng Sun, Lina Sun and Haibo Li, 

Shenyang Key Laboratory of Environmental Engineering 

170-29 2206a Effectiveness of Liming Material to Amend Acidic 

Upland Soil and Wheat Productivity. Keshav Raj 

Adhikari*, Tribhuvan Univ, Institute of Agriculture 

and Animal Science (IAAS), Sangam Shrestha, Center 

of Excellence, Univ of Yamanashi, Padam Prasad 

Adhikari, Dept of Agriculture, Regional Soil Testing 

Laboratory, HMG/Nepal and Zueng-Sang Chen, National 

Taiwan Univ, Dept of Agricultural Chemistry 

170-30 2206b Influence of Steam-Treated Plant Residues on 

Soil Properties, Plant Growth and Drainage 

Water Quality. Silvio Yoshiharu Ushiwata*, Graduate 

School of Science and Techonology, Chiba 

Univ, Kazuyuki Inubushi, Faculty of Horticulture, 

Chiba Univ and Hiromi Sasa, Ishikawajima-Harima 

Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. 

170-31 2207a Uncertainty Analysis of Human and Environmental 

Factors on Nitrogen Flow at Different 

Spatial Scales. Sonoko D. Kimura*, Graduate 

School of Bio-Application and Systems Engineering, 

Tokyo Univ of Agriculture and Technology and 

Ryusuke Hatano, Graduate School of Agriculture, 

Hokkaido Univ 

170-32 2207b Residual and Contact Herbicide Losses in Surface 

Runoff from Conservation Tilled Watersheds 

Planted with Transgenic, Herbicide-Tolerant, 

Corn and Soybean. Martin J. Shipitalo* 1 , R. 

Malone 2 and Lloyd Owens 1 , (1)USDA-Agricultural 

Research Service, (2)USDA-ARS, National Soil 

Tilth Laboratory 

170-33 2208a Glyphosate and Nutrient (N-P) Addition Effect on 

Residue Decomposition and Soil Global Biological 

Activity in the Flooding Pampas (Argentina). 

Silvia A. Mestelan*, Facultad de Agronomia– 

UNCPBA and Martin Arzadun, Ministerio de Asuntos 

Agrarios–Chacra Experimental Pasman and Facultad 

de Agronomia–UNCPBA 

170-34 2208b Nitrogen Transformation in Soils Amended with 

Urban Industrial Waste and Crop Response. Sutapa 

Bose* 1 , S. Chandrayan 2 and A. K. Bhattacharyya 

2 , (1)Jawaharlal Nehru Univ / School of 

Environmental Sciences, (2)Jawaharlal Nehru Univ/ 

School of Environmental Sciences 

157 

POSTERS




4.4A Case Histories of the Relationships Among Soils 

and Societies—Poster 

171-1 2201a Marketing Soil Survey Information. Jon Hempel*, 

USDA-NRCS-National Geospatial Development 

Center and Lynn Betts, Valadis Corporation 

171-2 2201b The Use of Sustainable Green Wastewater Treatment 

Technology Across the Andes , Ecuador, 

South America. Ronald L. Lavigne*, University of 

Massachusetts 

171-3 2202a Finding Common Ground: A New College Course 

Examines the Intersection of Soil Science and 

Public Health. Elizabeth A. Hodges* and George A. 

O’Connor, Soil and Water Science Department, University 

of Florida 

171-4 2202b A Pilot Project:Initiating Production of Upland 

Rice in Virgin Inland Swamps of Sierra Leone, 

Africa. Eugene Brams*, Texas AM/Prairie View 

AM 

171-5 2203a Soil and Art—the Aesthetic of Dirt. Gerd Wessolek*, 

Technical University Berlin 

171-6 2203b The Status of Soil Science. Gordon J. Churchman*, 

University of Adelaide 

171-7 2204a Educating Future Soil Scientists: Using Gardner’s 

Multiple Intelligences. Rosalie T. Carpenter*, 

Washington and Jeffeson College and Stephen 

Carpenter, USDA Natural Resources Conservation 

171-8 2204b Cartoon As a Teaching Aid for Soil Sciences. Hae- 

Nam Hyun*, Cheju National University, Yi Nam, 

National Agricultural Cooperative Federation 

(Nonghyup) and Jae E. Yang, Div. of Biol. Environ. 

Coll. of Agri. & Life Sciences, Kangwon National 

University 

171-9 2205b The ‘Cycle of Life’in Soil Science. Lloyd Ackert*, 

Yale University 



4.4P Soil Science and International Organizations 

—Poster 

172-1 2301b An Overview of the Recent Soil-Water-Plant Research 

and Technical Activities of the FAO/IAEA 

Programme. Gudni Hardarson*, Lee Heng, Lionel 

Mabit, Rachid Serraj, Claude Bernard and Minh 

Long Nguyen, FAO/IAEA 

172-2 2302a An accessible digital archive of soil maps. Senthil- 

Kumar Selvaradjou* 1 , Luca Montanarella 1 , Otto 

Spaargaren 2 and David Dent 2 , (1)European Commission, 

(2)ISRIC–World Soil Information 

172-3 2302b Dr.Elena Grigorieva. Elena E. GRIGORIEVA*, 

Russian Trade Mission in Canada 

172-4 2303a ACSAD Experiences in Desertification Combating 

and Rehabilitation of Degraded lands. Farouk 

Saleh Fares*, Gilani Mhimed Abdelgawad and 

Abdul Rahim Loulou, ACSAD 

172-5 2303b Technical Cooperation and Research Activities of 

NRD-UNISS in Northern Africa. Claudio Zucca* 1 , 

Giuseppe Enne 1 and Franco Previtali 2 , (1)Centro 

Interdipartimentale di Ateneo NRD–Nucleo Ricerca 

Desertificazione, Università di Sassari, (2)Dip. 

158 

Scienze dell’Ambiente e del Territorio, Università di 

Milano–Bicocca 

172-6 2304a Soil Science Issues in International Organizations. 

Elena E. GRIGORIEVA*, Russian Trade Mission 

in Canada 

172-7 2304b Is there a link between soil properties and anthrax 

outbreaks?. Mabel Pazos* 1 , Nuria Roca 1 , 

Ramón Noseda 2 and Gustavo Combessies 2 , (1)Facultad 

de Agronomía–UNCPBA, (2)Laboratorio Azul 

Diagnóstico S.A. 

172-8 2305a The Food and Agriculture Organization of the 

United Nations (FAO) and Soil Issues. Freddy O. 

Nachtergaele*, Rudi Dudal and Louise Fresco, Food 

and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations 

(FAO) 

172-9 2305b Simplified Delivery System for Internet-based 

Soil Science Lessons. George Van Scoyoc*, John G. 

Graveel and William W. McFee, Purdue University 

172-10 2306a History of Dredged Material Management and 

Usage in the United States. Christina C. Kennedy*, 

US Army Corps of Engineers 

172-11 2306b Historic and Future Perspectives of 1890 Universities 

and National Cooperative Soil Survey. 

Leslie Glover* II, Natural Resource Conservation 

Service 



4.5A History of Soil Science in Developing Countries 

—Poster 

173-1 2401a Landmarks of History of Soil Science in Sri 

Lanka. Ranjith B. Mapa*, Department of Soil Science 

173-2 2401b The main moments in the development of soil 

classification in Romania. Ioan M. Munteanu*, 

RISSA–Research Institute of Soil Science and Agrochemistry 

173-3 2402a Discovering Soils in the Tropics: Charter’s Interim 

System of Tropical Soil Classification. 

William R. Effland* 1 , Rexford D. Asiamah 2 , T. 

Adjei-Gyapong 3 , E. Boateng 3 , Christian Dela-Dedzoe 

4 and Andrew Manu 5 , (1)USDA/NRCS Soil Survey 

Division, (2)Soil Research Institute, 

(3)CSIR/SRI, (4)CSIR Soil Research Institute, 

(5)Iowa State University 

173-4 2402b Historical development of soil science in 

Malaysia. Selliah Paramananthan* 1 , Lah J. Uyo 2 

and Lulie Melling 2 , (1)Param Agricultural Soil Surveys 

(M) Sdn. Bhd., (2)Soil Division, Department of 

Agriculture Kuching 

173-5 2403a The Soil Management Support Services: training 

the trainers overseas. Richard Arnold*, USDA- 

NRCS (retired) 

173-6 2403b Colonial Soil Science in the Former British West 

Indies. Benno Warkentin*, oregon state university 

173-7 2404a Soil Survey in Puerto Rico: A Brief History. Douglas 

Helms*, Natural Resources Conservation Service, 

Friedrich Beinroth, University of Puerto Rico 

and Hari Eswaran, USDA Natural Resources Conservation 

Service 

173-8 2404b The History of Soil Science in the Caucasus. Tengiz 

Urushadze*, Georgian State Agricultural Univer-

sity, Eric Molchanov, V.Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute, 

and Unan Kazarian, Armenian Soil Science, 

Agro chemistry, Melioration Institute 

173-9 2405a Soil science publications – History and current 

trends. Alfred Hartemink*, ISRIC–World Soil Information 

173-10 2405b Pedophilosophy (Pedosophy) – a new field of philosophy 

of science. Ioan M. Munteanu*, RISSA– 

Research Institute of Soil Science and Agrochemistry 

173-11 2406a Soil Science and Philately. Hans-Peter Blume*, 

University of Kiel 

173-12 2406b What has soil science learnt from an early volcanic 

landscape study in south-east Australia?. 

Jonathan E. Holland*, University of Melbourne 

173-13 2407a Historical evolution of the scientific method and 

its application to soil science. Pierfrancesco Nardi*, 

Fabio Tittarelli and Paolo Sequi, CRA–Italian Agricultural 

Research Council–Experimental Institute 

for Plant Nutrition 

173-14 2407b New opportunities of chemical amelioration of 

sodic-saline soils in the Ararat Plain in Armenia. 

H. S. Hovhannisyan and Gagik Karamyan*, Metta 

Group, LLC 

173-15 2408a The Benguet State University Soil Science Research 

Information Compendium. Tessie Miga 

Merestela*, Department of Soil Science, College of 

Agriculture, Benguet State University 

173-16 2408b Hugh Hammond Bennett’s Journey: Soil Scientist 

to Soil Conservationist. Douglas Helms*, Natural 

Resources Conservation Service 


Convention Center, Room 103ABC, First Floor 


Better Management—Poster 

174-1 2901a Formation of Fe oxides from K-jarosite: effect of 

temperature, pH, phosphate, and salt concentration. 

Vidal Barrón* and José Torrent, Universidad de 

Córdoba 

174-2 2901b Acidification of groundwater caused by a falling 

water table in a sandy aquifer in the Perth Region, 

Western Australia. Troy JF Cook* 1 , Ron 

Watkins 1 , Steve Appleyard 2 and Ryan J. Vogwill 3 , 

(1)Curtin University of Technology, (2)Department 

of Environmental Protection, Perth, Western Australia., 

(3)Department of Environment 

174-3 2902a The influence of metal leakage from acid sulphate 

soils on estuarine sediments in western Finland. 

Linda Nordmyr* 1 , Mats Åström 2 , Peter Österholm 

1 and Pasi Peltola 2 , (1)Department of Geology 

and Mineralogy, Åbo Akademi University, (2)Department 

of Biology and Environmental Science, 

Kalmar University 

174-4 2902b Effect of toxic metals mobilised from Finnish acid 

sulphate soils on terrestrial and aquatic biota 

and human health: a literature review. Rasmus 

Fältmarsch*, Department of Geology and Mineralogy 

at Åbo Akademi University and Mats Åström, 

Department of Biology and Environmental Science, 

Kalmar University 


174-5 2903a Revegetation of acid sulfate soil scalds in coastal 

New South Wales, Australia. Mark Allan Rosicky 1 , 

Leigh Sullivan* 1 and Peter Slavich 2 , (1)Southern 

Cross University, (2)NSW Department of Primary 

Industries 

174-6 2903b Identification and Characterization of Acidity- 

Tolerant and Al-Resistant Bacteria Isolated from 

Tea Soil. Chau Thi Tuong Ngo*, Hue University of 

Sciences and Shinjiro Kanazawa, Faculty of Agriculture, 

Kyushu University 

174-7 3001a Role and the effectiveness of phospho-microorganisms 

with rock phosphate. Bunjirtluk Jintaridth* 

1 , Pittayakorn Limthong 2 , Tippawan Inthasothi 

3 and Charoen Charoenchamratcheep 2 , (1)University 

of Kentucky, (2)Land Development Department, 

(3)Office of Science for Land Development 

174-8 3001b Adaptive Excretion of Ammonia of Ludwigia adscendens, 

an Adapted Plant in Highly Acidic 

Swamps in an Acid Sulfate Soil Area of Viet Nam. 

Tomoko Aizawa* 1 , Ve B. Nguyen 2 , Hiroyuki 

Kashima 1 , Noriyuki Iwabuchi 1 , Isao Hasegawa 1 , 

Satohiko Sasaki 1 , Mutsuyasu Nakajima 1 and Michio 

Sunairi 1 , (1)Nihon University, (2)Can Tho University 

174-9 3002a Distribution and behaviour of sulfur species in 

acid sulfate soils, western Finland. Anton 

Boman* 1 , Petri Lintinen 2 , Sören Fröjdö 1 and Mats 

Åström 3 , (1)Department of Geology and Mineralogy, 

Åbo Akademi University, (2)Geological Survey 

of Finland, (3)Department of Biology and Environmental 

Science, Kalmar University 

174-10 3002b Physico-chemical amendments of acid sulfate soil 

for rice production in Bangladesh. Md. Harunor 

Rashid Khan* 1 , SM Kabir 2 , MMA Bhuiyan 2 , Hans- 

Peter Blume 3 , Tadashi Adachi 1 , Yoko Oki 1 and K. R. 

Islam 4 , (1)Department of Environmental Management 

Engineering, Faculty of Environmental Science 

and Technology, Okayama University, (2)Dept. of 

Soil, Water and Environment, University of Dhaka, 

(3)University of Kiel, (4)Soil and Water Resources, 

The Ohio State University South Centers 

174-11 3016a Information transfer between studies of acid sulfate 

soils and acid rock drainage. D. McConchie* 1 , 

M. Clark 1 , J. Jonas 2 , J. Rouse 2 and N. Bardach 2 , 

(1)Southern Cross University, (2)Virotec North 

America 





Change—Poster 

175-1 2910a Chemical attributes of Ornithogenic Cryosols on 

volcanic rocks from Maritime Antartica. Carlos 

E.G.R. Schaefer*, Felipe N.B. Simas, Manoel R. 

Albuquerque, Liovando M. Costa, Luiz E. Dias, 

Victor V. Pereira and Roberto F.M. Michel, Departamento 


175-2 2910b The project “Carbon Pools in Permafrost Regions” 

(CAPP) and the Cryosol Working Group 

(CWG): International Platforms for Soil related 

Topics of the International Permafrost Association 

(IPA). Eva-Maria Pfeiffer*, University of Hamburg, 

Institute of Soil Science, Peter Kuhry, University 

of Stockholm and Sergey V. Goryachkin, Institute 

of Geography, Russian Academy of Sciences 

159 

POSTERS


175-3 2911a Soil organic carbon content and its distribution 

in Northern Canada database and overview. MF 

Hosssain*, CCRS, Natural Resources Canada 

175-4 2911b Soils Developed from Volcanics in Keller Peninsula, 

King George Island, Antarctica: Formation 

and Mapping. Marcio R. Francelino* Sr. 1 , Carlos 

E.G.R. Schaefer 2 , Elpidio I. Fernandes Filho 2 , Felipe 

N.B. Simas 2 and Manoel Ricardo Albuquerque 3 , 

(1)Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro, 


Viçosa, (3)EMBRAPA 

175-5 2912a Micromorphology and microprobe study of phosphate 

reaction in ornithogenic cryosols from 

Antarctica. Carlos E.G.R. Schaefer* 1 , Felipe N.B. 

Simas 1 and Bob Gilkes 2 , (1)Departamento do Solos- 

Universidade Federal de Viçosa, (2)School of Earth 

and Geographical Sciences, The University of Western 

Australia 

175-6 2912b Cambisols and Luvisols—“Zonal” Soils of East- 

European Tundra. Valentine D. Tonkonogov*, 

Dokutchaev Soil Institute, Russian Agricultural 

Academy and Sergey V. Goryachkin, Institute of 


175-7 2913a Are Cryosols on the move? A reflection on the 

classification of permafrost-affected soils during 

the development of the World Reference Base for 

Soil Resources (WRB). Otto Spaargaren*, ISRIC– 

World Soil Information 

175-8 3009b Problem of Gley Diagnostics: Color and Iron 

Chemistry in Cryosols of Kolyma Lowland. Yuriy 

N. Vodyanitskii, V.V. Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute 

and Nikita S. Mergelov*, Institute of Geography, 

RAS 

175-9 3010a Frost Action in the Mountain Soils of Central 

Europe (Tatra Mts.)—Relict or Contemporary 

Processes. Marek Drewnik* Sr., Jagiellonian University 

175-10 3010b Maps of Cryogenic Conditions and Phenomena in 

Soils of Russia. Tatiana V. Ananko, Dmitry Ye. 

Konyushkov*, Yevgeny M. Naumov, Ilia A. Sokolov 

and Tatiana Ye. Yakusheva, V.V. Dokuchaev Soil 


175-11 3011a Phosphate minerals in ornithogenic Cryosols of 

Maritime Antarctica. Felipe N.B. Simas* 1 , Carlos 

E.G.R. Schaefer 1 , MArtin Saunders 2 , Vander Freitas 

de Melo 3 , Marcelo B. Guerra 4 and Robert Gilkes 5 , 


Viçosa, (2)University of Western Australia, (3)Universidade 

Federtal do Parana, (4)Universidadde Federal 

de Viçosa, (5)School of Earth and Geographical 

Sciences The University of Western Australia 

175-12 3011b Quantitative Mineralogical Indices to Diagnose 

Cryogenic and Pedogenic Weathering in Soils of 

the Northern Part of the East European Plain. 

Victor V. Rogov and Dmitri L. Golovanov*, Geographical 

Faculty, Moscow Sate University 

175-13 3012a Methane and Carbon Dioxide Release from Eroding 

Coastline of North Slope, Alaska. Gary J. 

Michaelson* 1 , Ping Chien-Lu 1 , M. Torre Jorgenson 

2 , Fugen Dou 1 , Yuri Shur 1 and Laodong Guo 1 , 

(1)University of Alaska Fairbanks, (2)Alaska Biological 

Research Inc 

175-14 3012b Use of Paleo-Cryosols in Reconstructing Late 

Pleistocene Full Glacial Environments of Central 

Yukon, Canada. C.A. Scott Smith*, Agriculture 

and Agri-Food Canada, Paul Sanborn, University 

of Northern British Columbia, Duane G. Froese, 

University of Alberta, Grant D. Zazula, Simon Fraser 

University and John A. Westgate, University of 

Toronto 

160 




—Poster 

176-1 3101a Comparative Estimation of Influence of a Variable 

Magnetic Field by Induction of 1500 and 

6000 Mktl on Number of Microflora of Chernozem 

Ordinary, Brown Forest Soil and Grey 

Forest Soil. Elena U. Starovoitova* 1 , Marina A. 

Repyah 2 and Tatyana V. Denisova 1 , (1)Rostov State 

University, (2)Rostov state University 

176-2 3101b Productivity of the Grassland in China and the 

Restricting Factors for Its Sustainable Utilization. 

Liming Liu*, Department of Land Resources 

Management, China Agricultural University 

176-3 3102a Effect of Anthropogenic Wastes on Heavy Metal 

Mobility after 6 Months of Stabilization. Andrea 

Zanuzzi and Angel Faz*, Universidad Politécnica de 

Cartagena 

176-4 3102b Soil chemistry and mineralogy changes induced 

by calcium peroxide injection. Michael J. Kirby*, 

Shaw Environmental, Inc. 

176-5 3201a Heavy Metal Leaching in an Alluvial Mining Soil 

Amended with Pig Manure: Soil Column Tests. 

DM Carmona G. Sr., Universidad Politécnica de 

Cartagena and Ángel Faz Cano*, Departamento de 

Ciencia y Tecnologia Agraria, Universidad Politécnica 

de Cartagena 

176-6 3201b The use of rainfall simulators in the quantification 

of infiltration, run-off and soil losses. Alberto 

Sfeir 1 , Marcelo Varni 2 , Marcela Piscitelli 1 , Roberto 

J. Crespo* 3 , Guadalupe Ares 3 and Eduardo Usunoff 2 , 

(1)Facultad de Agronomia. Universidad Nacional 

del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, 

(2)IHLLA–Universidad Nacional del Centro de la 

Provincia de Buenos Aires, (3)Becario CIC–Facultad 

de Agronomia. Universidad Nacional del Centro 

de la Provincia de Buenos Aires 

176-7 3202b Biodegradation of the Soil Caused by the Man in 

River Basin Amajac, Hidalgo, Mexico. Enrique 

Rubinos* Sr. 1 , Carmen Gutierres Castorena 1 , Patricio 

Sanchez Guzman 1 , Jesus Amado Alvarez 1 and 

Rafael Zuñiga Sr. 2 , (1)Instituto de Educacion , investigacion 

en Ciencias Agricolas del Esdtado de Mexico, 

(2)Durango University 




—Poster 

177-1 3014a Water Quality Originating from Forest Roads in 

Southern Brazil. Carla M. Camargo Corra* 1 Glaucio 

Roloff 2 and Jorge R. Malinovski 1 , (1)Forest Science 

Dept.–Federal University of Paraná, (2)Soil 

Science and Agricultural Engineering Dept.–Federal 

University of Parana 

177-2 3015a Micronutrient Status in a Dry Deciduous Tropical 

Forest of the Scrub Jungle of Mettupalayam, 

Coimbatore, India. Subramanium Thiyageshwari*, 

Duraisamy Selvi and Sundarajan Amutha, Tamil 

Nadu Agricultural University

177-3 3015b Determining relationship between energy and 

C/N during leaf litter decomposition of Fagus oreintalis 

in north of Iran under laboratory conditions. 

vahid Hosseini*, Kurdistan University 

177-4 3113a Atmosferic deposition and soil solution monitoring 

in the National parks of Croatia. Boris Vrbek* 

and Ivan Pilaš, Forest Research Institute, Jastrebarsko 

177-5 3113b Participatory Assessment of Soil Properties and 

Ecological Diversity across Mt. Malindang Landscape, 

Southern Philippines. Renato D. Boniao*, 

Mindanao State University-Naawan, Rosa Villa B. 

Estoista, MSU-Mindanao State University-Marawi, 

Ron De Goede, Wageningen University & Research 

Centre and Sam James, Kansas University Natural 

History Museum and Biodiversity Research Center 

177-6 3114a Study on Spatial Variance of Soil Nutrients for 

Moso Bamboo Forest of fertilization. Xiaomin 

Guo* 1 , Dekui Niu 2 , Xi Guo 2 , Guoshi Zhang 1 , Bin 

Zhang 1 , Dongnan Hu 1 and Fang Chen (Corresponding 

Author) 3 , (1)College of Forestry, Jiangxi Agricultural 

University, (2)College of Land Resource & 

Environment, Jiangxi Agricultural University, (3) 

Wuhan Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 

177-7 3114b Forest Management Effects on Extreme Flooding 

Events: Evaluating Hydrologic Modeling Approaches. 

Mary B. Adams* 1 , Mark H. Eisenbees 2 , 

W. Michael Aust 2 and James A. Burger 2 , (1)USDA 

Forest Service, (2)Virgnia Tech., Department of 

Forestry 

177-9 3115b Changes in soil nutrient availability following 

land application of biosolids to forest in virginia. 

Eduardo C. Arellano* and Thomas R. Fox, Virginia 

Polytechnic Institute and State University 

177-10 3116a Soil Properties along a Toposequence in Mountainous 

Cloud Forests in Sierra Juárez, Southern 

Mexico. Pavel Krasilnikov* 1 , Norma Eugenia García 

Calderón 2 , Noé Velázquez Rosas 3 and Elizabeth 

Fuentes Romero 2 , (1)(1) Institute of Biology, KarRC, 

RAS (2) Facultad de Ciencias, UNAM, (2)Facultad 

de Ciencias, UNAM, (3)Instituto de Ecología, 

UNAM 

177-11 3116b Soil Properties Influencing Compactability of 

Forest Soils in British Columbia, Canada. Maja 

Krzic* 1 , Chuck Bulmer 2 , Francois Teste 1 , Lesley 

Dampier 1 , Margaret Schmidt 3 and Yihai Zhao 1 , 

(1)University of British Columbia, (2)BC Ministry 

of Forests, Research Branch, (3)Simon Fraser University 

177-12 3213a Evolution of phosphorus forms, phosphatae activity, 

and the relationship between soil nutrition 

and tree growth in Larch plantations in northeastern 

China. Lixin Chen*, College of 

Forestry,Northeast Forestry University, Harbin, 

150040, China; Research Institute of Forestry,CAF, 

Berjing,100091,China and Wenbiao Duan, College 

of Forestry, Northeast Forestry University, Harbin, 

150040, China 

177-13 3213b Sediment Yield from Secondary Forest Roads on 

Pinus taeda Commerical Plantation in Southern 

Brazil Highland. Carla M. Camargo Corra* 1 , Renato 

A. Dedecek 2 and Jorge R. Malinovski 1 , (1)Forest 

Science Dept.–Federal University of Paraná, 

(2)Embrapa CNP Florestas 

177-14 3214a Pine Straw Harvesting Effects on Water Content 

of the Soil Vadose Zone. Daniel H. Pote* and David 

M. Burner, USDA-ARS 

177-15 3214b Using ∆ 15 N to trace biosolids-derived nitrogen in 

a forest ecosystem. Hailong Wang* and Guna 

Magesan, Ensis 


177-16 3215a Clay mineralogical characterization of a toposequence 

of perhumid subalpine forest soils in 

northeastern Taiwan. Chuangwen Pai*, The experimental 

forest, college of bioresource and agriculture, 

National Taiwan University, Ming Wang, National 

Taiwan University and Chih-Yu Chiu, Research 

Center for Biodiversity 

177-17 3215b Free oxides properties of Japanese forest soils 

developed from volcanic ash and other parent 

materials. Akihiro Imaya*, Kyusyu research center, 

Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute, Seiichi 

Ohta, Kyoto University, Yoshiyuki Inagaki, 

Shikoku research center, Forestry and Forest Products 

Research Insitute and Nagaharu Tanaka, 

Hokkaido research center, Forestry and Forest Products 


177-18 3311a Carbon sequestration and SOM decomposition 

depending on land use change of gray forest and 

sod-podzolic soils. Alla A. Larionova*, Sergey S. 

Bykhovets, Ilya V. Yevdokimov and Alexandr M. 

Yermolayev, Institute of Physico-Chemical and Biological 

Problems in Soil Science RAS 

177-19 3311b Soil Losses from Fire Breaks and Pinus taeda 

Commercial Plantation in Southern Brazil. Carla 

M. Camargo Corra* 1 , Renato A. Dedecek 2 and Jorge 

R. Malinovski 1 , (1)Forest Science Dept.–Federal 

University of Paraná, (2)Embrapa CNP Florestas 

177-20 3312a Changes in soil quality indicators, in adjacent 

protected forest and deforested lands in central 

Iran. Mohammad A. Hajabbasi* 1 , Mehdi Sharifi 2 

and Mohsen Sheklabadi 1 , (1)Isfahan University of 

Technology, (2)Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada 

177-21 3312b Impact of prescribed management treatments on 

selected soil properties in a disturbed forest 

ecosystem of Northern Alabama. Maria Nobles*, 

Wallace Dillon and Monday Mbila, Alabama A&M 

University 

177-22 3313a Sulfate Adsorption in Forest Soils Affected by 

Acid Deposition. Autumn L. Bryson* and Louis 

M. McDonald, West Virginia University 

177-23 3313b Forest Ecosystem Management Practices and 

Carbon Storage in North Alabama Soils. Monday 

Mbila*, Wallace Dillon Jr. and Maria Nobles, Alabama 

A&M University 

177-24 3314a The long-term effects of a single phosphorus fertilizer 

application on phosphorus availability in 

forest soils. Bradley W. Miller*, Virginia Tech and 

Thomas Fox, Virginia Tech University 

177-25 3314b The relationship between soil conditions and declining 

growth rate of famous aged Pinus tabulaeformis 

at Jietai temple in Beijing China. Lishui 

Nie*, Michigan State University 

177-26 3315a Influence of different tree species on the chemical 

properties in rhizosphere and bulk soils. Pura 

Marcet Sr., J. Carlos Souto, Saleta Gonzalez* and 

Dolores Baamonde, Universidad de Vigo. Escuela de 

Ingeniería Técnica Forestal. 

177-27 3315b Soil C, N, δ 13 C and δ 15 N within Size Fractions 

Along an Experimental Forest Disturbance 

Regime in Atlantic Canada. Asfaw Bekele*, Lisa 

Kellman and Hugo Beltrami, Environmental Sciences 

Reearch Center, St. Francis Xavier University 

177-28 3410a Effect of applying sewage sludge and Mitilus galloprovincialis 

Lam. shells on degraded mine soil. 

P. Marcet, J. Rey and S. Gonzalez*, Universidad de 

Vigo. Escuela de Ingeniería Técnica Forestal. 

177-29 3410b Stimulation of microorganisms in a mediterranean 

litter after sewage sludge addition. Sylvie 

Neble* 1 , Lionel Ranjard 2 , Virginie Nowak 2 , Jean 

Le Petit 1 and Steven Criquet 1 , (1)Laboratory of Mi- 

161 

POSTERS


crobial Ecology, (2)INRA–UMR Microbiologie et 

Geochimie des sols 

177-30 3411a Nitrogen Mineralization Rates as a Function of 

the Free Organic Matter in Highly Saturated 

Chilean Rain Forest Soils. Francisco Matus*, Private, 

Christopher Lusk, Department of Biological 

Sciences, Macquarie University and Christian Maire, 

Centro Tecnológico de Suelos y Cultivos, Departamento 

de Producción Agrícola, Universidad de Talca 

177-31 3411b Litter decomposition study in young and old forest 

by chemical and structural analyses. Ornella 

Francioso 1 , Paola Gioacchini* 1 , Daniela Montecchio 

1 , Claudio Ciavatta 1 , Andrea Masia 2 and 

Giustino Tonon 2 , (1)Dipartimento di Scienze e Tecnologie 

Agroambientali Università di Bologna, 

(2)Dipartimento di Colture Arboree Università di 

Bologna 

177-32 3412a Soil NO 3 and NH 4 over 14 years on a Long Term 

Soil Productivity study on the Lower Coastal 

Plain of North Carolina. Robert J. Eaton* and Kim 

Ludovici, USDA-Forest Service, Southern Research 

Station 

177-33 3412b Validation and Implementation of a Geospatial 

Soil Erosion Model for Forest and Rangeland 

Management. Chris Renschler*, National Center 

for Geographic Information and Analysis (NCGIA), 

William J. Elliot, USDA-Forest Service, Jerry 

Ritchie, ARS-BARC-HRSL and Mary H. Nichols, 

USDA Agricultural Research Service 

177-34 3413a Modeling the spatial variability of soil organic 

matter in a deeply dissected landscape—Bisley 

Watershed, Puerto Rico. Kristofer Johnson* and 

Fred Scatena, University of Pennsylvania 

177-35 3413b Soil Organic Matter Stabilization in a Transect of 

Forest Types on Soils with Diverse Mineralogy 

and Environmental Conditions in the Pacific 

Northwest USA. Mark G. Johnson*, U.S. Environmental 

Protection Agency and Christopher 

Swanston, Center for Accelerator Mass Spectrometry 

177-36 3414a CH 4 uptake and N 2O emission from the forest 

soils in Japan. Tomoaki Morishita*, Shigehiro 

Ishizuka, Tadashi Sakata and Masamichi Takahashi, 

Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute 

177-37 3414b Organic Profiles of Forest Soils in Northern Europe: 

Characteristic Features and Classification 

Problems. Olga Bakhmet*, Forest Research Institute, 

Karelian Research Centre, Russian Academy of 


177-38 3415a Assessing Forest Soil Productivity in Northen 

Europe. Natalia Fedorets* and Rozalia Morozova, 

Forest Research Institute, Karelian Research Centre, 


177-39 3415b Do Presences of a Ground Flora Affect Variations 

in Soil Chemistry in a Fagus Sylvatica Forest 

Soil?. Frida Andreasson*, Bo Bergkvist and 

Anna-Maj Balsberg-Pahlsson, Lund University 

177-40 3515a Assessment and studying micromorphological 

and mineralogical charactricitics of some forest 

soils of nowshahr kheyrudkenar(mazandaran 

province),iran. m.k kianian*, university of tehran 

177-41 3515b Deforestation effects on soil bacterial population: 

A case study of Guilan province. Amir Bahrami* 1 , 

Maryam Ranjbar Atashi 1 and Mahmood Shabanpour 

2 , (1)Guilan University, (2)Iran-Rasht- Guilan 

University- Agricultural Faculty- Soil Sci. Group 

162 



SU Soils in Urban Ecosystems: Characteristics and 

Functioning—Poster 

178-1 3202a Soil Evaluation for Natural and Anthropogenic 

Soils (the TUSEC-Method). Andreas Lehmann*, 

Susanne David and Karl Stahr, Hohenheim University 

(310) 

178-2 3301a Aggregation proccess in vegetalised polluted industrial 

soils: effects on pollutant bioavailability. 

Marie-France Monsérié*, Françoise Watteau, 

Geneviève Villemin and Jean-Louis Morel, 

INPL(ENSAIA)/INRA, Laboratoire Sols et Environnement 

178-3 3301b Mapping of soil environmental hazards in urban 

areas. Jaroslava Sobocka* and Marian Jaduda, Soil 

Science and Conservation Research Institute 

178-4 3302a Soils of New York City. Luis A. Hernandez* 1 , 

Richard K. Shaw 1 , Steven Fischer 1 and John Galbraith 

2 , (1)USDA-NRCS, (2)Virginia Tech 

178-5 3302b Soil development by urban land use and 

management in semi-arid regions, example from 

Tehran. Mohammad Baharvand* II, Universitaet 

Duisburg-Essen, Fb. Biologie und Geographie, Dept. 

Angewandte Bodenkunde and Wolfgang Burghardt, 

Universitaet Duisburg-Essen, Fb. Biologie und 

Geographie, Abt. Angewandte Bodenkunde 

178-6 3303a Urbanization Leading to Alteration of Soil Function 

of the Zhengzhou City in China. Ke-ning 

WU*, Department of Land Science and Technology, 

China University of Geoscience 

178-7 3303b Impact of Soil Degradation on Water and Life in 

a Tropical Region. Shadananan K. Nair*, Centre for 

Earth Research & Environment Management 

178-8 3304a Effect of Copper in Soil on Bioaccumulated Copper 

in Earthworm. Kye-Hoon Kim* 1 , Youn-Seok 

Choi 1 , Ho-Jin Kim 2 and Hyun-Haeng Lee 2 , (1)The 

University of Seoul, (2)National Institute of Agricultural 


178-9 3304b Measures of body size and body condition in the 

black-striped mouse (Apodemus agrarius) as indicators 

of chronically disturbed environment. 

Miroslava V. Velickovic*, .Institute for Biological 

Research “Sinisa Stankovic” 

178-10 3305a Gaseous Losses From Nitrogen Fertilizers Applied 

to Vegetable Fields in Nanjing Suburb. Bing 

Cao 1 , Fayun He 1 , Qiuming Xu 2 , Bin Yin 1 and Guixin 

Cai* 1 , (1)State Key Laboratory of Soil and Sustainable 

Agriculture, (2)Beijing Academy of Agricultural 

and Forestry Sciences 

178-11 3305b Importance of historical and present-day land 

use for the lability of soil C and N. David Lewis* 1 , 

Jason Kaye 2 , Charles Redman 1 and Ann Kinzig 1 , 

(1)Arizona State University, (2)The Pennsylvania 


178-12 3306a Legacies of agriculture in carbon and nutrient 

pools of arid urban soils. David Lewis 1 , Jason 

Kaye* 2 , Corinna Gries 1 , Ann Kinzig 1 and Charles 

Redman 1 , (1)Arizona State University, (2)The Pennsylvania 


178-13 3306b Bihourly Soil Moisture Depletion Patterns in an 

Urban Ecosystem. Charles Kome*, East National 

Technology Support Center, USDA/NRCS 

178-14 3307a Soil and Site Assessment Card for Connecticut 

Rain Gardens. Marjorie Faber*, USDA NRCS 

178-15 3307b Lead Distribution in Urban Residential Soils of 

Portland, Maine. Samantha Langley-Turnbaugh* 

and Travis Wagner, University of Southern Maine

178-16 3308a Heavy Metals in Murcia City (Se Spain): Preliminary 

Data. Jose A. Acosta*, Ángel Faz Cano 

and Silvia Martínez-Martínez, Technical University 

of Cartagena 

178-17 3308b Magnetic Properties of Urban Topsoil in Shanghai 

and Their Environmental Implications. Xuefeng 

Hu*, Xiao-qing Li, Rong Ye, Yun Pan and Yu 

Su, Department of Environmental Science and Engineering, 

Shanghai University 

178-18 3309a Mineralogy and Geochemistry of urban soils of 

different age and land use in Qingdao, China. 

Stefan Norra* 1 , Nabil Fjer 1 , Thomas Neumann 1 , 

Doris Stüben 1 , Fanwei Lee 2 and Xianfeng Shu 2 , 

(1)Institute of Mineralogy and Geochemistry, Universitaet 

Karlsruhe, (2)Qingdao Environmental Protection 

Bureau 

178-19 3309b Contribution of technologic materials to the metal 

bioavailable fraction of urban soils in Marrakech 

(Morocco). Hicham El Khalil* 1 , Christophe 

Shwartz 1 , Ali Boularbah 2 and Jean Louis Morel 1 , 

(1)Laboratoire Sols et Environnement, INPL (EN- 

SAIA)/INRA, (2)Laboratoire de Biosurveillance de 

l’Environnement 

178-20 3310b Methodology to study contaminant transport in 

variably saturated soils at the bench scale. Marie- 

Odile Simonnot* 1 , Valérie Gujisaite 1 , Stéphanie Ouvrard 

2 and Jean-Louis MOREL 2 , (1)Laboratory of 

Chemical Engineering Science (CNRS-INPL), 

(2)Laboratory of Soils and Environment (INRA- 

ENSAIA-INPL) 

178-21 3405a Degradation of phenanthrene and pyrene in soil: 

Fenton’s reagent versus potassium permanganate. 

Marie-Odile Simonnot* 1 , Paula Tereza De 

Souza e Silva 1 , Marie-Noëlle Pons 1 , Benicio Barros 

Neto 2 , Valdinete Lins Da Silva 3 , Mauricio Motta 3 

and Michel Sardin 1 , (1)Laboratory of Chemical Engineering 

Science (CNRS-INPL), (2)Departemento 

de Quimica Fundamental, Universidade Federal de 

Pernambucco, (3)Departemento de Engenharia 

Quimica, Universidade Federale de Pernambuco 

178-22 3405b Alteration of secondary minerals along a time 

series in alkaline soils derived from carbonatic 

wastes of soda production. Reinhold Jahn* 1 , Gritta 

Grünewald 1 , Klaus Kaiser 1 and Herbert Pöllmann 2 , 

(1)Institute of Soil Science and Plant Nutrition, Martin 

Luther University, (2)Institute of Geo Sciences 

178-23 3406a Total and Extractable Lead and Arsenic Concentrations 

in US Long-Term Orchard soils. Eton E. 

Codling* 1 , Carrie E. Green 1 , R. L. Chaney 2 and 

Andy K. Piri 3 , (1)USDA-ARS, (2)USDA-ARS- 

ANRI, (3)USDA-NRCS 

178-24 3406b Decontamination of two contaminated soils using 

chelating agents applied to leaching cells. D. Kh. 

Naghipour* 1 , H. R. Thomas 2 and R. Franciss 2 , 

(1)Guilan University of Medical Sciences, (2)Cardiff 

University 

178-25 3407a Metal Contamination in Urban Soil-Water Environment 

and Remediation Strategies. Palanisamy 

Singaram*, K Lalsuna and Santiago Mahimairaja, 

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University 

178-26 3407b Ecological assessment of a constructed soil on degraded 

sites. Geoffroy Séré* 1 , Stéphanie Ouvrard 1 , 

Christophe Schwartz 1 , Jean-Christophe Renat 2 and 

Jean Louis Morel 1 , (1)INPL(ENSAIA)/INRA, Laboratoire 

Sols et Environnement, (2)TVD-Groupe PE 

178-27 3408a Distribution and Abundance of Chironomidae 

(Diptera) in Tropical Rice Agroecosystem. Salman 

Abdo Al-Shami* 1 , Che Salmah Rawi 2 , Siti Azizah 

Noor 3 and Abu Hassan Ahmad 3 , (1)Univeriti Sains 

Malaysia, (2)School of Biological Science, Univer- 


siti Sains Malaysia, (3)Scoolh of Biological Science 

178-28 3408b Compost Use in Urban Landscapes. John J. 

Sloan*, Cynthia McKenney, James Heitholt, Wayne 

Mackay and James McAfee, Texas Agric. Exp. Stn. 

178-29 3409a Effectiveness of Biosolids Amendments in Enhancing 

Soil Fertility and Microbial Ecology in 

Golf Course Greens. Guanglong Tian* 1 , Thomas 

Granato 1 , Dan Dinelli 2 and Albert Cox 1 , (1)Environmental 

Monitoring and Research Division, R & D 

Dept, Metro Water Reclamation District of Greater 

Chicago (MWRD-Chicago), (2)North Shore Country 

Club 

178-30 3409b A Comparative Study of Soil and Other Adsorbents 

on Decolorizing Livestock Wastewater. Xin 

Chen* 1 , Kuniaki Sato 1 , Toshiyuki Wakatsuki 2 and 

Masunaga Tsugiyuki 1 , (1)Faculty of Life and Environmental 

Science, Shimane University, (2)Faculty 

of Agriculture, Kinki University, Japan 





Systems for Soil Resources—Poster 

179-1 3108a Immobisol as a Proposed Reference Soil Group 

of the World: Some Evidences in Ethiopia. Bipin 

Bihari Mishra*, Soil Survey & Land Use Planning 

Centre and Heluf Gebrekidan, Alemaya University, 

Ethiopia 

179-2 3108b Genesis and Classification of Soils in Alborz region 

in the north of Iran. Hossein Torabi-Golsefidi*, 

Faculty of Agriculture, Shahed University 

179-3 3109a Albic Soil Classification Reference in the Northern 

Subtropical Region of China. Ke-ning WU*, 

Department of Land Science and Technology, China 

University of Geoscience 

179-4 3109b Principles, structure and suggestions for modernization 

of the Hungarian Soil Classification 

System. Erika Micheli* 1 , Peter Hegymegi 1 , 

Gabriella Sz. Kele 2 and Zsofia Bakacsi 3 , (1)Szent Istvan 

University, Soil Science and Agrochemistry Department, 

(2)Plant Protection and Soil Conservation 

Service, Hungary, (3)Research Institute for Soil Science 

and Ag. Chemistry of the Hungarian Academy 


179-5 3110b National Classification of “Hydromorphic” and 

Salt affected soils and their correlation with the 

WRB. Marta Fuchs* 1 , Erika Micheli 1 , Peter 

Hegymegi 1 and Tibor Tóth 2 , (1)Szent Istvan University, 

Soil Science and Agrochemistry Department, 

(2)Research Institute for Soil Science and Agricultural 

Chemistry of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences 

179-6 3208a National Classification of “Chernozem like” 

(steppe) soils and their correlation with the WRB. 

Gabriella Sz Kele*, Plant Protection and Soil Conservation 

Service, Erika Micheli, Szent Istvan University, 

Soil Science and Agrochemistry Department 

and Judit Berényi Üveges, Central Service for Plant 

Protection and Soil Conservation 

179-7 3208b Wrb Explained. Otto Spaargaren*, ISRIC–World 

Soil Information 

179-8 3209a National Classification of forest soils and their 

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correlation with the WRB. Tamas Szegi*, Pal Stefanovits 

and Erika Micheli, Szent Istvan University, 


179-9 3209b WRB activities 2002-2006. Erika Micheli*, Szent 

Istvan University, Soil Science and Agrochemistry 

Department, Otto Spaargaren, ISRIC and Peter 

Schad, Lehrstuhl für Bodenkunde (Soil Science), 


München 





Systems for Soil Resources—Poster 

179-1 3108a Immobisol as a Proposed Reference Soil Group 

of the World: Some Evidences in Ethiopia. Bipin 

Bihari Mishra*, Soil Survey & Land Use Planning 

Centre and Heluf Gebrekidan, Alemaya University, 

Ethiopia 

179-2 3108b Genesis and Classification of Soils in Alborz region 

in the north of Iran. Hossein Torabi-Golsefidi*, 

Faculty of Agriculture, Shahed University 

179-3 3109a Albic Soil Classification Reference in the Northern 

Subtropical Region of China. Ke-ning WU*, 

Department of Land Science and Technology, China 

University of Geoscience 

179-4 3109b Principles, structure and suggestions for modernization 

of the Hungarian Soil Classification 

System. Erika Micheli* 1 , Peter Hegymegi 1 , 

Gabriella Sz. Kele 2 and Zsofia Bakacsi 3 , (1)Szent Istvan 

University, Soil Science and Agrochemistry Department, 

(2)Plant Protection and Soil Conservation 

Service, Hungary, (3)Research Institute for Soil Science 

and Ag. Chemistry of the Hungarian Academy 


179-5 3110b National Classification of “Hydromorphic” and 

Salt affected soils and their correlation with the 

WRB. Marta Fuchs* 1 , Erika Micheli 1 , Peter 

Hegymegi 1 and Tibor Tóth 2 , (1)Szent Istvan University, 

Soil Science and Agrochemistry Department, 

(2)Research Institute for Soil Science and Agricultural 

Chemistry of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences 

179-6 3208a National Classification of “Chernozem like” 

(steppe) soils and their correlation with the WRB. 

Gabriella Sz Kele*, Plant Protection and Soil Conservation 

Service, Erika Micheli, Szent Istvan University, 


and Judit Berényi Üveges, Central Service for Plant 

Protection and Soil Conservation 

179-7 3208b Wrb Explained. Otto Spaargaren*, ISRIC–World 

Soil Information 

179-8 3209a National Classification of forest soils and their 

correlation with the WRB. Tamas Szegi*, Pal Stefanovits 

and Erika Micheli, Szent Istvan University, 


179-9 3209b WRB activities 2002-2006. Erika Micheli*, Szent 

Istvan University, Soil Science and Agrochemistry 

Department, Otto Spaargaren, ISRIC and Peter 

Schad, Lehrstuhl für Bodenkunde (Soil Science), 


München 

164

A 

A.A., Yusuf, 155-68 

Abadie, J., 79-3 

Abaidoo, R., 155-68 

Abakumov, Evgeniy V., 28-2 

Abawi, George, 148-15 

Abbadie, Luc, 15-2, 155-43, 58-3 

Abbaspour, Ali, 139-25 

Abbaspour, Karim, 153-43 

Abbaszadeh, Bohloul, 147-3, 147-4 

Abbattista, Francesco, 151-27, 149-27 

Abd El-Fattah, Abd El-Kader, 166-13 

Abdal, Mahdi, 155-152 

Abdel Aal, M.S., 158-33 

Abdelgawad, Gilani Mhimed, 81-1, 

172-4 

Abderrahim Nassir, Nassir. A., 155-169 

Abdullaev, Ikrom, 75-17 

Abe, Kaoru, 116-59 

Abedin, Joinal, 118-23, 144-67 

Abekoe, M.K., 138-24 

Ablett, James, 134-1 

Abney, Scott, 138-70 

Aboim, Marcela C. R., 16-5 

Abolhasani, Mahboobeh, 140-23 

Abramova, Tamara, 135-34 

Abreu, Cassio Hamilton, 11-2 

Abreu, Maria E., 107-9 

Abreu, Monica Ferreira, 155-121 

Abreu, Xiomara, 75-6 

Abtahi, Ali, 129-5, 127-1 

Accoe, F., 5-1 

Acevedo Sandoval, Otilio A., 126-4 

Ackermann, Juliane, 51-3 

Ackert, Lloyd, 171-9 

Acosta, José Alberto, 93-6, 169-1, 178- 

16, 127-6 

Acosta-Martínez, Verónica, 138-61, 

138-83, 140-35 

Acree, Steven, 63-6 

Adachi, Tadashi, 149-16, 174-10 

Adamo, Paola, 144-18 

Adams, Mary B., 17-5, 177-7 

Adani, Fabrizio, 138-14 

Addison, Jan, 158-38 

Adee, Eric A., 163-37 

Adeli, A., 163-25 

Adeli, Ardeshir, 146-4 

Adeloju, Samuel B, 163-12 

Adeoye, Gideon O., 148-20 

Adhikari, Diganta, 162-35 

Adhikari, Keshav Raj, 170-29 

Adhikari, Padam Prasad, 170-29 

Adiku, Samuel G. K., 116-31, 138-24 

Adilo, Mohammed, 158-35 

Adinarayana, Velugubantla, 164-12, 

154-68 

Adiyiah, Benjamin, 155-26 

Adjei-Gyapong, T., 173-3 

Adkins, W., 115-56 

Adler, Gert, 62-5 

Adraki, Mojtaba, 118-7, 147-4, 155-21 

Adriano, Domy C., 51-6 

Aduayi, Emmanuel A., 153-5 

Aduramigba-Modupe, Vincent O., 75- 

1, 155-55, 155-59 

Afandi, (None), 163-16 

Afyuni, Majid, 153-43, 164-16 

Ageeb, Gamil W., 121-5, 45-20 

Agenbag, G. A., 153-14 

Aggarwal, Brajesh, 104-8 

Aggarwal, P. K., 138-66 

Aggarwal, Vaneet, 79-4, 110-6 

Agnelli, Alessandro, 138-25 

Agnew, Rob, 156-23 

Aguilar, Yameli, 145-13 

Aguilar-Márquez, Armando, 93-10 

Aguilera, María, 138-47 

Aguirre-Gómez, Arturo, 93-10 

Agyenim Boateng, S., 162-38, 155-139 

Author Index 

Ahamed, Sonya, 150-9 

Ahern, Colin, 39-24, 164-8, 10-5, 97-4, 

39-17 

Ahmad, Abu Hassan, 178-27 

Ahmad, H.R., 93-5 

Ahmad, Zahoor, 154-18 

Ahmadi-Moghadam, Ali, 167-21 

Ahmed, Osmanu, 147-8 

Ahmed, Sanussi Y., 154-33 

Ahmed, Zia Uddin, 168-19, 115-29 

Ahn, Byung-Koo, 155-15 

Ahn, Jae-Hoon, 151-30 

Ahrens, Robert, 42-2 

Ahuja, Lajpat, 37-2, 4-1, 116-52, 116- 

15, 25-4 

Ahumada, Inés, 144-19 

Ailan, A. J., 7-2 

Aino, Masataka, 142-17 

Aita, C., 2-1 

Aizawa, Tomoko, 174-8 

Aizpurua, Ana, 60-9 

Ajiboye, Babasola, 154-5 

Ajmone Marsan, Franco, 95-9 

A.K Dr, Sadanandan, 162-17 

Akagi, Junko, 123-3 

Akay, Aysen, 155-82 

Akbarimoghaddam, Hossein, 155-22 

Akbas, Fevzi, 115-28 

Akef, Mehdi, 125-1 

Akin, A., 10-1 

Akin, Jim, 150-25 

Akinremi, Olalekan, 154-5 

Akinrinde, Ezekiel. A, 89-7, 104-13, 

148-21 

Akis, Rifat, 115-28 

Akiyama, Hiroko, 118-11 

Akramhanov, Akmal, 159-9 

Akshalov, Kanat K., 166-19, 68-4 

Al Majou, Hassan, 137-32 

Al-Adamat, Rida, 138-80, 36-5 

Al-Agely, Abid, 45-26 

Al-Ali, M. A., 155-118 

Al-Ani, Abdullah Najim, 115-11 

Al-Damry, Sami, 153-48 

Al-Jaloud, Ali A., 166-24 

Al-Kayssi, Abdul Wahab A. R., 115-11 

Al-Kirshi, A., 7-2 

Al-Omran, Abdrubalrasol, 153-48 

Al-Saad, Ziad, 83-10 

Al-Shami, Salman Abdo, 178-27 

Alam, M. Murshedul, 154-71, 155-96 

Alam, T., 81-3 

Alary, Karine, 126-9 

Albabili, M., 7-2 

Albrecht, Stephan, 99-3 

Albuquerque, Manoel R., 106-4, 175-1, 

175-4 

Albuquerque, Miriam A., 89-6, 164-10, 

158-24 

Alekperov, Chingiz K., 149-11 

Alekperov, Sh. Sh., 137-23 

Aleksandra, Bensa, 170-2 

Aleksei, Samokhin, 139-8 

Alex, Thomas C., 127-18 

Alexopoulos, Athanasios, 140-19 

Alfaro, Marta A., 154-28 

Ali, M. Ashraf, 144-53 

Ali, M.A., 155-117 

Ali, Rafa Ramadan, 91-10 

Ali, Rafat Ramadan, 156-9 

Alipbeki, Onggarbek, 135-27 

Aliyu, Joshua, 155-134 

Alkaraghouli, Ali Abas, 115-11 

Allan, Deborah, 138-82 

Allaway, Mark, 32-1 

Allen, Arthur L., 85-4, 170-27, 116-50 

Allen, B.L., 127-12, 129-7, 117-11 

Allen, Fred, 138-71 

Allen, H. Lee, 47-2 

Allen, Herbert, 86-1 

Allen, Michael F., 129-16 

Alleoni, Luís Reynaldo Ferracciú, 139- 

41 

Alley, Marcus, 163-45 

Allievi, Luigi, 144-54 

Allmaras, Raymond, 99-3 

Allton, Kathryn E., 166-6 

Almendros, G., 163-22, 15-1 

Alva, Ashok, 153-4, 163-42, 155-115 

Alvarez Villanueva, Felipe Carlos, 11-2 

Alvarez Welchez, Luis, 156-13 

Alvarez, Gustavo, 163-22 

Alvarez, Roberto, 155-31, 155-29 

Alves, Bruno J. R., 1-2 , 138-33, 2-3 

Alves, Bruno M.G., 158-24, 164-10 

Alves, Caroline M., 111-3 

Alves, M.C, 123-8 

Alves, Ruy V., 128-12 

Alyabina, Irina O., 109-6 

Amada Laura, Reyes-Ortigoza, 140-14 

Amado Alvarez, Jesus, 176-7 

Amado, Jesus, 134-4 

Amado, Telmo, 138-60, 76-5 

Amar, Boujamaa, 154-20 

Amaral Sobrinho, Nelson M.B., 158-9 

Amellal, Samira, 145-49 

Amelung, Wulf, 134-2, 133-21 

Amemiya, Yu, 116-10 

Amer, Abdel-Monem Mohamed, 139- 

45 

Amezquita, Edgar, 16-1, 156-13, 138- 

68, 158-6 

Amichev, Beyhan Y., 17-18, 158-8 

Amiotte Suchet, Philippe, 47-4 

Amos, Dan F., 125-2 

Amundson, Ronald, 14-2 

Amutha, Sundarajan, 177-2 

An, Qiong, 145-15 

Anandacoomaraswamy, Aruliah, 45-11 

Ananko, Tatiana V., 175-10 

Anaya, Maria, 149-1 

Anctil, François, 153-35 

Anda, Markus, 57-10 

Anderson, Daniel J., 138-31 

Anderson, Edwin, 109-5 

Anderson, Geoffrey, 139-6 

Anderson, Karen, 162-12 

Anderson, Michael, 145-37 

Anderson, Stephen H., 137-5, 31-11, 

136-16 , 137-12, 152-3 

Andersson, Stefan, 162-31, 155-122 

Andina, D., 115-15 

Ando, Tadashi, 115-33 

Ando, Toyoharu, 155-102 

Andraski, Brian J., 45-8, 135-21 

Andreasson, Frida, 177-39 

Andreoli, Lucio, 165-2 

Andreoni, Vincenza, 144-54 

Andreotti, Marcelo, 155-151, 155-153 

Andreux, Francis, 60-5, 47-4, 139-31, 

17-17, 116-62 

Andrews, Susan S., 16-4, 103-5 

Andriesh, Serafim V., 114-5 

Andrist-Rangel, Ylva, 155-122, 143-5 

Andrén, Olof, 162-10 

Andy, Whitmore, 64-5 

Anegundi, K.M., 4-2, 104-1 

Anetor, M.O., 148-21 

Angers, Denis A., 54-7 

Anguelov, Gueorgui, 144-35, 166-23 

Anguelova, Ivanka, 144-35, 166-23 

Angus, John, 23-6, 31-8 

Anjos, Lúcia Helena C., 128-6, 42-10, 

118-16, 133-13, 130-2, 128-5, 130- 

5 

Ankegouda, K.G., 154-1, 155-156 

Anne, Victoria, 135-22 

Ansari, Abdullah A., 23-5 

Anton, Jose M., 150-8 

Antony, E., 153-46 

Anusontpornperm, Somchai, 42-8 

Aochi, Yukiko O., 110-4 

Aoda, Tadao, 158-10 

Appleyard, Steve, 174-2 

April, Richard H., 126-16 

Araki, Tomohiro, 104-4 

Arao, Tomohito, 168-14 

Araujo, Ednaldo Da S., 3-2 

Araujo, Quintino R., 45-26 

Araújo, Júlio César Lucena, 130-2 

Arbelo, Carmen D., 127-13, 126-21, 

126-3 

Arce, A., 60-3 

Archer, Frank, 160-16 

Archibald, Douglas, 138-82, 44-5, 131- 

8 

Ardakani, Mohammad Reza, 168-11, 

118-7, 155-21, 147-4, 147-3 

Ardalan, Mohamad, 23-12, 155-35, 

155-45, 155-37 

Arellano, Eduardo C., 177-9 

Arellano, Rosalva, 122-12 

Ares, Guadalupe, 176-6 

Argolo, Valéria, 135-31 

Arkhangelskaya, Tatiana A., 6-6 

Armas, Cecilia M., 126-21 

Armas-Espinel, Silvia, 126-1, 126-7 

Armstrong, Roger D., 23-2 , 155-128, 

70-2 

Arnalds, Olafur, 126-18, 126-12, 126- 

13 

Arnall, Brian, 155-88, 155-98 

Arnold, Richard, 173-5, 32-2, 62-1 

Arocena, Joselito M., 92-2 

Arora, Naveen K., 142-12 

Arora, Sanjay, 139-5 

Arriaga, Francisco J., 152-7 

Arrieche, Isabel, 156-15 

Arrouays, Dominique, 119-20 

Arruda, Murilo R., 72-3 

Arshad, Muhammad, 155-172 

Arunkumar, Jayaraman, 166-14 

Aryabod, Samaneh, 163-28, 144-20 

Arzadun, Martin, 170-33 

Aróstegui, Javier, 148-3 

As, Rama Prasad, 155-111, 155-34 

Asadi, Toraj, 166-4, 151-36, 23-4 

Asagi, Naomi, 155-102 

Asakawa, Neuza, 167-19 

Asakawa, Susumu, 118-13, 20-5, 140- 

28, 20-6 

Ascar, Loreto, 144-19 

Ascough, James, 25-4, 116-52 

Aseyeva, Elena N., 124-7 

Asfary, A. Fares, 9-2 

Ashburner, John, 111-2 

Ashinov, Yunus N., 113-4 

Ashley, Gail, 119-8 

Ashraf, Muhammad, 99-5 

Ashrafi, Zoheir Yaghobi, 166-36, 166- 

28 

Asiamah, Rexford D., 173-3, 157-5 

Asido, Silvia, 146-7 

Asio, Victor B., 125-8, 124-6 

Assmann, Tangriani S., 146-18 

Assouline, Shmuel, 136-16 

Astaraei, Alireza, 144-24 

Åström, Mats, 1-10, 174-4, 39-4, 174- 

3, 174-9 

Asubonteng, Kwame Osafredu, 155-26 

Atanassov, Ivan, 144-35 

Atkinson, Brian. S., 136-6 

Attanandana, Tasnee, 4-4 

Attilio, Cristina, 165-8 

Aulakh, Milkha S., 155-46 

Aust, W. Michael, 177-7 

Austin, Rob E., 3-3 

Avalos, Alfonso, 162-29 

Ávila, Gonzalo, 158-3 

Avramidis, Elisabethe, 115-44 

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AUTHOR INDEX

Awiti, A., 160-8 

Ayars, James, 153-19, 100-3 

Ayarza, Miguel, 156-13, 158-6, 16-1, 

148-9 

Azab, Mohamed, 83-6 

Aziz, Muhammad A., 93-5 

Azizi, Pirouz, 167-17 

Aznaurjan, Diana K., 114-3 

B 

Baamonde, Dolores, 177-26 

Baasansuren, Jamsranjav, 132-8 

Babagiouris, Sotiris, 167-13 

Babayev; Najafova, Magerram P.; 

Samira I., 140-34 

Bach, Martin, 170-17 

Bachmann, Jörg, 137-2 

Backiyavathy, M.R., 155-2 

Bacon, Jeffrey R., 33-1 

Baddeley, John A., 59-4 

Badiane, Aminata, 155-5, 31-14 

Bado, Vincent, 116-54 

Badrinath, M. S., 162-30 

Badrinath, Naveen, 156-21 

Badrinath, Veerabhadraiah, 115-49, 

162-4, 163-20 

Badrinath, Chamegowda,, 115-49, 162- 

4, 163-20 

Badruzzaman, A. Borhan M., 144-53 

Baeumler, Rupert, 83-10 

Bagheri, Farid, 137-22, 57-1 

Baghernejad, Majid, 129-5 

Baharvand, Mohammad, 178-5 

Bahrami, Amir, 177-41, 57-1, 125-1 

Bahraminezhad, Alireza, 75-15 

Bahri, H., 15-18 

Baier, Roland, 163-3 

Bailey, Neal, 138-69 

Baize, Denis, 90-7, 119-20 

Bakacsi, Zsofia, 179-4 

Baker, Alan J.M., 158-25 

Bakhlaeva, Oktiabrina, 159-6, 123-1 

Bakhmet, Olga, 177-37 

Bakour, Rabah, 141-12, 140-18 

Bala, Santhy P., 155-166 

Balaji Bhaskar, Maruthi Sridhar, 170- 

16 

Balamerzoev, Marat A., 127-19 

Balasubramaniam, Palanisamy, 155-53 

Balasubramanian, Vethaiya, 31-6 

Balasundram, Siva, 147-8 

Balbino, Luiz Carlos, 64-2 

Baldock, Jeff, 154-22 

Balduff, Danielle M., 118-20 

Baldwin, Keith R., 166-15 

Balesdent, Jerome, 116-44 

Baligar, Virupax, 31-7, 104-14, 45-26 

Balk, Deborah, 150-9 

Balkcom, Kipling, 152-7 

Ball, Bruce C., 59-4 

Ball, Jeffrey B., 19-8, 155-123 

Ball, William P., 135-9 

Balogh, Akos, 33-10 

Balota, Elcio L., 158-15 

Balsberg-Pahlsson, Anna-Maj, 177-39 

Balser, Teresa, 142-16, 138-43, 15-13 

Balzotti, Chris, 8-5 

Banerjee, Amlan, 129-15 

Banning, Natasha C., 47-5 

Bansal, S.K., 155-167, 23-15, 153-47 

Baoguo, Li, 137-27 

Bar-Tal, Asher, 138-81 

Barbagelata, Pedro, 138-60 

Barbarick, Ken, 26-2 

Barberis, Elisabetta, 144-49, 144-50, 

144-44 

Barbetti, Roberto, 165-8, 165-10 

Barbier, Bruno, 58-3 

Barbosa, Inara O., 115-26, 115-45 

Barbosa, Joyce C., 16-5 

Barczi, Attila, 78-9, 33-10 

Bardach, N., 174-11 

166 

Bardoux, G., 15-18 

Baritz, Rainer, 47-3, 163-3, 62-5, 17- 

14, 28-5 

Barker, Bridget, 168-12 

Barnes, Melanie A., 117-11 

Barnier, Christophe, 144-57 

Barouchas, Pantelis E., 127-7 

Barrett, C. B., 156-2 

Barrios, Edmundo, 16-1, 158-6, 167- 

19, 156-13 

Barron, Alyssa, 158-27 

Barros Neto, Benicio, 178-21 

Barrow, Christopher, 68-1 

Barry, Glenn, 39-17 

Barré, Pierre, 155-43 

Barrón, Vidal, 139-21, 29-3, 174-1, 56- 

16, 145-53 

Barta, Karoly, 151-19 

Bartlett, Mark D., 140-25 

Bartoli, Francois, 126-13, 145-11 

Bartoly, Flavia, 135-31 

Basavaraju, N.G., 155-156, 154-1 

Bashar, Nseir, 75-7 

Basic, Ferdo, 151-34 

Basile, Angelo, 101-1, 136-26 

Baskar, Kolappan, 138-22 

Bassirani, Naser, 166-1 

Basta, Nicholas, 154-57 

Bastida, Felipe, 166-39, 158-1 

Bationo, André, 155-161, 76-4 

Batistoni, Elisa, 136-5 

Batjes, Niels, 138-86, 36-5, 138-80 

Battigelli, Jeff, 158-38 

Baujard, Elise, 116-62 

Baumgarten, Andreas, 168-17 

Baumgartl, Thomas, 136-13, 159-11 

Baumhardt, R. Louis, 116-30 

Bautista, Francisco, 145-13, 108-3 

Baveye, Philippe, 60-5, 139-31 

Baxter, Christopher, 139-23 

Bayan, M.R., 148-10 

Bayer, Cimélio, 138-79, 149-21 

Baysal-Tustas, Fulya, 142-5 

Bazargan, Kambiz, 155-81 

Bazilevskaya, Katya A., 44-5 

Bazzoffi, Paolo, 151-27, 149-27 

Beach, Timothy, 8-5 

Beauchemin, Suzanne, 134-1 

Beaudette, Dylan, 115-41 

Becerra, Ligia, 122-12 

Bech, Jaume, 6-7, 124-3, 124-5, 137- 

17, 150-10 

Bechet, Beatrice, 89-10 

Beck, Josefine, 158-28 

Becker, Ole, 80-4 

Beckmann, Felix, 101-2 

Beckmann, S., 136-17 

Becx, Gertjan, 133-22 

Bednarek, Renata, 90-5 

Beebe, Stephen, 104-3 

Beeby, John, 167-8 

Beegle, Douglas, 161-5 

Beeri, Ofer, 48-9 

Beese, Friedrich, 155-3 

Behbahaninia, Azita, 153-32 

Behera, Uma Kant, 155-52, 152-6 

Beinroth, Friedrich, 16-2, 42-3, 173-7 

Bekbaev, U., 23-11 

Bekele, Asfaw, 177-27 

Belesky, David P., 161-3 

Belinsky, Andrey B., 132-1 

Bell, J.C., 2-12 

Bell, R. W., 157-11 

Bell, Richard, 31-2 

Belle, Joshua O., 154-2 

Bellie, Rajkannan, 156-5, 156-1 

Bellinfante, Nicolas, 149-1 

Bello, Olanrewaju S., 89-7, 166-21 

Belnap, Jayne, 87-2 

Belova, Elvira V., 140-3 

Below, Frederick E., 155-10 

Beltrami, Hugo, 177-27 

Belvitt, Byron, 155-99 

Belyaev, V. R., 8-1 

Belényesi, Márta, 149-32 

Ben Mahmoud, Imen, 163-39 

Ben-Gal, Alon, 153-20 

Benchabane, Messaoud, 141-12, 140- 

18 

Benckiser, Gero E., 167-20 

Benedetti, Anna, 54-2 

Benham, Ellis, 74-1 

Benites, Vinícius De Melo, 42-10 

Benito, Marta, 156-1 

Benjamin, Joseph, 152-4 

Bensa, Aleksandra, 107-5 

Benítez, María Soledad, 142-5 

Berardo, Angel, 155-110 

Berch, Shannon M., 158-38 

Berding, F., 108-4 

Berezkin, Arkadi, 116-26 

Berger, Klaus U., 45-16 

Berger, Wolfgang, 45-4 

Berggren Kleja, Dan, 139-13, 73-2 

Bergkvist, Bo, 177-39 

Bergström, Lars F., 59-2, 162-9 

Bergtold, Jason, 152-7 

Berloco, Mariagrazia, 142-3 

Bernard, Claude, 172-1 

Bernoux, Martial, 25-1, 36-5, 133-19, 

11-4 

Bernsdorf, Sabine, 45-6 

Berntsen, Jorgen, 138-8 

Berry, Peter, 136-27 

Berthelin, Jacques, 21-5 

Berthelin, Jacques, 135-32 

Berti, Antonio, 163-17 

Bertrand, Isabelle, 36-2, 138-50 

Bertsch, Paul, 93-7 

Berumen, Salvador, 155-62, 153-17 

Berumen-Padilla, Salvador, 153-31 

Berényi Üveges, Judit, 179-6 

Besharati, Hosein, 144-69 

Besson, Arlene, 157-8 

Bestelmeyer, Brandon T., 16-4, 53-5 

Betts, Lynn, 171-1 

Beyene, Sheleme, 85-16 

Beyerlein, Patrick, 126-14 

Bezirtzoglou, Eygenia, 140-19 

Bezuglova, Olga S., 33-4, 118-8 

B.G., Vasanthi, 83-3 

Bhadraray, Subhendu, 138-23 

Bhandral, Rita, 170-20 

Bharadwaj, Venkatesh, 115-3 

Bhardwaj, Arvind, 23-14 

Bhardwaj, K.K., 163-32 

Bhargavi, M.V., 155-156, 154-1 

Bhaskar, S., 155-156, 154-1, 155-157 

Bhaskaran, A, 16-3 

Bhaskaran, Arumugham, 155-154 

Bhaskaran, Usha Pankajam, 39-2 

Bhat, Kamala N., 126-16 

Bhat, Ravi, 162-36 

Bhattacharya, Amlan, 138-1 

Bhattacharyya, A. K., 170-34, 168-7, 

170-18 

Bhattacharyya, Ranjan, 166-8 

Bhattacharyya, Tapas, 36-5, 38-3, 138- 

86, 138-80 

Bhaware, Kalpana O., 22-3 

Bhowmik, Prasanta C., 145-44 

Bhuiyan, Mma, 174-10 

Bhuvaneswari, Nagappan, 155-154 

Biancardi, Enrico, 165-7 

Biart, M., 12-1 

Bidegain, Ricardo, 144-27 

Bidló, András, 150-13 

Bielska, Anna, 115-43 

Biggam, Pete, 115-41 

Biggs, Andrew Jw, 112-3 

Bigham, Jerry M., 44-7 

Bilgili, Ali Volkan, 115-28, 148-15 

Bilich, Marina R., 148-13, 115-45 

Bills, Brian W., 115-46, 12-13, 115-39 

Bilong, P., 128-13 

Binford, G.D., 45-13 

Bingqiang, Zhao, 146-1 

Birang, Madong A., 170-5, 158-37 

Bird, Nigel R. A., 64-5 

Birukova, Elena, 156-12 

Biryukova, Olga, 155-64, 154-37 

Bishay, A.B., 158-33 

Biswas, B., 168-19, 51-12, 128-4 

Biswas, S., 128-4 

Bitire, Daniel, 122-14 

Bittar, Sheila Maria B., 122-18 

Bittman, Shabtai, 154-46 

Bityukova, Liidia, 13-1 

Bizoux, Jean-Philippe, 27-3 

Blackburn, Adrian, 141-9 

Blackshaw, Robert E., 170-19 

Blair, Graeme, 162-15 

Blanco, Fernando, 144-34 

Blanco, Hugo, 155-110 

Blank, Rebecca, 118-21 

Blank, Rebecca R., 107-12 

Bleam, William, 63-12 

Blengino, Jorge L., 116-12 

Blennerhassett, J.D, 170-12 

Bloem, Jaap, 162-21 

Blue, Rebecca A., 124-8 

Blum, Winfried E.H., 11-3, 113-3 

Blume, Hans-Peter, 90-3, 173-11, 149- 

16, 174-10 

Blume, L.E., 156-2 

Blumenberg, Martin, 106-7 

Blumenstein, Eric, 93-11 

Bluszcz, Andrzej, 68-2 

Boaretto, A. Enedi, 15-1 

Boaretto, Antonio Enedi, 11-2 

Boateng, E., 173-3 

Bobato, Alexson, 146-18 

Bock, Laurent, 124-4, 27-3 

Boddey, R. M., 2-1 

Boddey, Robert, 138-33 

Boddey, Robert M., 3-2 

Bodily, Jedd M., 18-3 

Bodruzzaman, M., 105-2 

Boe, Arvid, 138-39 

Boeckx, Pascal, 5-1, 17-9 

Boettinger, Janis L., 18-3 

Bogaert, Patrick, 124-4 

Bogatyrev, Igor, 91-1 

Bogunovic, Matko, 107-5 

Bohanec, Marko, 149-4 

Boincean, Boris P., 167-14 

Boivin, Arnaud, 145-49 

Boivin, Pascal, 164-14, 136-18 

Bolan, Nanthi, 97-2, 147-1, 1-14 

Bolger, Kathleen F., 132-7 

Bolonhezi, Denizart, 147-10 

Boman, Anton, 174-9 

Bonadeo, Elena, 23-13 

Bonagamba, Tito J., 72-2 

Bond, C. Ryan, 89-11 

Bonfil, David, 146-7 

Bonfim-Silva, Edna M., 155-7 

Bongiovanni, Marcos, 23-13 

Boniao, Renato D., 177-5 

Bono, Alfredo, 155-86 

Bonté, Philippe, 71-5 

Bonzi, M., 46-4 

Boojar, Masoud Mashadi Akbar, 168- 

11 

Booker, Jill, 70-3 

Boonplang, Nutcharee, 155-140 

Boonyanuphap, Jaruntorn, 156-6 

Borch, Thomas, 158-18, 73-5, 144-48 

Borda, Michael, 144-55, 144-40 

Borges Júnior, Meubles, 89-6, 144-23 

Borggaard, Ole K., 73-8, 145-34 

Borie, Fernando, 138-47 

Borie, Gilda, 138-47 

Borino, Melisa L., 10-12 

Borisov, Alexander V., 132-1 

Borneman, James, 80-4 

Bortoletto, Marco A. M., 131-1 

Boruvka, Lubos, 85-5 

Bose, Sutapa, 168-7, 170-34

Bosshard, Christine, 59-3 

Bostick, McNair, 116-54 

Bottner, Pierre, 138-76 

Bou Kheir, Rania C., 151-31 

Bouarfa, Sami, 112-2, 153-38 

Boularbah, Ali, 178-19 

Bouldin, David, 170-13 

Bouma, Johannes, 103-1 

Bourennane, Hocine, 19-7 

Bourgeon, Gérard, 126-9 

Bourke, David, 150-23 

Bourrié, G., 139-24 

Bousserhine, Nouredine, 21-5 

Boutton, Thomas W., 138-4 

Bouwer, Edward J., 135-9 

Bouyouris, Kostas, 167-13 

Bouzid, Nordine, 159-17 

Boxell, Joshua, 127-14 

Boxler, Miguel, 155-110 

Boyd, Stephen A., 65-1, 110-6, 110-9 

Boyer, Douglas, 161-3 

Boyer, Joseph N., 141-2 

Bradford, Joe, 162-24 

Brams, Eugene, 171-4 

Branson, Janice, 154-42 

Brantley, Susan, 5-6 

Brar, Mukand Singh, 97-5 

Braschi, Ilaria, 154-58 

Brauckmann, Hans-Joerg, 90-7 

Brauer, Neil, 119-6 

Bravo, Miguel, 33-2 

Bray, Steven, 17-12 

Breaban, Iuliana, 124-10 

Breaban, Iuliana Gabriela, 168-3 

Breidt, F. Jay, 138-37 

Breiner, Joan, 145-37, 71-4 

Brenna, Stefano, 153-28, 163-31, 165-2 

Bres, Aurélie, 58-2 

Bretan, Alexandru, 168-3 

Breuer, Lutz, 170-17 

Breus, Irina P., 110-2, 65-4 

Breus, Vladimir A., 110-2, 65-4 

Brevik, Eric C., 78-2 

Briand, Christopher H., 147-13 

Briggs, Crystal, 8-12 

Brink, Geoff, 163-25 

Briones, Angelina, 155-155 

Brito, Osmar R., 160-12, 99-8 

Brito, Rafael M., 160-12 

Brittan, Kent, 31-12 

Brock, Amy, 135-8, 127-8, 127-4, 127- 

5, 132-2 

Broek Van Den, Joep, 133-22 

Broll, Gabriele, 62-5, 90-7, 163-3 

Bronger, Arnt, 49-2 

Bronick, Carol, 150-24 

Brookes, P.C., 138-27 

Brooks, J. R., 158-40 

Broos, Maaike J., 161-8 

Brosky-Dorsey, Rebekah T., 93-8 

Brossard, Michel, 137-35, 64-2 

Brouder, Sylvie, 76-2 

Brough, Daniel M., 107-8 

Brown, David J., 160-7, 160-17, 12-10 

Brown, Jerry, 40-3 

Brown, Joel R., 16-4, 53-5 

Brown, K. W., 13-1 

Brown, Katharine L., 53-3 

Bruand, Ary, 64-2, 137-32, 137-35 

Bruland, Gregory L., 115-5, 118-1, 84- 

2 

Brun, Jean-Jacques, 163-3 

Brunet, Didier, 133-19 

Brunetti, Gennaro, 115-57 

Bruns, Mary Ann, 144-66 

Brus, Dick J., 100-1 

Bruss, Larry, 149-10 

Brussaard, Lijbert, 95-3, 82-5, 95-8, 

54-8, 152-16, 158-37, 162-21, 170- 

5 

Bruulsema, Thomas, 31-3 

Bryant, Steven L., 139-1 

Bryson, Autumn L., 177-22 

Brzezinska, Magorzata, 89-5, 164-11 

Brückner, Helmut, 109-8 

Bucelli, Pierluigi, 165-10 

Buchanan, Sam, 160-18, 74-5, 160-15 

Bucholtz, Dennis L., 150-17 

Buck, Brenda, 127-4, 127-8, 92-3, 116- 

46, 127-5, 135-8, 132-2 

Buckley, Daniel H., 94-3 

Buegger, Franz, 35-8 

Buitrago, Maria, 104-2 

Bullard, Valerie, 115-41 

Bulmer, Chuck, 177-11 

Bulysheva, N. I., 140-20 

Bunnell, Joseph E., 168-4 

Buol, Stanley, 128-1 

Burdon, James, 138-7 

Buresh, Roland J., 155-96, 146-10, 

154-71, 24-4, 76-3 

Burger, James A., 177-7, 158-8, 17-18 

Burges, Stephen, 119-8 

Burghardt, Wolfgang, 30-2, 178-5, 30-1 

Buri, Moro M., 167-1 

Burkitt, Lucy L., 162-33 

Burlakova, Lidiya M., 155-60 

Burner, David M., 177-14 

Burns, Scott, 60-2 

Burt, James E., 115-42, 85-1, 12-7, 12- 

11 

Burt, R., 117-2 

Burton, David, 31-9 

Burton, E. D., 39-15, 39-16 

Burton, Edward, 39-1, 39-11, 39-12, 

39-8, 132-12, 39-18, 139-19, 10-2 

Busacca, Alan, 5-6 

Busch, Dennis L., 139-23 

Bush, Richard T., 39-12, 39-11, 39-8, 

39-1, 39-13, 39-3, 39-14, 10-2, 39- 

15, 39-16, 132-12, 39-18 

Busznyák, János, 170-15 

Butler, David, 119-21 

Buttafuoco, Gabriele, 75-5 

Butterly, Clayton R., 154-22 

Buurman, Peter, 126-13 

Buyeye, Sicelo M., 166-41, 166-40 

Buyuk, Gokhan, 154-20 

Buzetti, Salatier, 152-2 

Bybordi, Mohhamad, 164-1 

Bykhovets, Sergey S., 177-18 

Byrne, Paul, 150-23 

Byung Chun, Kim, 142-20 

Bámer, Balázs, 170-15 

Bärlund, Ilona, 39-4 

Böttcher, Jürgen, 48-8 

Bünemann, Else, 154-29 

C 

Cabello, Estrella, 29-3 

Cabello, Maria Julia, 154-26 

Cabello, M.J., 60-3 

Cabot, Yasmin, 39-18 

Cabrera, Miguel, 155-104, 150-18, 

154-4 

Cabrera, Miguel L., 107-9, 119-21, 56- 

12 

Cade-Menun, Barbara, 154-61, 140-36 

Cady, Ralph E., 48-12, 48-4, 119-4 

Caesar, Thecan, 154-57 

Cahill, Sheri L., 45-23 

Cahn, Helen, 152-12 

Cai, Guixin, 178-10 

Cai, Hai-Sheng, 89-12 

Caimi, Angelo, 89-1 

Cajuste, Lenom, 144-6 

Cajuste, Lenom J., 144-6 

Calabretta, Maria Luisa, 95-7 

Calamai, Luca, 163-14 

Calderon, Francisco, 152-4 

Caldwell, Peter V., 34-1 

Caldwell, Todd, 53-4 

Calegari, Ademir, 149-20, 66-5, 111-2 

Caliandro, Angelo, 159-8 

Callaham, Mac A., 78-11 

Calonego, Juliano C., 155-113 

Calus, Joe, 122-10 

Camacho, Rafael G., 155-51, 159-2 

Camacho, Tomas, 155-51 

Camargo Corrêa, Carla M., 177-13, 

177-19, 177-1 

Cameron, K.C., 160-21, 97-1 

Camp, Amara, 142-5 

Campbell, Colin S., 153-22, 12-4 

Campbell, Gaylon S., 153-22, 12-4 

Campiglia, Enio, 163-13, 163-33 

Camps Arbestain, Marta, 144-32, 144- 

34, 145-56 

Canali, Stefano, 95-7 

Canarache, Andrei, 66-2 

Canellas, Luciano P., 133-13 

Caner, Laurent, 144-18 

Cannon, William F., 13-2, 117-4 

Canseco, Carlos, 155-6 

Cantarella, Heitor, 155-121, 147-10, 

155-147 

Cantero-Martinez, C., 75-8 

Cantón, Yolanda, 136-10, 136-1, 119- 

10, 119-12 

Canuel, Elizabeth, 145-43 

Cané, Maria Angela, 35-9 

Cao, Bing, 178-10 

Cao, Zhihong, 145-15, 17-16 

Capezzuoli, Enrico, 132-3 

Caramori, Paulo H., 158-23 

Caranfa, Leonardo, 163-19 

Carboni, Gervasio, 42-22, 142-13, 142- 

4, 149-25, 151-33 

Carcaillet, Christopher, 78-5 

Cardona Estrada, Américo, 127-17 

Carey, Lawrence, 122-10 

Carletti, Paolo, 163-17 

Carlin, Geoffrey D., 39-9 

Carlisle, Eli, 60-1 

Carlson, Gregg, 75-11 

Carmo, Marciléia S., 133-14, 133-20 

Carmona G., Dm, 176-5 

Carpena, Rafael M., 155-101 

Carpenter, Rosalie T., 171-7 

Carpenter, S.G., 137-16, 116-45 

Carpenter, Stephen, 171-7, 12-9 

Carpenter, Todd, 150-25 

Carrasco, M. Adriana, 144-19 

Carre, Florence, 100-2, 150-4 

Cartagena, M.C., 60-3 

Carter, David, 15-16 

Cartes, Paula, 144-51, 144-46, 144-52 

Carton, Owen, 150-23 

Carvalho, Fabio A., 115-45, 149-28 

Carvalho, Luiz Henrique, 155-151 

Carvalho, Morel De Passos, 19-13 

Carvalho, Tereza Cristina De, 155-148 

Casagrande, Ailto Antonio, 45-10 

Casagrande, José Carlos, 139-42, 166- 

47 

Casanova, Sebastián, 123-9 

Casby-Horton, Susan, 117-11, 127-12 

Casey, Francis, 115-14, 137-28 

Cass, A., 11-1 

Cassel, Florence, 115-40 

Cassman, Kenneth G., 76-1, 105-1, 

167-13 

Castellanos, Javier Z., 38-4 

Castellanos, M.T., 60-3, 137-29 

Castellini, Mirko, 153-29 

Castellón, Ander, 60-9 

Castenson, Karen, 85-6 

Castillo Alvares, Marcial, 123-1 

Castillo, Gabriela, 144-19 

Castrignanò, Annamaria, 160-11, 75-5 

Castro, Aracely, 156-13 

Castro, Orlando M., 151-12 

Catala-Luque, Rosa, 138-44 

Caul, Sandra, 149-4 

Cavalca, Lucia, 144-54 

Cavalieri, Andrea, 163-33 

Cavallaro, Nancy, 69-2 

Cavani, Luciano, 35-9 

Cavigelli, Michel A., 59-5, 146-17 

Cayci, G., 10-1 

Cea, Mara X., 145-23 

Ceccato-Antonini, Sandra-Regina, 144- 

8 

Cecchi, Marie, 144-27 

Ceddia, Marcos Bacis, 91-8, 115-53, 

115-48 

Celada-Tornel, Eduardo, 35-12 

Celi, Luisella, 144-49 

Centeri, Csaba, 78-9, 33-10, 149-32, 

151-19, 156-17 

Cerdeira, Antonio L., 147-10 

Cerri, Carlos C., 25-1, 36-5, 133-19, 9- 

3, 11-4 

Cerri, Carlos E.P., 36-5, 25-1, 138-80, 

133-19, 9-3, 11-4 

Chabbert, Brigitte, 138-50, 36-2 

Chabbi, Abad, 145-24, 145-29 

Chabroullet, Christophe, 144-45 

Chadwick, Oliver, 41-4, 71-1, 119-8 

Chahal, D.S., 139-5 

Chaignon, Valérie, 21-4 

Chakrabarty, H., 153-46 

Chakrabortty, Sukanta, 154-34 

Champdavoine, Vincent, 119-20 

Chan, Alvarus S.K., 155-116 

Chander, Girish, 154-10 

Chander, Subhash, 116-15 

Chandra, Subhash, 167-10 

Chandran, P, 138-86, 38-3 

Chandrayan, S., 170-34 

Chandrayan, Sudarshana, 168-7 

Chaney, R. L., 21-2, 178-23, 51-11 

Chang, Chi, 166-25 

Chang, Chia M., 138-63 

Chang, Fu-Hsian, 162-6 

Chang, Hong Hee, 89-9 

Chang, Ki Woon, 155-130 

Chang, Scott X., 155-172 

Channal, Hanumant, 31-1 

Chantigny, Martin H., 54-7 

Chapin, F. Stuart, 40-2 

Chappell, John, 49-4 

Chappell, Mark A., 63-4 

Charati, A., 155-73, 155-70 

Chardot, Vanessa, 144-26 

Charkhabi, Amir H., 115-12 

Charles, Simone, 65-1 

Charoenchamratcheep, Charoen, 174-7 

Charoulis, Athanasios, 115-44 

Charzynski, Przemyslaw, 90-5 

Chatskikh, Dmitri, 138-8 

Chaturvedi, R.K., 81-2 

Chau Minh, Khoi, 154-12 

Chaudhary, Manju, 155-36 

Chauhan, Devraj, 163-15 

Chauvet, Thomas, 100-5 

Chaves, Alba, 104-2 

Chaves, Aurelio. A. A., 115-45 

Checkai, Ronald T., 168-1 

Chefetz, Benny, 110-5 

Chekushin, Victor, 91-1 

Chellemi, Dan O., 162-14, 102-5 

Chen, Fang, 177-6 

Chen, Chengrong, 17-11 

Chen, Deli, 23-6, 146-12, 166-50, 116- 

56 

Chen, Dong, 138-42 

Chen, Feng, 115-56 

Chen, Gang, 135-24 

Chen, Guihua, 167-16 

Chen, Jie, 28-4 

Chen, Kai, 168-10 

Chen, Lixin, 177-12 

Chen, Ming, 153-33, 95-5, 38-5 

Chen, Rong Fu, 104-9 

Chen, Suwan, 144-1 

Chen, Wenli, 51-2 

Chen, Xi, 119-23 

Chen, Xin, 178-30 

Chen, Yona, 158-34 

Chen, Zhiming, 137-20 

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AUTHOR INDEX

Chen, Zueng-Sang, 170-29, 85-8, 121- 

6, 122-15, 123-2, 146-14 

Cheng, Chih-Hsin, 145-28 

Cheng, Guang, 15-13 

Cheng, H. H., 38-5 

Cheng, Weiguo, 118-11 

Chengguang, Yu, 155-149 

Chengli, Tong, 163-18 

Chenu, Claire, 15-18, 64-4, 102-8, 43- 

1, 145-29 

Cheong, Yong Hwa, 155-92 

Chernousenko, Galina I., 28-7, 159-7 

Chernyanskii, Serge S., 151-24 

Chersich, Silvia, 163-3 

Chertov, Oleg, 138-5 

Chesworth, Ward, 87-3 

Chhabra, Baldev S., 152-9 

Chiang, Po-Neng, 144-10 

Chiaretti, J.V., 117-2 

Chiariello, Nona, 3-7 

Chibirka, John, 124-2, 107-11 

Chichota, Rogerio, 156-23 

Chida, Akiko, 146-15 

Chidanandappa, Guruprasad, 23-8 

Chien, Norman, 67-4 

Chien, S. H., 154-14 

Chien-Lu, Ping, 175-13 

Chilom, Gabriela, 52-4 

Chitdeshwari, T., 164-15 

Chittleborough, David J., 34-3, 154-63, 

96-4, 154-54, 31-10 

Chiu, Chih-Yu, 135-15, 94-5, 177-16 

Chiu, Siu-Wai, 158-17 

Chizhikova, Natalia P., 140-5, 125-6 

Cho, Eun Ju, 140-9 

Cho, In Jae, 118-17, 118-18 

Cho, Ju Sik, 155-92, 140-9, 118-17, 

118-18 

Choate, Ladonna, 93-11 

Choi, Choong-Lyeal, 145-6, 166-45 

Choi, Du-Hoi, 162-23, 162-26 

Choi, Jong-Seo, 116-40, 116-38 

Choi, Jyung, 166-45 

Choi, Woo-Jung, 155-172, 116-37, 116- 

38 

Choi, Yeong-Dae, 150-12 

Choi, Youn-Seok, 178-8 

Choi, Young-Dae, 116-40 

Chong, C., 155-16, 155-14 

Chotte, Jean-Luc, 58-3 

Choudhary, Anil K., 154-10 

Choudhary, O.P., 153-8 

Chowdhury, Abed H., 161-1 

Chowdhury, J., 95-4 

Christy, Colin D., 56-11, 56-12 

Chua-Ona, Teresita, 115-51 

Chude, V.O., 108-4 

Chukov, Serafim N., 141-11, 138-51 

Chun, Hyen Chung, 48-15, 137-18 

Chung, Doug Y., 138-39 

Chung, Haegeun, 138-65 

Chung, Jong-Bae, 153-1 

Chung, Keun-Yook, 140-11 

Churchman, Gordon J., 171-6, 154-63 

Ciavatta, Claudio, 138-74, 177-31 

Cichota, Rogerio, 166-7 

Cihacek, Larry J., 138-82 

Cimato, Antonio, 165-8 

Ciolkosz, Edward J., 115-46, 115-35, 

115-39 

Ciolkosz, E.J., 137-16 

Cirino, Yamille, 118-5 

Cisternas, Marco, 158-3 

Claassen, Norbert, 154-35, 155-81 

Claessens, Lieven, 111-1 

Claff, Salirian, 39-11, 39-25, 10-2 

Clapp, C. Edward, 138-42, 138-7 

Clark, Gary J., 54-6 

Clark, Kimberly C., 147-13 

Clark, M., 174-11 

Clark, Mark, 160-3 

Clark, Mark W., 118-3 

Clay, David, 75-11 

168 

Clay, Sharon, 75-11 

Clechenko, Elizabeth, 132-7 

Clemente, Eliane P., 128-12 

Clinton, Peter, 158-31 

Clode, Peta, 43-4 

Clothier, Brent E., 9-3, 45-15, 153-15, 

30-3, 166-7, 112-5, 145-52, 11-5, 

156-23, 123-11 

Cloutier-Hurteau, Benoît, 21-4, 158-22 

Clune, Daniel J., 148-15 

Clune, Tim S., 138-49 

Cluzeau, Daniel, 120-8, 137-3 

Coale, Frank, 154-53 

Cobos, Douglas R., 153-22, 12-4 

Codling, Eton E., 154-11, 178-23 

Cody, George D., 17-6 

Coehlo, Antonio Marcus, 139-35 

Coelho, Maurício Rizatto, 128-5 

Cohen, Matthew, 160-3 

Cohn, Corey, 86-3 

Cole, David R., 109-9 

Cole, James, 3-7 

Cole, Nephi J., 18-3 

Cole, Yvette F., 163-12 

Coleman, David, 94-5 

Coleman, Kevin, 138-80, 36-5, 25-1, 

138-86 

Coleman, Tommy, 116-33, 160-16 

Coles, Richard, 56-8, 158-29 

Colinet, Gilles, 27-3, 124-4 

Collin Bellier, Céline, 119-20 

Collins, Chris D., 145-22 

Collins, Mary, 85-12 

Colombo, Claudio, 139-21, 56-16, 144- 

43, 126-17 

Colvan, S.R., 67-3 

Combessies, Gustavo, 172-7 

Comeau, Louis-Pierre, 165-9 

Comerford, Nicholas B., 45-26, 115-5, 

133-5 

Cometti, José L., 72-5 

Compton, Jana E., 115-20 

Conant, Richard, 15-4, 138-16, 15-16 

Condron, Leo M., 82-4, 141-1 

Constantin, Carolina, 168-9 

Conte, Pellegrino, 138-67 

Contreras, Sergio, 119-12, 136-1 

Cook, Freeman J., 39-9 

Cook, Troy Jf, 174-2 

Cookson, W. Richard, 47-5 

Cools, Nathalie, 163-3 

Coppin, Frederic, 144-45 

Cornish, Peter S., 115-55 

Cornu, Jean-Yves, 21-4 

Cornu, Sophie, 78-10, 85-3 

Corradini, Danilo, 139-30 

Corral-Diaz, Baltazar, 144-13 

Correa, Guilherme R., 133-2 

Correa, Marcelo Metri, 145-53 

Correia, João Roberto, 130-5 

Cortet, Jerome, 149-4 

Cortés, Lorena, 167-19 

Corwin, Dennis, 153-19, 56-4, 159-4, 

160-9 

Coscione, Aline R., 155-121 

Cosentino, Diego J., 64-4 

Cosenza, Philippe, 157-8 

Costa, Jucilene A., 133-10 

Costa, Liovando M., 106-4, 175-1, 128- 

12 

Costa, Marcondes L., 72-5, 133-14, 

133-20, 133-10 

Costantini, Edoardo A.C., 165-6, 165- 

8, 165-10, 109-2, 132-3, 90-10 

Courchesne, François, 21-4, 158-22, 

144-33 

Courty, Marie-Agnes, 92-1 

Cousin, Isabelle, 157-8, 64-2, 137-32, 

137-35, 78-10 

Coutinho, Heitor L. C., 16-5 

Cowan, Angela, 127-3 

Cox, Albert, 178-29, 158-7 

Cox, Jim, 154-54 

Cox, Jim W., 34-3 

Cox, Michael, 124-9 

Cox, William, 155-105 

Cram, Silke, 160-6 

Crawford, Michael C., 32-1 

Crawford, Stephen, 12-13, 115-39 

Cremeens, David, 83-11 

Crespo, Roberto J., 176-6 

Cresser, Malcolm, 117-1, 33-1 

Cresswell, Hamish, 116-39 

Crew, Raymond C., 160-23 

Cripps, Reed, 119-1 

Criquet, Steven, 177-29 

Crosson, Pierre, 68-1 

Crouse, Charles L., 168-1 

Crouse, David A., 89-11 

Croué, J.-P., 145-24 

Crowley, James K., 131-7 

Crozier, Carl, 45-23 

Crozier, Carl R., 155-13 

Crusciol, Carlos A.C., 155-120, 155- 

113 

Cruse, Richard, 146-11 

Cruz-Díaz, Jaime, 144-6 

Cruzate, Gustavo A., 42-22, 142-4, 

149-25 

Csuzdi, Csaba, 170-5 

Cucci, Giovanna, 163-19, 159-8 

Cueto - Wong, Jose Antonio, 155-174 

Cuevas, Gabriela, 158-32 

Cui, Xiao-Gang, 149-3 

Cull, Jim, 93-8 

Cull, Peter, 147-18 

Cullum, R.F., 89-3 

Cunha, M. M., 154-14 

Cunha, Tony J. F., 72-2, 133-13 

Curbelo, S., 15-2 

Currie, Brian S., 127-3 

Currie, Dougal R., 153-10 

Czanik, Peter, 139-29 

Czinkota, György, 116-21 

Czinkota, Imre, 116-21, 116-60 

Czymmek, Karl J., 154-66, 161-9 

D 

Di Giovanni, George, 144-13 

D’Acqui, Luigi P., 163-14 

D’Angelo, Elisa M., 140-13 

Da Silva, E. Cabral, 15-1 

Da Silva, Valdinete Lins, 178-21 

Dabney, Seth M., 22-1 

Dadenko, Evgenia V., 168-22 

Dadfar, Hunaira, 70-4 

Dahiya, S.S., 83-12 

Dahlgren, Randy, 119-6 

Dahlhaus, Peter G., 107-14 

Dalal, Ram C., 23-3, 163-27 

Dalby, Tina, 147-18 

Daly, Karen, 150-23 

Dampier, Lesley, 177-11 

Dana Sanchez, Elias D., 115-47 

Danfeng, Sun, 66-3 

Dang, D. N., 9-1 

Dang, Raman, 155-39 

Danga, Benjamin O., 138-81 

Daniel, Heiko, 54-5 

Daniel, Jami, 99-9 

Daniels, Lee, 125-2 

Daniels, W. D., 115-4 

Dao, Thanh H., 59-5, 154-11 

Daoyou, Huang, 163-18 

Daquiado, Nonilona P., 136-29 

Darcheville, Olivia, 135-13 

Darilek, Landon, 170-6, 154-56 

Darmawan, Darmawan, 155-95 

Daroub, Samira, 153-33, 95-5 

Darwish, Khaled Mohamed, 115-13, 

19-1, 115-2 

Das, Dilip, 60-8 

Das, Dilip Kumar, 144-15, 157-2, 163- 

40, 116-1 

Das, Kuntal, 155-39 

Das, Madhumita, 153-46 

Das, Narendra, 116-47 

Das, S. S., 89-4 

Dasog, G.S, 31-1, 4-2, 104-1, 66-1 

Dassa, Maoz, 49-3 

Dassanayake, Anil R., 147-16 

Dathe, Annette, 63-11 

Datta, S.C., 155-54, 155-57, 139-18 

Daughtry, Craig S. T., 48-4 

David, Susanne, 178-1 

Davidson, Donald A., 33-1, 77-2, 117-1 

Davidson, Rob, 96-4 

Davie, Alexis, 158-27 

Davies, Phil, 154-54 

Davis, Jessica G., 99-9, 83-4, 154-39, 

165-6 

Day, Rick L., 161-8, 160-23, 124-2 

Dayton, Elizabeth, 154-57 

Dazzo, Frank, 15-3 

De Angelis, Paolo, 138-85 

De Azevedo, Eduardo R., 72-2 

De Bakker, Alexandre Pereira, 121-1 

De Bona, Fabiano D., 138-79 

De Goede, Ron, 177-5, 152-16 

De Graaff, Marie Anne, 138-30 

De Gruitjer, Jaap J., 100-1 

De Gryze, Steven, 138-44 

De Jong, Reinder, 116-58 

De Koff, Jason, 143-6 

De Koning, Free, 45-25 

De La Fuente, Juan C., 151-33 

De La Luz Mora, Maria, 144-59 

De León-González, Fernando, 35-12, 

121-2 

De Mascellis, Roberto, 136-26, 101-1 

De Nolf, Wout, 51-9 

De Pauw, Eddy F., 75-7 

De Santiago, Ana, 152-14 

De Souza E Silva, Paula Tereza, 178-21 

De Souza Martins, Eder, 64-2 

De Souza, A., 115-23 

De Vries, Franciska T., 162-21 

De, G.C., 149-7 

Dean, Jill, 167-16 

Dear, Sue-Ellen, 5-10 

Deb, Sanjit Kumar, 136-2 

Debele, Diriba Nigusie, 149-2 

Debeljak, Marko, 149-4 

Debusk, William F., 118-1 

Dechen, Antonio R., 155-119 

Dechen, Sonia C. F., 151-12 

Decker, David L., 135-21 

Deckers, Jozef, 90-4, 75-9, 55-5 

Dedecek, Renato A., 177-13, 177-19 

Deen, Moin, 153-47 

Degaetano, Arthur T., 25-3 

Degloria, Stephen D., 115-28, 115-29, 

115-31, 155-85, 160-4 

Deiveekasundaram, Muthukumara, 

155-69 

Dejong, Reinder, 116-28 

Deka Boruah, Hari Prasanna, 144-63 

Del Gaudio, S., 139-2 

Del Pino, Y. Amabelia, 6-1 

Del-Nero, Esteban, 154-73 

Dela-Dedzoe, Christian, 173-3 

Delbarrio, Gabriel, 136-10 

Delft, Bas Van, 163-3 

Delgadillo Pinon, Ma. Eugenia, 159-6 

Delgado, Antonio, 154-55, 151-8, 152- 

14 

Delgado, Gabriel, 137-17 

Delgado, Rafael, 137-17, 6-7 

Dell’abate, Maria T., 54-2 

Dell’amico, Elena, 144-54 

Dell’olio, Laura A., 163-30 

Dell, Bernie, 31-2 

Dell, Curtis J., 54-3, 161-5, 136-23 

Delve, Robert J., 115-21, 25-2 

Demanet, Rolando, 155-6 

Demaria, Isabella C., 151-12 

Demaria, Paolo, 154-51

Demattê, José Alexandre M., 131-1, 

131-9 

Demetriades-Shah, Tanvir H., 138-31 

Demidenko, Galina A., 123-4 

Demin, Dmitriy, 14-2 

Demiral, Tijen, 104-15 

Demkin, Vitaly A., 132-4 

Demkina, Tat’ana S., 132-4 

Denevan, William M., 133-6 

Deng, Jaiyou, 119-6 

Deng, Minjiang, 119-23 

Deng, Shiping, 147-14 

Deng, Youjun, 135-24 

Denisova, Tatyana V., 140-27, 176-1 

Dent, David, 172-2 

Deokar, Am, 159-21 

Depew, Steve, 124-9 

Derby, Nathan E., 115-14 

Dercon, Gerd, 167-15 

Dergacheva, Maria, 109-3 

Derrien, Delphine, 116-44 

Dersch, Georg, 168-17 

Descroix, Luc, 160-14 

Deshmukh, Ashish, 79-1 

Dessogne, Jean-Baptiste, 60-5 

Desta, Lulseged T., 103-3 

Desutter, Thomas M., 170-10, 19-12 

Deunert, Frauke, 162-32 

Deurer, Markus, 166-7, 112-5, 123-11, 

48-8 

Dev, G., 155-66 

Devereux, Olivia H., 117-10 

Dexter, Moira, 162-13 

Deza Marin, German, 155-110 

De–Campos, A.B., 154-69 

Dhaliwal, Ram Singh, 166-34 

Dharmakeerthi, R.S., 70-4 

Dhillon, N.S., 154-49 

Dhital, Bishnu K., 157-3 

Dhyani, P. P., 155-48 

Di Bartolomeo, Emanuela, 95-7 

Di Cerce, Antonella, 139-21 

Di Matteo, Bruno, 136-26 

Di Tizio, Alessandra, 163-13, 163-29 

Di Toro, Dominic, 86-1 

Di, H.J., 160-21 

Di, Hong J., 97-1 

Di, Hong-Jie, 141-1 

Diack, Mateugue, 103-4 

Dianou, Dayéri, 20-6 

Dias, Fábio L.F., 147-10 

Dias, Luiz E., 175-1 

Diaz, M.C., 42-15 

Diaz, Orlando, 153-33, 95-5 

Diaz-Zorita, Martin, 76-5 

Dick, Richard P., 138-82, 141-10, 102- 

1, 155-5, 158-40, 163-34, 31-14, 

158-15 

Dick, Warren, 102-2 

Dickey, John B., 56-8, 158-29 

Dicosty, Ralph J., 78-11 

Diedhiou, Ibrahima, 31-14 

Diels, Jan, 167-15 

Diels, Ludo, 86-2, 144-56 

Dieudonné, Bitom, 109-7 

Diez, M. Cristina., 145-23 

Dighton, John, 135-1 

Dignac, M.-F., 15-18 

Dilkova, Rayna, 57-4 

Dillon Jr., Wallace, 177-23 

Dillon, Wallace, 177-21 

Dilly, Oliver M., 15-12 

Dimas, Jose, 162-27 

Dimes, John P., 25-2 

Dinelli, Dan, 178-29 

Ding, Feng, 24-5 

Dinh, Thai Hung, 149-17 

Dinirkou, Anthi, 152-5 

Diop, Amadou Makhtar, 130-1 

Disnar, Jean-Robert, 64-2 

Dittmar, Jessica, 144-53 

Ditzler, Craig, 33-7, 42-17, 42-16, 12- 

13 

Ditzler, Craig A., 61-3 

Dixit, M.L., 155-162 

Dixit, Prakash N., 23-6 

Dixon, Barnali, 115-19 

Dixon, Joe B., 139-36, 126-4 

Dlapa, Pavel, 57-8, 119-17 

Do Nascimento, V., 123-8 

Doai, Meysam, 137-22 

Dobermann, Achim, 168-23, 76-2, 155- 

127, 76-3 

Dobos, Robert R., 95-2 

Dobos, Steven, 10-5, 39-17 

Docampo, Roberto, 123-9 

Dodgshun, Nathan, 54-6 

Dodonov, Andrey E., 132-9 

Dodoo, David.K, 168-8 

Doe, Richard, 154-62 

Doelsch, Emmanuel, 126-10 

Domingo, Francisco, 119-10, 119-12 

Donagemma, Guilherme K., 89-6 

Donath, Tilman, 101-2 

Dong, Yuanhua, 145-15 

Dong, Yuanyan, 145-4 

Donohue, Sean W., 120-2 

Doody, Donnacha, 150-23 

Doolittle, James, 74-1, 56-5 

Doolittle, James J., 138-39, 124-8 

Doran, John W., 105-1, 167-8, 167-14 

Dornellas, Manoel, 147-10 

Dos Santos Afonso, Maria, 139-15, 

145-33 

Dossa, E., 155-5 

Dossa, Ekwe, 31-14 

Dosso, Mireille, 58-2 

Dou, Fugen, 175-13 

Dougherty, Warwick J., 154-54 

Dousset, Sylvie, 60-5, 139-31 

Dovriki, Eleni, 115-34 

Dowuona, G.N.N., 138-24 

Dragila, Maria, 158-40 

Drapelova, Ida, 17-19 

Drees, L. R., 41-3, 51-12 

Drees, L.R., 128-4 

Drevon, J. J., 15-2 

Drewnik, Marek, 40-4, 175-9 

Drijber, Rhae, 15-16, 138-82 

Drohan, Patrick, 150-22, 127-14, 116- 

46, 127-16, 119-18 

Drori, Yaron, 110-5 

Drosos, A, 115-54 

Drouillon, Margriet, 154-12 

Drury, C. F., 145-19 

Drury, C.F., 154-72 

Drury, Craig, 123-10 

Drury, Craig F., 116-28, 116-58 

Duaisamy, Selvi, 146-8, 146-9 

Duan, Wenbiao, 177-12 

Dubey, S. K., 81-2 

Dubois, David, 59-3, 8-3 

Dudal, Rudi, 172-8 

Dudal, Yves, 126-10 

Duenas, G., 1-12, 2-15 

Duff, Martine C., 135-4 

Dufkova, Jana, 22-4 

Dugan, Emmanuel, 116-31 

Duijnisveld, Wilhelmus, 48-8 

Duiker, Sjoerd, 149-18, 148-19 

Dukes, M. D., 155-101 

Dumat, Camille, 144-27 

Dunbabin, Vanessa M., 70-2 

Dungan, Robert, 143-6 

Dunmola, Adedeji S., 8-6 

Dunne, Ed, 118-3 

Duong, Vien Minh, 39-10, 155-107 

Duquène, Lise, 135-14 

Duraisamy, Selvi, 54-4, 156-5, 165-1 

Durgy, Robert, 162-12 

Duris, Michal, 57-8 

Duseja, Desh, 145-57 

Dutin, Gilles, 71-5 

Duval, Odile, 137-32 

Duxbury, J.M., 105-2, 168-19, 81-3, 

138-72, 155-133 

Duxbury, John M., 115-29, 115-31, 24- 

4 

Dwomo, Owusu, 157-5 

Dworkin, Steve I., 129-15 

Dyszynski, Greg, 94-5 

Déjardin, P., 79-3 

Díaz De Ackermann, Martha, 155-160 

Díaz, M. Cruz, 150-8, 19-6, 115-23 

Díaz, Ricardo C., 42-22, 149-25 

Dümig, Alexander, 126-14 

Düring, Rolf-Alexander, 66-6 

E 

Eallonardo, Anthony S., 116-41 

Earls, Julie, 115-19 

Easter, Mark, 138-86, 36-5, 138-80, 25- 

1 

Eastley, Lisa M., 144-28 

Eatesam, Gholam Reza, 155-22 

Eaton, Robert J., 177-32 

Ebelhar, Stephen A., 155-97 

Ebeling, Adierson Gilvani, 128-5, 42- 

10, 118-16 

Ebrahim, Shibu M., 138-66 

Ebrahimi, Babak, 137-25 

Ebrahimi, Soheila, 137-25 

Echevarria, Guillaume, 135-16, 129-11, 

144-26 

Echevarria, H., 155-86 

Eckelmann, Wolf, 28-5, 115-25 

Eckmeier, Eileen, 120-12 

Edelkott, Iris, 35-11 

Edesi, Liina, 156-16 

Edis, Robert, 166-50, 116-56, 166-49 

Edraki, Mansour, 159-11 

Edwards, Anthony, 162-31 

Edwards, Jonathan L., 144-16 

Effland, William, 122-16 

Effland, William R., 173-3, 14-4 

Egamberdiyeva, Dilfuza, 152-15, 140- 

26, 140-31, 142-10 

Egerton-Warburton, Louise M., 71-4 

Eggleston, K., 115-39 

Egli, Dennis, 116-32 

Eguchi, Sadao, 137-46 

Egwu, Samuel E., 45-22 

Eick, Matthew, 19-9, 144-3 

Eickhorst, Thilo, 43-5 

Eilers, Robert G., 147-16, 56-2, 117-4 

Eisenbees, Mark H., 177-7 

Eivazi, Frieda, 148-10 

Ekschmitt, Klemens, 15-15 

El Khalil, Hicham, 178-19 

El Sharkawi, Haytham, 154-18 

El-Esawy, M. A., 13-2 

El-Motaium, R. A., 13-2 

Elahi, Syed, 166-37, 121-7, 115-9 

Elberling, Bo, 141-4 

Eleki, Krisztina, 146-11 

Elena, Karpova, 154-17 

Elimelech, Menachem, 140-36 

Elizalde, Graciano, 122-2 

Elizarova, Tatiana N., 125-3 

Ellerbrock, Ruth, 85-13 

Elliot, Thomas, 5-5 

Elliot, Thomas R., 101-3, 131-12 

Elliot, William J., 177-33 

Elliott, Adriane L., 154-39 

Elliott, E. T., 20-3 

Elnahry, Alaa Eldin H., 149-23 

Elrashidi, Moustafa A., 116-3 

Elustondo, David, 124-3 

Emile, Temgoua, 109-7 

Emiru, Nega, 149-9, 157-6 

Enciso, Juan, 153-39 

Endo, Akira, 116-11 

Endo, Akira, 116-9 

Enet, Yannick, 159-17 

Engel, Robert J., 61-3 

Englisch, Michael, 163-3 

English, Michael, 106-5 

Enne, Giuseppe, 172-5 

Enowashu, Esther, 20-1 

Entry, James, 35-2 

Eom, Ki-Cheol, 57-6, 51-4, 158-21, 42- 

6 

Epstein, Brian, 137-47 

Erber, Claudia, 90-7 

Eriksson, Jan, 13-1, 42-7 

Erlandsson, Maria, 47-3 

Ermolaeva, Olga S., 19-11 

Erskine, Robert, 25-4 

Escott, Boyd, 7-5 

Espindola, Carlos Roberto, 136-14 

Espino, Montserrat, 145-11 

Espinoza, Yusmary, 138-83 

Espíndola, Carlos Roberto., 136-12 

Essington, Michael E., 51-1 

Estoista, Rosa Villa B., 177-5 

Estrada Avalos, Juan, 160-14 

Estrada Medina, Héctor, 108-3 

Estradamedina, Hector, 129-16 

Eswaran, Hari, 42-4, 115-9, 16-2, 42-3, 

173-7 

Etchevers, Jorge E., 33-2 

Etyemezian, Vic, 53-4 

Everett, Charles J., 125-2 

Everett, Karen, 94-5 

Evett, Steven R., 100-3, 116-30 

Evreinova, Alena V., 114-3 

Exebio Garcia, Adolfo, 159-6 

Eynard, Anna, 64-3 

Ezeh, K. N, 104-13 

F 

F Harlapur, Sujata, 155-156, 154-1 

Faber, Marjorie, 178-14 

Fabianek, Tomas, 17-19 

Fabrizzi, Karina, 138-60 

Fadnes, Kjetil, 90-11 

Fageria, N. K., 31-7 

Fageria, Nand K., 104-14 

Fais, Andrea, 149-27 

Faivre, Pierre, 78-5 

Fakra, Sirine, 144-39 

Falatah, Abdulrazag, 159-1 

Falcao, Newton Paulo De Souza, 133-5 

Falen, Anita, 125-10 

Falkenberg, Gerald, 51-9 

Fallah, Alireza, 140-24 

Falloon, Pete, 138-86, 25-1, 36-5 

Fan, Mingxian, 155-171 

Fang, Huajun, 138-52 

Fang, Xie, 138-45 

Fank, Hans, 45-3 

Fanni, Stefania, 160-11 

Fanning, Delvin S., 3-10 

Fannuchi, Richard, 162-35 

Fares, Ali, 137-14, 163-42 

Fares, Farouk Saleh, 172-4 

Farhangisabet, Mojgan, 96-5 

Farid, A.T.M., 168-19 

Farmer, Walter, 110-4 

Farnham, Timothy, 150-22 

Farshad, Abbas, 122-11 

Fashola, Oluwarotimi O., 167-1, 155- 

134 

Fattahi Kiasari, Ebrahim, 144-24 

Fatunbi, Oluwole A., 148-20 

Faure, Pierre, 139-7 

Fauziah, Che Ishak, 57-10 

Fawcett, Jon, 107-14 

Fay, Deirdre, 144-2, 150-23 

Faz Cano, Ángel, 176-5, 127-15, 93-6, 

178-16, 127-17, 127-6, 169-1 

Faz, Angel, 176-3 

Faz, Ángel, 162-7 

Feagley, Sam E., 150-25, 150-18 

Feagley, Sonnie, 161-2 

Feder, Frédéric, 126-10, 126-9 

Fedorenko, O. L., 135-12 

Fedorets, Natalia, 177-38 

Fedotov, Gennady, 116-29 

Feiznia, Sadat, 151-25 

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AUTHOR INDEX

Feller, Christian, 38-2, 36-5, 54-1, 133- 

19, 58-3, 99-8, 15-2 

Felli, Osvaldo, 137-44 

Fendorf, Scott, 158-18, 51-5, 99-7, 50- 

1, 73-5, 144-48 

Feng, Guanglong, 151-4, 151-2 

Feng, Ting, 138-80 

Feng, Xiaojuan, 145-46, 52-5 

Feng, Xiong Han, 144-14 

Feng, Yongsheng, 4-6, 15-7, 151-10 

Feng, Yucheng, 116-22 

Ferdous, Soheli, 118-10 

Ferguson, Dennis, 125-10 

Ferguson, Richard, 155-127 

Fernandes Filho, Elpidio I., 175-4 

Fernandes, Erick C.M., 167-7 

Fernandez-Buces, Norma, 160-6, 159- 

20 

Fernandez-Getino, Ana-Patricia, 129-8, 

138-62 

Fernando, Nishantha W.A.R., 155-13 

Fernández, Francisco, 119-10 

Fernández-Vera, Juan Ramón, 154-73 

Ferreira, Ana C., 135-31 

Ferreira, Cristhian S., 115-45 

Ferreira, Maria Da G. De V. X., 128-7, 

113-5 

Ferreira, Oscar, 156-13 

Ferré, Ty P.A., 137-8 

Fertsak, U., 160-21 

Fesha, Iyassu, 116-22 

Fey, Martin V., 90-9 

Fichtner, Elizabeth J., 142-6 

Field, Chris, 3-7 

Fifield, Keith, 49-4 

Figueiró, N., 60-3 

Figueroa, Rafael, 155-62, 153-17 

Figueroa-Viramontes, Rafael, 153-31 

Filgueira, Roberto R., 136-11, 48-15, 

139-40, 136-22 

Filippi, Nicola, 150-4, 158-41 

Finch, Niki P., 164-8 

Findeling, Antoine, 126-10 

Fink, David, 49-4 

Finney, Denise, 148-9 

Finzgar, Neza, 158-11 

Fiore, Saverio, 51-9 

Fiorin, Jackson, 138-60 

Fischer, Holger, 2-4, 145-38 

Fischer, J., 101-2 

Fischer, Steven, 178-4 

Fischer, Walter R., 137-2 

Fishkis, O., 2-5 

Fitzgerald, Michelle M., 56-2 

Fitzpatrick, John, 125-7 

Fitzpatrick, Robert, 10-4, 74-2, 55-4, 

12-5 

Fjer, Nabil, 178-18 

Flanagan, Dennis C., 59-5 

Flannagan, Christopher T., 4-6 

Flaten, Don, 168-13, 144-28, 31-13 

Flaten, Don N., 154-44 

Fleisher, David, 3-4 

Flerchinger, Gerald, 116-18, 116-52 

Flessa, Heiner, 170-21, 15-15 

Fliessbach, Andreas, 3-8 

Flinn, Sally, 83-11 

Flor, Rafael, 150-9 

Flores, Francisco, 47-2 

Flores-3gez, Juan Pedro, 155-71, 144- 

13 

Flores-Velez, Luisa Ma., 93-9 

Flores-Vélez, Luisa Ma., 158-30 

Florinsky, Igor V., 56-2 

Florou, Heleni, 151-32 

Flury, Markus, 135-24 

Flynn, N. J., 154-32 

Fodor, László, 146-11 

Fohrer, Nicola, 162-32, 22-5 

Folkoff, Michael E., 147-13 

Follain, Stéphane, 120-8, 71-5 

Follmer, Leon, 122-8 

Fomina, M., 21-3 

170 

Fonseca, Francisco, 75-6 

Fontana, Ademir, 128-6 

Fontes, Mauricio P., 145-53 

Fontes, Renildes, 170-9 

Ford, Robert, 63-6 

Forge, Tom, 154-46 

Forghani, Akbar, 155-19, 155-17, 163- 

6 

Forghni, Akbar, 168-5 

Fortenberry, Gamola, 163-42 

Fortiz, Manuel, 162-27 

Fortner, Jim, 13-12 

Fortuna, Ann-3ie, 155-20 

Fotovat, Amir, 163-43, 163-28, 139-25, 

144-20, 144-24 

Fouli, Ymène, 148-19 

Fournier, Lidia L., 136-11 

Fox, Thomas, 177-24, 47-2, 120-1 

Fox, Thomas R., 177-9 

Foyjunnessa, Mrs Shanta, 154-71 

Francelino, Marcio R., 175-4, 106-4 

Franchini, Elena, 165-8 

Francioso, Ornella, 138-74, 177-31, 

154-58 

Franciss, R., 178-24 

Franklin, Dorcas H., 119-21 

Franks, Carol D., 54-3 

Franzluebbers, Alan, 82-2 

França Borges, Lillian, 133-5 

Frazão, Francisco J., 72-5 

Frazão, Francisco J. L., 133-10 

Frede, Hans-Georg, 170-17 

Freeman, Chris, 138-21 

Freeman, K. W., 155-98 

Freeman, Kyle, 155-88 

French, Vic, 112-3 

Freppaz, Michele, 89-1 

Freschet, Grégoire, 58-3 

Fresco, Louise, 172-8 

Frey, Crystal J., 120-7 

Frey, Serita, 138-82 

Frisbee, Adrienne E., 118-24 

Fritzsche, Andreas, 144-21 

Froese, Duane G., 175-14 

Frossard, E., 154-48, 2-13 

Frossard, Emmanuel, 154-51, 59-3 

Frías-Ramírez, José E., 42-14 

Fröjdö, Sören, 174-9 

Fuchs, Marta, 179-5 

Fuentes Romero, Elizabeth, 177-10 

Fuentes, Barbara S., 145-23 

Fuhrer, Jürg, 138-59 

Fuhrmann, Jeffry, 144-40, 144-55 

Fuhrmann, Mark, 135-5 

Fujii, Kazumichi, 125-5, 138-29 

Fujii, Yoshiharu, 139-11 

Fujisawa, Kazuya, 160-24 

Fujitake, Nobuhide, 166-32 

Fujiwara, Hideshi, 135-26 

Fukatsu, Tokihiro, 160-24 

Fullen, M., 11-1 

Funakawa, Shinya, 138-29, 125-4, 166- 

19, 68-4, 125-5 

Furlani, Enes, 155-145, 155-153, 155- 

151 

Furtaw, Michael D., 138-31 

Furubayashi, Akihiro, 139-11 

Fyfe, Diane M., 39-3, 39-25 

Fältmarsch, Rasmus, 174-4 

Février, Laureline, 135-13 

G 

G, Anandakumar, 138-64 

G, Gandhi, 155-34 

Gabchenko, Maria V., 28-7, 56-3 

Gachene, C.K.K., 61-2, 155-27 

Gad, Abd-Alaa Gad Abda-Alla, 91-10 

Gad, Nadia, 139-16 

Gadd, Geoffrey M., 21-3 

Gaete, Hernán, 158-3 

Gafurova, Laziza, 138-57, 138-55 

Gagarina, Elvira I., 28-2 

Gaiser, Thomas, 116-24 

Gajbhiye, Ks, 138-86 

Gajbhiye, Pn, 152-1 

Gal, Anita, 123-3, 138-70, 148-17 

Galbraith, John, 178-4 

Galbraith, John M., 27-1, 42-17, 42-16, 

33-7, 118-25 

Gale, Paula, 15-5 

Galicia, María Del Socorro, 163-22 

Gallali, Tahar, 163-39 

Gallardo, Felipe O., 83-2 

Gallardo, Juan F., 33-2 

Gallego, Javier, 158-41 

Gallegos, Antonio, 155-62, 153-17 

Gama Castro, Jorge E., 90-2 

Gamba, Camilla, 138-25 

Gami, S.K., 138-72 

Gamzikov, Gennady P., 31-4 

Gamzikova, Olga, 31-4 

Gandidis, N., 155-44 

Gandomkar, Akbar, 154-75, 154-47 

Ganjala, V. Siva Prasad, 104-8 

Ganry, Francis, 54-1 

Gantner, Stephan, 3-7 

Gantzer, Clark J., 136-16, 137-5, 137- 

12 

Gao, Bin, 63-11 

Gao, Chao, 48-5 

Gao, Juan, 145-45 

Gao, Rutai, 31-5 

Gao, Suduan, 153-24, 153-30 

Gao, Xiadong, 63-5, 63-10 

Gao, Xiaopeng, 168-10 

Gao, Xirong, 145-51 

Gao, Yanzheng, 65-5 

Garcia Y Garcia, Axel, 116-53 

Garcia, A., 15-2 

Garcia, C. Amanda, 135-21 

Garcia, Carlos Eduardo, 133-16 

Garcia, Claudio, 123-9 

Garcia, Fernando, 155-110, 76-5 

Garcia, M. Rosario, 19-6 

Garcia, Marcos V.B., 133-21, 95-12 

Garcia, Richard L., 138-31 

Garcia, Rodrigo A., 155-113 

Garcia, Rosalia I., 147-2 

García Calderón, Norma E., 163-23 

García Calderón, Norma Eugenia, 177- 

10 

García Lamothe, Adriana, 155-160 

García, Carlos, 166-39, 158-1 

García, M. Elena, 93-9 

García-Calderón, Norma Eugenia, 163- 

22 

García-Fragoso, Roberto G., 93-10 

García-O, Cecilia, 144-6 

Gardner, Sheila, 144-47 

Gardner, Ted A., 39-9 

Garibov, Geys, 137-23 

Garlato, A., 85-10 

Garman, Stephanie M., 19-9 

Garrett, Robert G., 117-4 

Garrigó, Jordi, 124-3 

Garrison, Virginia H., 88-2 

Garten, Charles T., 135-18 

Gartzia-Bengoetxea, Nahia, 148-3 

Gasco, G., 42-15, 115-23 

Gasco, Jose-3ia, 138-62, 129-8 

Gascó Montes, José María, 151-1, 160- 

2 

Gascón O., Norma, 93-9 

Gattinger, Andreas, 140-32 

Gaudet, Jean-Paul, 144-45 

Gautam, Ramesh, 149-29, 149-19 

Gauthier, Anthony, 47-4 

Gavenda, Robert T., 166-18 

Gavi Reyes, Fransisco, 134-4 

Gayathi, B., 155-156 

Gayathri, B., 154-1 

Gazey, Chris, 156-10 

Gaál, Zoltán, 150-13 

Ge, Yufeng, 115-24 

Gebrekidan, Heluf, 179-1, 85-16 

Gee, Glendon W., 45-15, 45-8, 112-5, 

45-11 

Gehris, Todd, 145-32 

Gelati, Pablo R., 136-11 

Geleta, Samuel B., 147-13 

Gellis, Allen, 117-10 

Gendler, Tatyana S., 29-2 

Gennadiyev, Alexander N., 151-24 

Genries, Aurélie, 78-5 

Gentilin Junior, Osvaldo, 147-10 

Genu, Aline M., 131-1 

Genxing, Pan, 36-1 

Genú, Aline M., 131-9 

Geoff, Kerr, 39-21 

George, Sumam, 154-8 

George, Suman J., 158-27 

George, Timothy S., 2-7 

Gerard, Patrick, 124-9 

Gerayzade, Akif P., 116-7 

Gerba, Charles, 24-2 

Gerlach, Renate, 120-12 

Gerson, Andrea, 39-23 

Gerzabek, Martin H., 110-1, 139-12 

Gessa, Carlo, 93-3, 93-1 

Gessa, Carlo Emanuele, 154-58 

Ghabour, Tharwat K., 56-7 

Ghaffari-Nejad, Seyed Ali, 129-3 

Ghaffariyan, M. Hadi, 164-1 

Ghafoor, A., 93-5 

Ghahreman, Nozar, 116-17 

Ghani, Anwar, 162-13 

Gharabaghi, Bahram, 101-3 

Gherman, E., 145-24 

Ghiberto, Pablo, 137-41 

Ghiberto, Pablo J., 137-44, 163-11 

Ghidin, Andre Ademir, 128-8 

Ghose, T. J., 166-10 

Ghosh, H., 95-4 

Ghosh, Paromita, 155-48 

Ghosh, Saikat, 145-44 

Ghosh, Subhadip, 54-5 

Ghoshal, S.K., 95-4 

Giacomini, S., 2-1 

Gianakopoulosi, Christos, 83-13 

Gianfreda, Liliana, 144-59, 145-17, 

145-18 

Giani, Luise, 90-3, 138-5 

Gianquinto, Giorgio, 144-5 

Giardini, Luigi, 163-10, 163-17 

Gichaba, Maina, 149-22 

Gicheru, Patric, 61-2 

Gicheru, Patrick, 36-5 

Gierlowski-Kordesch, Elizabeth H., 

132-6 

Giglio, Luisa, 153-29 

Gijsman, Arjan J., 70-1 

Gilbert, Jennifer K., 116-51 

Gilberto Fernandes, Correa, 148-16 

Gilberto, Vela Correa, 122-22 

Gilfillen, Rebecca, 147-7 

Gilkes, Bob, 175-5, 29-5, 154-31 

Gilkes, Robert, 122-7, 156-10, 106-9, 

33-5, 175-11, 53-3, 120-4 

Gilkes, Robert J., 85-7, 128-11, 119-22 

Gill, Muhammad Islam, 99-5 

Giller, K. E., 3-1 

Giller, Kenneth E., 76-4, 25-2, 15-6 

Gilucis, Aivars, 13-1 

Gimenez, Daniel, 48-15, 119-16, 136- 

22, 137-18 

Gimsing, Anne Louise, 73-8, 145-34 

Ginder-Vogel, Matthew, 50-1 

Gingras, Nathalie, 144-33 

Gioacchini, Paola, 138-74, 177-31 

Giordani, Gianni, 138-74 

Giovannini, Camilla, 154-58 

Girma, K., 155-98 

Girma, Kefyalew, 19-8, 155-88, 155- 

123 

Giron, Ignacio F., 150-6 

Gish, Timothy, 48-4 

Gitz, Dennis, 70-3 

Gladysheva, Maria A., 98-4

Glaser, Bruno, 167-17 

Glenn, Denning, 69-1 

Glinski, Jan, 89-5 

Globus, Alexandr M., 137-1 

Glover, Leslie, 172-11 

Glover, Mark, 116-39 

Goddard, Matt, 15-5 

Godoy, Roberto, 17-9 

Godsey, Chad, 166-42, 163-24 

Goebel, Marc-Oliver, 137-2 

Goh, Kah Joo, 158-16 

Goh, Tee B., 31-13, 147-16 

Goilo, Eduard A., 44-6 

Golabi, Mohammad H., 151-38 

Golchin, Ahmad, 138-2 

Gold, Arthur J., 120-2 

Goldberg, Sabine, 51-10 

Goldfarb, Maurício C., 116-16, 116-20 

Goldhaber, Martin, 117-8 

Goldhaber, Martin B., 117-4, 117-8, 

13-3, 13-2 

Golding, Kirsty A., 77-2 

Gollany, Hero, 99-3, 144-36 

Golosov, V. N., 8-1 

Golovanov, Dmitri L., 5-6, 175-12 

Golubkov, Mikhail S., 141-11 

Gomes, Jose Elias, 133-16 

Gomes, José Elias, 133-17 

Gomez, Isidoro, 149-1 

Gong, Jun, 158-17 

Gong, Zi-Tong, 78-3, 78-4 

Gonzalez Barrios, Jose L., 160-14 

Gonzalez Cervantes, Guillermo, 160-14 

Gonzalez Moreno, Alberto, 115-47 

Gonzalez, Javier M., 38-4 

Gonzalez, Marianela, 155-124 

Gonzalez, S., 177-28 

Gonzalez, Saleta, 177-26 

Gonzalez-Estrada, Ernesto, 25-2 

Gonzalo, Danila Dal Poz, 166-47 

González Romo, Claudia E., 127-17 

González-Arias, Ander, 148-3 

González-Chávez, María Del Carmen, 

121-2 

González-Perez, Jose A., 15-1 

González-Vila, Francisco J., 15-1 

Gonçalves, Maria C., 48-11 

Goo, Nam-In, 158-13 

Goorahoo, Dave, 162-35 

Gordon, James, 124-1 

Gore, Richard, 158-7 

Goreham, John, 137-47, 53-4 

Goryachkin, Sergey V., 129-9, 175-6, 

27-2, 175-2 

Goss, Kai-Uwe, 79-2 

Goswami, Subhendu B., 153-9 

Gough, Larry P., 117-3 

Goulding, Keith, 59-1 

Govaerts, Bram, 75-9 

Gowalko, Eugene, 168-13 

Goyel, Barkha, 81-2 

Gradusov, Boris, 44-3 

Graefe, Ulfert, 163-3 

Graetz, Donald, 154-52 

Graham, Heather V., 159-12 

Graham, Jim H., 102-5, 162-14 

Graham, Robert, 145-37, 85-11 

Graham, Robert C.., 129-16, 71-4, 127- 

9 

Granato, Thomas, 178-29, 158-7 

Grand, Stephanie, 125-9 

Grant, Cameron D., 153-10 

Grant, Carl D., 47-5 

Grant, Cynthia, 155-11, 37-5, 168-13, 

144-28, 31-9 

Grant, Lewis, 99-9 

Grathwohl, Peter, 110-8 

Gratson, David, 63-6 

Grattan, Stephen, 81-4 

Grau Corbi, Jose Manuel, 91-6 

Grau, Juan, 150-8 

Graveel, John G., 172-9 

Gray, Adam, 119-19 

Gray, Jonathan M., 55-5, 90-4 

Greef, Joerg-Michael, 151-42 

Green, Carly, 47-3 

Green, Carrie E., 178-23 

Green, Steve, 112-5, 123-11, 156-23 

Green, Steve R., 153-15, 45-15 

Green, Timothy, 116-52, 25-4 

Green, V. Steven, 59-5 

Greenberg, Wendy A., 128-2 

Greene, Richard S.B., 163-27 

Greenfield, Laurence G., 141-4 

Gref, Joerg-Michael, 170-22 

Grego, Célia R., 53-2, 100-4 

Grego, Stefano, 163-29, 138-85, 139- 

30, 162-18 

Gregorauskiene, Virgilija, 13-1 

Gregorich, Edward G., 123-10, 141-4 

Gregory, David, 158-25 

Gregory, Linda J., 2-3 

Gregory, Peter J., 20-2 

Grela, Sylwia, 121-9 

Grenon, Daniel, 116-55 

Greven, Marc, 156-23 

Grewal, Mohinder Singh, 56-9 

Grierson, Pauline F., 43-4 

Gries, Corinna, 178-12 

Griesel, Marianne, 144-57 

Grieve, Catherine, 81-4 

Grieve, Ian C., 138-41 

Griffin, Timothy, 155-20 

Griffiths, Bryan, 149-4 

Grigorieva, Elena E., 172-3, 172-6 

Grinev, Dimitry V., 20-2 

Grishkan, Isabella, 156-19 

Groffman, Peter, 120-2 

Gronas, Viktor, 33-10 

Grosclaude, J., 79-3 

Gross, Chris, 161-7 

Grossl, Paul, 154-38 

Grossman, Julie, 133-17, 133-16 

Grove, J. H., 156-14 

Grove, John H., 138-65 

Grover, Kulbhushan, 148-18 

Grube, Walter E., 45-14 

Grubišic, Mirko, 135-30 

Grundy, Mike J., 107-8 

Grunewald, Karsten, 160-1 

Grunwald, Sabine, 160-3, 115-5, 118-1, 

118-2, 160-22 

Gräfe, Markus, 44-4, 29-4, 79-5 

Grónás, Viktor, 149-32 

Grünberger, Olivier, 159-17 

Grünewald, Gritta, 178-22 

Guber, Andrey, 48-12, 48-4, 119-4, 

139-28 

Guchok, Maria V., 166-5 

Guedes, Carmen L.B., 160-12 

Guedes, Rosa, 116-43 

Guerra, J. Asterio, 127-13, 126-21, 

126-3 

Guerra, Larry C., 116-53 

Guerra, Marcelo B., 175-11, 106-9 

Guerrero, Francisca, 138-62, 129-8 

Guerrero, Jose P., 155-51, 159-2 

Guggenberger, Georg, 15-15 

Gugino, Beth, 148-15 

Guiliani, Rita, 152-12 

Guimarães, Geovane Lima, 152-2 

Guimarães, Maria De Fátima, 99-8, 66- 

5 

Guiné, Veronique, 158-14 

Guiresse, Maritxu, 144-27 

Guiti, Alireza, 159-5, 159-3 

Gujisaite, Valérie, 178-20 

Gulati, Inderjeet, 23-14 

Gunin, Petr D., 83-5 

Gunst, Lucie, 3-8 

Guo, Laodong, 175-13 

Guo, Tianwen, 146-3 

Guo, Xi, 177-6 

Guo, Xiaomin, 177-6, 155-74 

Guong, Vo Thi, 33-9 

Guppy, Christopher, 154-70 

Gupta, A.P., 163-41 

Gupta, Dr. B.R., 158-12 

Gupta, H S, 166-8 

Gupta, Micky, 153-2, 153-45 

Gupta, Raj K., 170-24, 95-11 

Gupta, Rajiv, 155-77 

Gupta, S. C., 155-109 

Gupta, Subhas C., 24-1 

Gupta, Umesh C., 24-1 

Gury, Michel, 129-11 

Gustafsson, Jon Petter, 73-7, 73-2, 139- 

13 

Gustavsson, Nils, 117-3 

Gutierres Castorena, Carmen, 176-7 

Gutierrez Boem, Flavio, 154-26 

Gutiérrez-Castorena, Ma. Del Carmen, 

42-14, 121-2, 108-1 

Gvirtzman, Gdaliahu, 49-3 

Gyori, Zoltan, 51-6 

Gäth, Stefan, 66-6 

Gómez, Clemencia, 155-90 

Günther, Reinhard M., 45-5 

H 

Ha, Byeong Yeon, 154-45 

Ha, Sang-Keun, 137-9, 137-34 

Haase, Susan, 35-11 

Haberhauer, Georg, 139-12, 110-1 

Habib, A. Kamrul, 161-1 

Habibi, Davood, 168-11 

Habibi, Davood, 147-4 

Hadas, Aviva, 138-81 

Hadda, M. S., 150-7 

Haddix, Michelle, 138-16, 15-16 

Hadizadeh Yazdi, Mohamad Hadi, 116- 

5 

Hadji, A., 5-2 

Haefele, Stephan M., 159-10, 155-164 

Haferkorn, Ulrike, 148-2 

Hafsi, M., 5-2 

Hageman, Philip L., 13-3 

Hagen, Lawrence J., 151-26 

Hager, Herbert, 163-3 

Haggard, Brian, 147-6, 154-61, 154-19 

Haghnia, Gholam Hosain, 163-43 

Haghnia, Gholamhossein, 144-20, 144- 

24, 163-28, 140-23 

Haidara, A., 7-2 

Hajabbasi, Mohammad, 164-16, 143-7 

Hajabbasi, Mohammad A., 177-20, 75- 

2, 150-19 

Hajrasuliha, Shapoor, 139-25 

Haldin, Alexander, 160-16 

Haley, Mark V., 168-1 

Halitligil, M. B., 10-1 

Hall, Marvin, 148-19 

Hallaire, Vincent, 137-3 

Hallett, Paul, 64-4 

Hallmark, Charles T., 128-4 

Hallmark, Tom, 150-25 

Halseth, Donald E., 156-11 

Ham, J., 170-10 

Hamazaki, Tadao, 3-6 

Hamdhani, Syamsuddin, 137-14 

Hamell, Michael, 46-1 

Hamilton, George, 162-12 

Hammer, David, 107-3, 107-2 

Hammond, Lawrence, 67-4 

Hampp, Eugenio, 23-13 

Hamza, S., 162-17 

Han, Fengxiang, 144-65 

Han, Han, 119-16 

Han, Myung Hoon, 155-92 

Han, Seung-Gap, 138-84 

Han, Xiaozeng, 145-36 

Handayani, Iin Purwati, 46-3 

Hanna, Khalil, 89-10 

Hansakdi, Ekkanit, 122-11 

Hansen, D.J., 45-13 

Hansen, Sissel, 155-173 

Hansen, Soren, 138-8 

Hanson, Jon D., 41-2 

Hanson, Paul, 135-18 

Hao, X., 145-55 

Hao, Xinmei, 138-36 

Hao, Xiying, 166-25 

Haque, S. A., 156-18, 154-16 

Hara, Michihiro, 116-11, 116-9, 137-33 

Harasick, Richard, 158-29, 56-8 

Hardarson, Gudni, 172-1 

Hardee, Gene E., 150-18 

Harden, Jennifer W., 102-6, 87-1 

Hardie, A.G., 145-39 

Hardy, M. B., 153-14 

Hargreaves, Caroline E., 20-2 

Harikrishna, B. L., 2-4, 104-1 

Harmanen, Heikki, 39-4 

Harmel, Daren, 140-35 

Harms, Ben, 17-12 

Haroon, Abdul Rahim Mohamed, 155- 

154 

Harper, Richard J., 17-3, 122-7 

Harper, Steve, 51-6 

Harrington, Laura, 29-1 

Harris, D., 168-18 

Harris, Jim A., 166-6, 140-25 

Harris, Willie, 154-52 

Harrison, J. Bruce J., 128-3 

Harrower, Mark, 7-12 

Harry, Ozier-Lafontaine, 155-28 

Harsh, James, 135-24 

Harstad, Laura, 150-25 

Hart, Carl. D, 155-97 

Hart, Murray R., 115-55 

Hartemink, Alfred, 173-9, 148-7, 95-1, 

26-1 

Hartley, Anne, 118-11 

Hartshorn, Tony, 41-4 

Hartwich, Reinhard, 28-5 

Haruyama, Shigeko, 149-17 

Harvey, Omar R., 155-129 

Hasegawa, Isao, 174-8, 104-10, 104-11 

Hasegawa, Shuichi, 137-46 

Hashem, Fawzy M., 170-27 

Hashemi, A. M., 150-3 

Hashemimajd, Kazem, 138-2 

Hashimoto, Yohei, 135-22 

Hatano, Ryusuke, 158-16, 170-31, 170- 

14 

Hatcher, Patrick G., 79-1 

Hatfield, Jerry L., 155-116 

Haudin, Claire-Sophie, 144-41, 135-6 

Haulon, Mathieu, 33-2 

Haungyutitham, Varisa, 94-3 

Hauser, Stefan, 170-5 

Havlin, John, 89-11 

Hawker, Darryl W., 139-19 

Hay, Anthony G., 63-11 

Hay, Michael, 29-1 

Hayakawa, Atsushi, 170-14 

Hayakawa, Kae, 104-4 

Hayano, Michiko, 137-37 

Hayashi, Keiichi, 95-6 

Hayashi, Yukihiro, 148-20 

Hayes, Michael H., 72-2 

Hayes, Michael H.B., 138-7, 138-42 

Haynes, Richard John, 159-22 

Hazelton, Pamela A., 58-1 

Hazra, G.C., 154-34, 95-4 

He, Fayun, 178-10 

He, Hongbo, 140-1 

He, Ji Zheng, 139-4 

He, Ji-Zheng, 102-7 

He, Li-Ming, 139-26 

He, Xiubin, 157-1, 150-1, 120-10 

He, Zhenli, 73-6 

He, Zhongqi, 144-31, 155-20 

Heai, Xiao, 163-18 

Heath, Laura A., 116-41 

Heath, Linda S., 160-20 

Hebsur, Narayan S., 155-65 

Heck, Richard, 127-1, 121-4 

Heck, Richard J., 131-12, 101-3, 5-5 

Heckman, J., 155-103 

Hedley, Mike J., 67-2 

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AUTHOR INDEX

Hegde, M., 150-16 

Hegymegi, Peter, 179-4, 179-5 

Heil, Bálint, 150-13 

Heilmann, Mica H., 56-8, 158-29 

Heim, Alexander, 145-40, 138-73 

Heinai, Hironori, 155-131 

Heine, Paul, 123-7 

Heinson, Graham S., 55-4 

Heister, Katja, 137-40 

Heitholt, James, 178-28 

Heitman, Josh L., 19-12 

Hellal, Farid, 31-1 

Heller, Friedrich, 29-2 

Helmke, Philip, 93-2, 117-5 

Helms, Douglas, 173-16, 173-7 

Helsel, Dennis R., 117-8, 13-3 

Hempel, Jon, 171-1, 85-1, 12-13, 12- 

11, 12-2 

Henault, Catherine, 47-4 

Hendershot, William H., 154-64 

Henderson, S. P., 39-15, 39-16 

Hendrickson, John R., 163-5, 146-16 

Hendrickx, Jan M.H., 128-3 

Hendrix, Paul F., 71-4 

Heng, Lee, 172-1 

Henriquez Rodríguez, Manuel Antonio, 

160-2 

Henry, Brien, 152-4 

Henríquez Rodríguez, Manuel Antonio, 

151-1 

Heo, Dae-Kil, 138-39 

Heo, Jong Soo, 118-18, 155-92, 118-17 

Heo, Sung-Gu, 151-30 

Herbert, Stephen J., 150-3 

Herbst, Ruprecht, 131-4, 131-5 

Hergert, Gary, 155-127 

Herkelrath, William N., 137-13 

Hermann, Tamás, 150-13 

Hernandez, G., 15-2 

Hernandez, Jorge, 147-2 

Hernandez, Jorge D., 155-97 

Hernandez, Luis A., 178-4 

Hernandez, M., 12-1 

Hernandez-Moreno, Jose M., 126-7 

Hernández, Teresa, 166-39, 158-1 

Hernández-Moreno, Jose Manuel, 154- 

73, 126-1, 145-11 

Hernández-R, Patricia, 144-6 

Herre, Andrea, 33-8 

Herrero, G., 15-2 

Herrero, Mario, 25-2 

Herrick, Jeffrey E., 16-4, 53-5 

Herrmann, Anke, 43-4 

Herrmann, Ludger, 155-33 

Herrmann, Paulo Sergio De P., 110-3 

Hesami, Raheleh, 144-68, 143-1 

Hesterberg, Dean, 63-2 

Hesterberg, Dean L., 45-12 

Hettiarachchi, Ganga, 31-10 

Heuvelink, Gerard B.M., 151-39 

Hewitt, Allan E., 107-6 

Hicks, M., 140-4 

Hidalgo-Moreno, Claudia, 35-12 

Hien, Edmond, 54-1 

Higashi, Naoko, 137-39 

Higashi, Teruo, 133-4 

Hignett, C., 11-1 

Hill, Jane E., 140-36 

Hill, Robert, 95-10 

Hillel, Daniel, 98-5, 112-1 

Hillier, Stephen, 155-122, 143-5 

Hilscher, André, 145-27 

Hinckley, Eve-Lyn S., 99-7 

Hinkel, K.M., 40-3 

Hinsinger, Philippe, 21-4, 35-6 

Hinz, Christoph, 53-3 

Hipple, Karl W., 42-18, 16-4 

Hiradate, Syuntaro, 144-17, 139-11 

Hirafuji, Masayuki, 160-24 

Hiranuma, Shin, 126-19 

Hiraoka, Mario, 133-4 

Hirmas, Daniel R., 127-9 

Hiroyuki, Kurimoto, 154-23 

172 

Hirunburana, Niwat, 155-33 

Hiruta, Atsuko, 104-11 

Hisamatsu, Shun’ichi, 135-25, 135-17 

Hitchcock, Adam P., 43-2 

Hively, W. Dean, 148-15, 118-21, 115- 

28 

Hobbs, Peter, 105-4 

Hodges, Elizabeth A., 171-3, 158-5 

Hoefer, Hubert, 133-21 

Hoeft, Robert G., 163-37 

Hoepfner, Uwe, 45-7 

Hoffland, Ellis, 162-21, 168-10, 24-3 

Hoffman, E., 6-1 

Hoffman, G., 5-1 

Hoffman, Josias Eduard, 116-36, 116- 

34 

Hofmann, Anett, 142-2, 138-73 

Hofwegen Van, Guido, 133-22 

Holbein, B.E., 155-14, 155-16 

Holdaway, Heather, 15-3 

Holden, Nicholas, 150-23 

Holland, Jonathan E., 173-12, 137-11 

Holland, Jonathon, 166-49 

Hollis, John, 70-5 

Holloway, Joann M., 13-3 

Holló, Sándor, 146-11 

Holtz, Starr, 155-88 

Homaee, Mehdi, 137-25, 164-1 

Homchuen, Samang, 159-25 

Honeycutt, C. Wayne, 155-20 

Hong, Chang Oh, 154-45 

Hong, Chang Oh, 89-9 

Hong, Ding, 155-112 

Hong, Li, 66-3 

Hong, Seung Gil, 149-6, 149-5 

Hong, Soon-Dal, 147-5, 45-21 

Hong, Suk Young, 115-32, 147-17, 56- 

13, 56-6 

Hong, Sukyong, 147-5 

Hongbin, Yin, 138-45, 155-149 

Hongjie, Cao, 138-45 

Hongjun, Lei, 137-27 

Hongtu, Xie, 117-9 

Honna, Toshimasa, 154-18 

Hons, Frank, 150-25 

Hoogenboom, Gerrit, 116-53, 116-54, 

70-1 

Hoogmoed, W.B., 95-8, 95-3 

Hoon, Hwangbo, 142-20, 142-7 

Hoover, David, 85-6 

Hopkins, David, 149-29, 149-19 

Hopkins, David W., 141-4, 138-41 

Hopmans, Jan, 45-9 

Hoque, Afm Manzurul, 164-2 

Hoque, M. M., 115-9 

Horikawa, Takumi, 45-19 

Horn, Rainer, 136-3, 53-1, 15-3, 136-7, 

137-49, 136-9, 101-2, 136-23, 137- 

4, 64-1 

Hornung, Andrew, 19-10 

Horton, John D., 117-4 

Horton, Robert, 19-12 

Horwath, Jennifer, 122-6 

Horwath, William, 31-12, 138-35, 8-2 

Horwath, William R., 138-82 

Hoseini, Mohamad Bagher, 166-36 

Hossain, M.I., 155-133 

Hosseini, S. M., 104-7 

Hosseini, Vahid, 177-3 

Hosssain, Mf, 175-3 

Houskova, Beata, 149-8 

Houssay, Raul, 155-110 

Hovhannisyan, H. S., 173-14 

Howell, David W., 91-4 

Howell, Michael, 127-16 

Howell, Michael S., 127-5, 127-4 

Howell, Terry, 100-3 

Howitt, Richard, 138-44 

Hoyle, F.C., 138-27 

Hoyos, Phanor, 158-6 

Hoyt, Greg D., 140-12 

H.S., Anand, 162-19 

Hseu, Zeng-Yei, 85-9, 123-2 

Hsieh, Chin-Lin, 35-5 

Hsieh, Y. Ping, 138-10 

Hsu, Cheng-Peng, 138-63 

Hsu, Shi-Fang, 94-3 

Hu, Dongnan, 177-6 

Hu, Hongqing, 144-1 

Hu, Tai-Lee, 138-63 

Hu, Xue-Feng, 109-1, 178-17, 132-5 

Hu, Yongfeng, 154-5 

Hu, Zhengyi, 145-15 

Huang, Biao, 24-5, 150-20 

Huang, C., 154-69, 151-9, 151-5, 136- 

17, 22-2 

Huang, Ching-Chung, 135-15 

Huang, Hongxia, 51-2 

Huang, Meifu, 155-108 

Huang, P. M., 144-50, 144-49 

Huang, P.M., 52-2, 134-3, 144-10, 145- 

39 

Huang, Qiao Yun, 139-4, 145-41 

Huang, Qiaoyun, 51-2 

Huang, Wen-Shu, 123-2 

Huang, Xiao-Lan, 158-34 

Huang, Yuanfang, 31-5 

Hubbard, Bernard E., 131-7 

Hubbard, Robert K., 54-9 

Hubbs, Michael, 22-1 

Hucklebridge, Kate, 159-12 

Hudnall, Wayne, 145-35, 129-7 

Hudnall, Wayne H., 42-12 

Huerta-Diaz, Jesus, 153-25 

Huffman, Ted, 116-28, 116-58 

Hug, Stephan J., 144-53 

Hughes, Jeffrey C., 166-41, 5-7, 166-40 

Huh, Chih-An, 135-29, 135-28 

Hulugalle, Nilantha, 54-5 

Humphreys, Geoff S., 90-4, 49-4, 55-5, 

77-1 

Hundal, Lakhwinder S., 158-7 

Hungate, Bruce, 138-30 

Hunt, Tom, 115-42, 139-23 

Huq, S.M. Imamul, 164-2 

Hur, Seungoh, 137-9, 137-34 

Hurt, G. W., 115-5 

Hurtado, Maria, 138-68 

Hurtado, Maria Dolores, 151-8 

Husband, R., 67-3, 141-9 

Husni, Ahmad, 147-8 

Husnjak, Stjepan, 170-2, 107-5 

Hussain, Ghulam, 166-24 

Hussain, M. S., 115-9 

Hussain, Mohammad Sultan, 118-10 

Hussain, S.I, 93-5 

Hussein, Ahmed, 78-6 

Hutchison, Jessica, 115-51 

Hutchison, Kimberly J., 63-2 

Huygens, Dries, 17-9 

Huynh, Trang T., 158-25 

Huynh, Tri Cuong, 39-20 

Huynh-Le, Minh-Phuong, 17-6 

Hwang, Seon-Woong, 151-13, 166-44 

Hyakumachi, Mitsuro, 80-2 

Hyland, Charles, 154-43 

Hyoung Woo, Lim, 142-7 

Hyun, Byung Geun, 153-26 

Hyun, Byung-Keun, 151-17 

Hyun, Hae-Nam, 171-8, 153-42, 153- 

49 

Hyun-Cheol, Jeong, 45-21 

Hyyryläinen, Noora, 144-51 

Hénault, Catherine, 116-62 

Hüttl, Reinhard F., 17-1 

I 

Iamarino, Giuseppina, 145-18 

Ibanez, Juan Jose, 42-2, 14-4, 62-1, 14- 

1 

Ibargoitia, Maria Luisa, 144-34 

Ibrikci, Hayriye, 154-20 

Idowu, Mary K., 153-5 

Idowu, Omololu J., 75-1, 148-15, 156- 

11 

Idris, Aswandi, 34-5 

Ikazaki, Kenta, 95-6 

Ikeda, Akiko, 15-11 

Ikemura, Yoshiaki, 162-20 

Ikenaga, Makoto, 141-2 

Ileana, Garcia, 140-21 

Imas, Patricia, 155-86 

Imaya, Akihiro, 177-17 

Imhoff, Silvia, 137-41, 136-21, 137-44, 

115-36, 163-11, 116-55 

Imoto, Hiromi, 137-10 

Imoto, Yukari, 116-10 

Inaba, Jiro, 135-17 

Inagaki, Yoshiyuki, 177-17 

Indorante, S.J., 117-2 

Inglett, Patrick W, 84-3 

Ingwersen, J., 2-5 

Ingwersen, Joachim, 20-1 

Inman, Brad L., 56-8 

Inman, Danny, 19-10 

Inoue, Jun, 126-5 

Inoue, Katsuhiro, 140-28 

Inoue, Makoto, 169-2 

Inoue, Mitsuhiro, 137-39 

Inoue, Takashi, 158-16 

Inoue, Yudzuru, 132-8 

Inozemtsev, Svyatoslav A., 132-9 

Inthasan, Jiraporn, 155-33 

Inthasothi, Tippawan, 174-7 

Intrigliolo, Francesco, 95-7 

Inubushi, K., 163-38, 2-10 

Inubushi, Kazuyuki, 170-30, 80-2 

Ipsalantis, Ioannis, 118-12 

Iqbal, Javed, 48-10 

Iqbal, Md. Anwar, 161-1 

Iqbal, Shahriar M., 154-29 

Iraira, Sergio, 154-28 

Irigoyen, H., 12-1 

Irshad, Muhammad, 154-18 

Irvine, Ken, 150-23 

Ishida, Motohiko, 116-59 

Ishiguro, Munehide, 145-25 

Ishii, Nobuyoshi, 135-3 

Ishikawa, Nao, 135-19 

Ishikawa, Tetsuya, 116-59 

Ishizuka, Shigehiro, 177-36 

Iskandar, Teuku, 160-13 

Islam, K. R., 174-10, 166-22 

Islam, Md. Rafiqul, 148-8 

Ismail, Sultan A., 23-5 

Issa, Ibrahim, 116-60 

Ito, Toyoaki, 154-40, 115-33, 116-35, 

139-32, 154-41, 45-19 

Itoh, Yuko, 144-9 

Itou, Kengou, 163-16 

Ivanov, Alexander, 98-4 

Iwabuchi, Noriyuki, 174-8 

Iwamoto Haga, Kuniko, 155-145 

Iwasaki, Kozo, 45-24 

Iwaya, Kaori, 148-11 

Iwuafor, E.N.O., 155-68 

Izquierdo, Carlos G., 115-57 

J 

Jabiol, Bernard, 163-3 

Jackson, Brian P., 93-7 

Jackson, Bruce, 126-16 

Jackson, Grady, 124-9 

Jackson, W. Roy, 15-9 

Jacob, Jack Deodato C, 24-4 

Jacobashvili, Izolda, 148-6 

Jacobs, Lee W., 154-27 

Jacobs, Peter, 49-5 

Jacobsen, Eric, 135-23 

Jacobsen, Ole H., 137-8 

Jacobson, Astrid, 60-5, 139-31 

Jacoby, Fred, 150-25 

Jacquat, Olivier, 50-2 

Jacquemet, V., 145-24 

Jacques, Diederik, 119-4, 48-11, 48-12 

Jacquier, David W., 3-2, 107-8 

Jadambaa, Norovsuren, 140-17

Jaduda, Marian, 178-3 

Jaesche, Philipp, 36-4 

Jafari Ardakani, Ali, 151-44, 23-16 

Jafarzadeh, Mojtaba, 155-21 

Jaffé, Rudolf, 138-15 

Jagadamma, Sindhu, 163-37 

Jagadeesh, B.R., 139-44 

Jagadeeswaran, R, 16-3 

Jaggi, Shivani, 145-2 

Jahiruddin, M., 168-19 

Jahn, Reinhold, 51-3, 62-5, 178-22, 

139-17, 126-6, 124-6, 125-8, 71-3 

Jai-Joung, Kim, 45-21 

Jaimes, Edgar, 160-5, 170-8, 122-12 

Jaimes, Edgar J., 122-2 

Jain, Ramesh Chandra, 167-22 

Jain, Shashi, 56-9 

Jain, Sunil Kumar, 122-5 

Jakab, Gergely, 151-19 

James, Bruce R., 107-12 

James, Iain T., 140-25 

James, Sam, 177-5 

Jana, Kalyan, 116-1 

Janardhan Gowda, N.A., 138-11 

Jandl, Robert, 47-3 

Jang, Byoung Choon, 155-146, 155- 

143, 155-144 

Jang, Byoung-Choon, 155-15 

Jang, Gab Sue, 147-17 

Jankovic-Karasoulos, T., 20-3 

Jansa, J, 154-48 

Jansen, Boris, 4-5 

Janssen, Bert H., 168-23 

Janssen, Imke, 136-7 

Janssens, Koen, 51-9, 143-2 

Jantalia, C. P., 2-1 

Janzen, H. H., 3-9 

Jara, Alejandra A., 144-52, 144-46, 

144-51 

Jara, Carlos, 167-19 

Jaramillo, Raul, 116-49 

Jaramillo-Lopez, Esaul, 144-13 

Jardine, Philip, 135-18 

Jarecki, Marek K., 155-116 

Jaron, Dov, 88-1 

Jashimuddin, M., 42-19 

Jasinska, Emilia, 15-3 

Jasso Ibarra, Rodolfo, 160-14 

Jasso, Fernando, 155-62 

Jasso-Chaverria, Cesario, 153-25, 146- 

5 

Jassogne, Laurence T.P., 96-4 

Jastrow, Julie, 15-10, 135-18 

Javanmard, Ebrahim, 155-19 

Jayakumar, Rajannan, 145-3 

Jayaprakash, S.M., 139-44, 154-50 

Jayaraman, Jayakumar, 156-5 

Jaynes, William F., 145-12, 145-35 

Jeannotte, Richard, 36-3 

Jeavons, John, 105-3, 167-8 

Jegadeeswari, D., 104-16 

Jendele, Libor, 137-6 

Jenkins, A.B., 117-2 

Jenkins, Anthony, 9-12 

Jennings, Eleanor, 150-23 

Jeon, Seung–Jong, 138-84 

Jeong, Byeong-Ryong, 153-1 

Jeong, Hyun-Cheol, 147-5 

Jeong, Ji-Ho, 143-4 

Jespersen, Jennifer, 55-2 

Jessup, Kirk, 138-4 

Jetten, Victor G., 41-5 

Jezile, Gcinuhlanga G., 166-43 

Ji Yeon, Ryu, 142-15 

Jia, Yu, 146-3 

Jiang, Peikun, 17-15, 17-16 

Jiang, Pingping, 152-3 

Jiang, Wen, 168-10 

Jiang, Zhongchun, 155-24 

Jiao, Ruzhen, 158-39, 141-6, 141-7 

Jiao, You, 154-64 

Jie, Wei, 150-1 

Jien, Shih-Hao, 121-6 

Jiexiong, Fu, 8-2 

Jimenez Pérez, Jorge, 127-17 

Jimenez, Jason, 125-10 

Jimenez-Osornio, Juan Jose Maria, 

129-16 

Jiménez, Concepción, 42-13, 126-1 

Jiménez, Francisco, 154-60 

Jin, Ji-Yun, 76-3 

Jin, Seo Young, 140-9 

Jin, Yong-Ik, 151-35, 168-16 

Jinfeng, Li, 138-78 

Jinfeng, Yang, 138-45 

Jing, Wang, 155-149 

Jing, Yuan-Shu, 120-9 

Jingkuan, Wang, 138-78, 83-14 

Jinshu, Wu, 163-18 

Jintaridth, Bunjirtluk, 174-7 

Joa, Jae-Ho, 138-84 

Joao Luiz, Lani, 148-16 

Joardar, J.C., 164-2 

Jobes, Jack A., 71-4 

Joergensen, Rainer G., 155-3 

Johansen, C., 168-18 

Johnson, David, 148-19 

Johnson, Diana N., 122-6, 122-4 

Johnson, Donald L., 122-6, 122-4, 122- 

8 

Johnson, Kristofer, 177-34 

Johnson, Mark, 115-20 

Johnson, Mark G., 177-35 

Johnson, Michael J., 135-21 

Johnson, Sarah E., 24-4 

Johnson, Scott N., 20-2 

Johnson, S.E., 105-2 

Johnson, Timm, 149-10 

Johnson, William H., 135-8 

Johnson-5nard, Jodi, 148-12, 148-14, 

125-10 

Johnson-5nard, Jodi L., 71-4, 144-39 

Johnston, A.E.Johnny Johnston, 1-8 

Johnston, Arthur E., 67-1 

Johnston, Cliff, 139-35, 110-9 

Johnston, Cliff T., 110-6, 128-9 

Johnston, C.T., 154-69 

Johnston, Tim, 166-49 

Jokic, Alexander, 65-3 

Jokura, Miku, 15-11 

Jonas, J., 174-11 

Jones, David L., 145-54, 35-1 

Jones, Franklin S., 44-7 

Jones, James, 116-54 

Jones, Raymond A., 155-116 

Jong Van Lier, Quirijn, 149-26 

Joo, Jinho, 151-15, 151-14 

Joo, Katalin, 78-9 

Joost, Richard, 15-5 

Jordahl, Jim L., 158-29 

Jordan, Antonio, 149-1 

Jordan, Mark, 105-5 

Jordan, Phil, 150-23 

Jorge, Sierra, 155-28 

Jorgenson, M. Torre, 175-13, 106-8 

Jose, Geo, 138-11 

Joseph, Laura, 25-3 

Joshi, P.K., 81-2 

Joshi, Renuka, 23-15 

Josière, Olivier, 78-10 

Josupait, Victoria, 151-28 

Joyce, E. Bernie, 122-3 

Jozefaciuk, Grzegorz, 83-9, 137-15 

Juang, Kai-Wei, 157-4 

Julie, Sansoulet, 153-23 

Jun, Hee-Joong, 155-142 

Jun, Li, 83-14 

Jun, Seung-Jong, 153-49 

Jung, Beung-Gan, 155-142 

Jung, Goo-Bok, 168-15, 144-11, 144- 

12, 153-18 

Jung, Jinho, 158-13 

Jung, Kang Ho, 115-32 

Jung, Kang-Ho, 137-34, 137-9 

Jung, Ki-Yeol, 150-12 

Jung, Ki-Yeol, 117-6 

Jung, Ki-Yuol, 122-20 

Jung, Ku-Suk, 155-15 

Jung, Kwang-Yong, 143-4, 166-30 

Jung, Pil Kyun, 155-150 

Jung, Pil Kyun, 149-5 

Jung, Suck-Kee, 155-15 

Jung, Sug Jae, 151-40 

Jung, Won Kyo, 103-2, 150-11 

Jung, Yeon-Tae, 42-6 

Jung, Yeong Sang, 151-14, 115-32, 

137-34 

Jusop, Shamshuddin, 57-10 

K 

K, Surekha, 155-111, 155-34 

Kabir, Sm, 174-10 

Kabir, Zahangir, 31-12 

Kadam, J.R., 159-21 

Kadono, Atsunobu, 138-29 

Kaffka, Stephen, 159-4, 8-2 

Kaffka, Steve, 31-12 

Kaiser, Klaus, 178-22 

Kaiser, Michael, 85-13 

Kakavas, Kostas, 115-34 

Kalbasi, Mahmoud, 139-25 

Kalbitz, Karsten, 162-18 

Kaleeswari, Ramaiah Kutralingam, 

138-13 

Kalinina, Natalya V., 160-19, 156-12 

Kalinina, Olga, 138-5 

Kalyan, Gershon, 146-7 

Kamal, Roop, 150-17 

Kamaraj, S., 155-67 

Kambli, Kalpana, 149-24 

Kamei, Hiroyuki, 132-8 

Kameoka, Yoshihumi, 145-25 

Kamoni, Peter, 138-80, 36-5 

Kampf, Nestor, 133-10 

Kanan, K., 153-46 

Kanazawa, Shinjiro, 174-6 

Kandasamy, S., 163-26 

Kandeler, Ellen, 148-3, 20-1, 35-11 

Kandrelis, Sotirios, 140-19 

Kang, Bo-Goo, 45-21 

Kang, Byung Hwa, 155-92 

Kang, Kee Kyung, 149-6, 153-26, 155- 

150 

Kang, Seong-Soo, 147-5 

Kang, Seunghun, 145-42, 145-44, 52-5 

Kang, Ui Gum, 140-6, 155-114, 146- 

12, 146-13 

Kania, Angelika, 35-11 

Kannewischer, Ines, 139-36 

Kanno, Hitoshi, 154-65, 126-2 

Kanthaliya, P. C., 155-89 

Kapkiyai, Jane J., 154-74, 115-31 

Kapur, O. C, 153-11 

Kapur, Selim, 92-2 

Kar, S., 153-16 

Kar, Sandipta, 166-29 

Karagianni-Christou, Stamatina, 151- 

32 

Karajeh, F., 23-11 

Karak, Tanmoy, 60-8 

Karamanos, Rigas, 155-8, 31-13 

Karamyan, Gagik, 173-14 

Karathanasis, Anastasios, 144-25 

Karavaeva, Elena N., 120-6 

Karavaeva, Nina A., 27-2 

Karbasi, Farideh, 144-61 

Karimian, Najaf Ali, 23-12, 129-3, 155- 

35, 155-45, 155-37 

Karimov, A., 23-11 

Karklins, Aldis, 90-6 

Karlen, Douglas L., 103-5 

Karnez, Ebru, 154-20 

Karpachevskiy, Lev O., 44-2, 44-1, 

113-4, 159-13, 159-26 

Karpachevskiy, Mikhael L., 159-13 

Karsisto, Marjut, 118-19 

Karsten, Heather, 148-18 

Karuppan, Subbiah, 154-36 

Karyotis, Theodoros, 115-44, 115-54 

Kasbohm, Joern, 44-6 

Kashima, Hiroyuki, 174-8, 104-10, 

104-11 

Kashulina, Galina, 91-1 

Kashyap, A.K., 155-48 

Kasinathan, Senthamizh, 156-5 

Kasper, M. L., 20-3, 140-4 

Kasraian, Ali, 137-38 

Katbehbader, Nedal, 100-3 

Kato, Naoto, 148-11 

Katsalirou, Eirini, 147-14 

Katsvairo, Tawainga, 155-105 

Katzensteiner, Klaus, 163-3 

Kaufhold, Annett, 51-3 

Kaupenjohann, Martin, 33-8 

Kaur, Joginder, 153-8 

Kaur, Navdeep, 44-4, 29-4 

Kausadikar, Harihar Krishnarao, 147-9 

Kaushik, R.D, 153-2, 153-45 

Kautski, Larissa, 138-81 

Kautsky, Larissa, 141-8 

Kaverin, Dmitry, 42-11 

Kavitha, B., 155-34 

Kavoosi, Masoud, 155-75, 155-80 

Kawamoto, Ken, 137-31, 137-8 

Kay, Beverly, 70-4 

Kaye, Jason, 178-12, 178-11 

Kaye, Nanga Mady, 167-5 

Kazadaev, A. A., 140-20 

Kazarian, Unan, 173-8 

Kazeev, Kamil Sh., 140-33, 118-9 

Kazuya, Nishina N., 118-6 

Kear, Martin, 162-13 

Keirstead, Donald R., 115-18 

Kejela, Kefeni, 144-22 

Kele, Gabriella Sz, 179-6 

Keller, Jason, 45-8 

Kelley, Michael, 145-43 

Kelling, Keith A., 81-5 

Kellman, Lisa, 177-27 

Kelly, D. Clay, 132-7 

Kemner, Ken M., 21-1 

Kendall, Carol, 17-13 

Kendawang, Joseph Jawa, 130-4 

Kennedy, Brendan J., 44-4 

Kennedy, Christina C., 172-10 

Keppler, Angelique M., 118-26 

Ker, Joao Carlos, 145-53 

Kercheva, Milena, 170-4 

Keren, Rami, 153-20 

Kern, Dirse C., 72-5, 133-20, 133-14, 

133-9, 133-10 

Kern, Jeffrey S., 115-20 

Kerry, Ruth, 122-13, 91-5, 129-10 

Kersebaum, K. Christian, 116-32 

Ketchum, Blake, 5-6 

Ketterings, Quirine M., 154-43, 161-9, 

154-66 

Kew, Geoffrey, 33-5, 120-4 

Keykha, Gholam Ali, 155-22 

K.G., Parameshwarappa, 162-1 

Khademi, Hossein, 143-7 

Khademi, Zahra, 145-54 

Khalil, M. I., 163-38, 2-10 

Khan, Ajaz, 129-2 

Khan, Akhter, 155-96 

Khan, Anisur Rahman, 149-7, 170-25, 

95-11, 170-24, 170-1 

Khan, Md. Harunor Rashid, 149-16, 

174-10 

Khan, Modabber Ahmed, 166-45 

Kharub, Ajit S., 162-37 

Kheoruenromne, Irb, 42-8, 85-7, 128- 

11, 119-22 

Khera, K. L., 151-37 

Khiel, Anthony, 1-12 

Khitrov, Nikolai B., 99-4 

Khodshenas, Mohammad Ali, 155-21 

Khokhlov, Sergei F., 116-25 

Khormali, Farhad, 129-5 

Khorsandi, Nazila, 163-34 

Khoshgoftar, Amir Hossein, 168-21 

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AUTHOR INDEX

Khosla, Rajiv, 19-10, 147-15 

Khouma, Mamadou, 31-14, 155-5 

Khoury, George, 145-32 

Khresat, Sa’eb, 68-3 

Kiaee Jamali, Seyedeh Fatemeh, 168-5, 

155-17 

Kianian, Mohammad K., 151-25, 159- 

15, 177-40 

Kiely, Ger, 150-23 

Kienast-Brown, Suzann, 18-3 

Kihou, Nobuharu, 135-26 

Kikawa, Naoto, 139-32 

Kil Yong, Kim, 142-8, 142-15, 142-7, 

142-20, 142-11 

Kilasara, Method, 61-2 

Kilburn, James E., 117-4, 13-2 

Killian, K., 138-86, 138-80 

Killian, Kendrick, 36-5, 25-1 

Killorn, Randy, 155-124, 155-125 

Kim, Byeong-Su, 143-4 

Kim, Choon-Sik, 150-12 

Kim, Choon-Song, 150-12 

Kim, Dae-Hoon, 151-14 

Kim, Dae-Yeon, 158-13, 97-3 

Kim, Gun-Yeob, 162-22 

Kim, Han-Myeong, 162-23 

Kim, Ho-Jin, 178-8 

Kim, Ho-Young, 146-13 

Kim, Hong Lim, 140-9 

Kim, Jae-Duk, 143-4, 155-83, 166-30 

Kim, Jae-Min, 116-40 

Kim, Jai Joung, 57-6, 144-4, 158-21 

Kim, Jaijoung, 140-10 

Kim, Jeong-Gyu, 42-6, 158-13, 97-3, 

137-9 

Kim, Jin-Ho, 168-15, 153-18, 144-11, 

144-12 

Kim, Ki-In, 75-11 

Kim, Ki-Sung, 151-30 

Kim, Kye-Hoon, 178-8 

Kim, Kyounga, 140-10 

Kim, Min-Kyeong, 116-19, 159-14 

Kim, Myeong Sook, 150-11 

Kim, Pil Joo, 89-9, 145-9, 155-130 

Kim, Pyoung Yeol, 145-6 

Kim, Seung-Hyun, 153-1 

Kim, Soo-Hyung, 3-4 

Kim, Su-Jung, 140-16 

Kim, Sun Kwan, 103-2 

Kim, Sung-Hwan, 97-3 

Kim, Tae Wan, 104-6, 155-32 

Kim, Won-Il, 168-15, 153-18, 144-11, 

144-12 

Kim, Yi Hyun, 56-13, 56-6, 147-17, 

115-32, 147-5 

Kim, Yongjoo, 140-8 

Kim, Yoo-Hak, 157-9 

Kim, You Hak, 150-11 

Kim, Young Ho, 162-26 

Kimble, John, 40-2, 9-3 

Kimmelshue, Joel E., 56-8 

Kimura, Makoto, 118-13, 20-5, 140-28, 

20-6 

Kimura, Sonoko D., 170-31 

Kincaid Dick, Linda, 141-10 

Kincaid, D. C., 151-43 

King, Dominique, 119-20 

Kingery, William, 124-9 

Kinraide, Thomas B., 144-60 

Kinyangi, James, 134-2, 138-54, 133- 

15, 63-3, 133-1, 138-3 

Kinyangi, J.M., 156-2, 147-11 

Kinzig, Ann, 178-11, 178-12 

Kipsat, Mary, 155-161 

Kirby, Michael J., 176-4 

Kirch, Patrick V., 41-4 

Kirchmann, Holger, 59-2, 42-7, 162-9, 

162-10 

Kirkby, Clive, 166-50 

Kirkham, M. B., 158-20 

Kirkwood, Valerie, 116-58 

Kirschenmann, Frederick, 105-1 

Kirvalidze, Davit, 148-6 

174 

Kiryushin, Valeriy I., 111-4 

Kish, László B., 119-5 

Kishné, Andrea Sz., 119-5 

Kisic, Ivica, 151-34 

Kislal, H., 10-1 

Kissel, David, 155-104 

Kissel, David E., 56-11, 56-12, 154-4 

Kissel, D.E., 115-56 

Kissou, Roger, 130-3 

Kitchen, Newell, 56-13, 152-3 

Kitunen, Veikko, 118-19 

Kiura, Takuji, 160-24 

Kizito, F., 158-40 

Kladivko, Eileen, 138-48 

Kladivko, Eileen J., 153-37 

Kladivko, E.J., 138-46 

Klassen, Rodney, 117-4 

Kleinman, Peter, 161-5, 67-5, 85-4, 

116-50 

Klemme, Richard, 149-10 

Klien, Robert, 152-4 

Kluepfel, Daniel A., 20-4 

Kluitenberg, Gerard, 45-9 

Knauth, Stefan, 142-1 

Knicker, Heike, 15-1, 145-27 

Knicker, Hiecke, 138-2 

Knight, Robert, 150-25 

Knoblauch, Christian, 106-7 

Knoblauch, Steffi K., 148-4 

Knotters, Martin, 100-1 

Knox, Anna, 135-4 

Knox, Anna S., 145-48 

Ko, Jee-Yeon, 117-6, 150-12 

Kobayashi, Noriko, 146-15 

Kocar, Ben, 144-48 

Kocar, Benjamin, 73-5, 50-1 

Koch, John M., 33-5 

Kochenderfer, James, 17-5 

Kocárek, Martin, 137-36 

Kodes, Vit, 101-5 

Kodesová, Radka, 101-5, 137-36 

Koegel-Knabner, Ingrid, 138-18, 138- 

77 

Koelbl, Angelika, 138-18, 138-77 

Koenig, Richard, 154-38 

Koga, Lucimara J., 160-12 

Koga, Nobuhisa, 138-75 

Koh, Mun-Hwan, 144-12, 116-19 

Koh, Munhwan, 159-14 

Kohl, Robert A., 64-3 

Kohli, Anshuman, 151-37 

Kohok, Manmath, 126-14 

Koike, Masanori, 154-24 

Koiso, Hiroyuki, 135-3 

Kojima, Michinao, 137-42 

Kolb, Eckart, 163-3 

Kolesnikov, Sergei I., 114-3, 114-4 

Kolesnikova, Ludmila, 156-12 

Koleva, Venelina, 170-4 

Komariah, (None), 163-16 

Komarneni, Sridhar, 145-5, 135-20 

Komatsu, Toshiko, 137-31, 137-8 

Kome, Charles, 178-13 

Komiyama, Teppei, 154-40 

Konboon, Yothin, 159-10 

Koncz, Josef, 155-109 

Kondaiah, Poonam Mala, 149-31 

Kong, Angela, 43-3 

Kong, Xiangbin, 166-31 

Kong, Xiangbin, 168-6 

Konuskan, Omer, 154-20 

Konyushkov, Boris D., 27-2 

Konyushkov, Dmitry Ye., 129-13, 175- 

10 

Koohkan, Shir Ali, 155-22 

Kooistra, Maja, 152-16 

Kookana, Rai, 145-14, 110-7 

Kopittke, Peter Martin, 139-20 

Koposov, Alexander S., 138-51 

Koppi, Tony, 26-3 

Korenkova, Lucia, 57-8 

Korkmaz, Kursat, 154-20 

Kornecki, Ted, 152-7 

Koroleva, Polina V., 115-50, 120-11 

Kosaki, Takashi, 138-29, 125-5, 166- 

19, 95-6, 155-38, 68-4, 125-4, 166- 

32, 35-4 

Koski, Anthony, 116-57 

Koskinen, William, 139-10, 139-9 

Koskinen, William C., 110-7 

Kosse, Alan, 90-8 

Kostka, Joel, 63-12 

Koszinski, Sylvia, 107-7 

Kotecha, Anilkumar V., 165-5 

Kotowska, Urszula, 164-11 

Kouassi, Nguessan A., 150-15 

Koukoulakis, P. H., 155-44 

Koulopoulos, Athanasios, 127-7 

Kovacs, Dalma, 99-6 

Kovacsovics, Beatrice, 168-9, 168-3 

Kovar, John, 154-35 

Kovda, Irina V., 71-2, 132-11 

Kovács, Balázs, 116-60, 116-21 

Kovács, Zoltán, 139-29 

Kozak, Josef, 85-5 

Kozak, Leonard M., 144-50, 144-49 

Kozak, L.M., 145-39 

Kozybaeva, Farida E., 114-2 

Kozák, Josef, 137-36 

Kraemer, Thomas F., 135-23 

Kramer, Peter A., 166-38 

Krasilnikov, Pavel, 165-9, 177-10, 163- 

22 

Krasilnikov, Pavel V., 78-8 

Kratochvil, Robert, 154-53 

Kravchenko, A. N., 138-34 

Kravchenko, Alexandra, 145-55 

Kravchenko, Alexandra.N, 115-6, 138- 

36 

Kravtsova, Nataliya, 154-37 

Kravtsova, Natalya, 155-64 

Kremen, Amy, 167-16, 155-40 

Kremenitsa, A. M., 140-20 

Kremer, Robert J., 140-16 

Kretzschmar, Ruben, 50-2, 144-53 

Kriner, Gary, 145-57 

Krishnamurti, G, 73-4 

Krishnasamy, Ramasamy, 104-16, 142- 

19, 164-15, 2-2 

Krogh, Paul H., 149-4 

Kruemmelbein, Julia, 136-9 

Kruglova, Olga, 77-3 

Krull, Evelyn, 17-12 

Krupinsky, Joseph M., 151-26 

Kryschenko, Vladimir S., 120-6 

Kryshchenko, Vladimir, 155-64, 154- 

37 

Krzic, Maja, 177-11 

Kubicki, James D., 93-4, 73-1 

Kubota, Mayumi, 80-2 

Kucharova, Zulfiya, 140-31 

Kuecke, Martin, 151-42 

Kuhad, M.S., 56-9 

Kuhn, Dieter, 62-5 

Kuhry, Peter, 106-3, 175-2 

Kuht, Jaan, 57-7, 156-16 

Kuldeep, Singh, 166-34 

Kulhavy, Jiri, 17-19 

Kumada, Shoushi, 104-4 

Kumar Rao, J.V.D.K., 168-18 

Kumar, Deepak, 155-162 

Kumar, Kuldip, 155-30 

Kumar, Praveen, 153-21 

Kumar, Sanjay, 153-13 

Kumar, Sukruth T., 164-12 

Kumar, Sunil, 155-157 

Kumar, Suresh, 22-3 

Kumar, Vipin, 151-29 

Kumaraswamy, A.S., 155-156, 154-1 

Kumaresan, Rayappan, 155-169 

Kundu, A. L., 155-170 

Kundu, S, 166-8 

Kundu, Sumanta, 152-1 

Kunii, Daisuke, 116-35 

Kuo, Yueh-Hsiung, 35-5 

Kuper, Marcel, 112-2 

Kuramochi, Kanta, 170-14 

Kuramochi, Katsuhisa, 154-24 

Kurasako, Sayuri, 104-11 

Kurganova, Irina N., 138-32, 170-21 

Kurle, James, 136-19 

Kurz, Isabelle, 150-23 

Kusahara, Taiki, 3-6 

Kutilek, Miroslav, 34-2, 137-6 

Kutrovskiy, Mihail A., 129-4 

Kutuk, C., 10-1 

Kutzbach, Lars, 106-2 

Kutílek, Miroslav, 101-5 

Kuyper, Thom, 133-22 

Kuznetsov, Alexander, 163-2 

Kuznetsov, Roman V., 120-6 

Kuznetsov, Vladimir V., 159-26 

Kuznetsova, Inna V., 78-13 

Kuznetsova, J. S., 8-1 

Kuznetsova, Tatyana V., 163-2 

Kuzyakov, Yakov, 15-17, 35-1, 145-38, 

35-7, 1-4, 2-4, 138-58, 99-2, 35-11, 

2-14 

Kwak, Han Kang, 103-2, 150-11, 56- 

13, 147-17, 115-32, 56-6 

Kwak, Han-Kang, 157-9, 42-6 

Kwiatkowska, Aleksandra, 90-5 

Kwiatkowska, Jolanta, 163-44 

Kyoung Mi, Yun, 142-15 

Kyuma, Kazutake, 155-95 

Kätterer, Thomas, 162-10 

Kéhé, M., 153-36 

Kögel-Knabner, Ingrid, 36-4, 126-14, 

144-21, 63-8, 15-15, 158-28 

Kücke, Martin, 170-22 

156-21, 

L 

L., Suseela Devi, 162-19 

Labib Bahna, Fawkia, 158-33 

Laboski, Carrie A.M., 154-30 

Labuschagne, Johan, 153-14 

Lacatusu, Radu, 168-9, 168-3 

Lacerda, Antonio Carlos, 155-148 

Lacerda, Marilusa P. C., 148-13, 115- 

45, 115-26 

Lacirignola, Cosimo, 68-5 

Lacolla, Giovanni, 163-19, 159-8 

Ladha, J.K., 155-96, 76-3, 154-71, 155- 

77, 31-6, 159-10 

Lafferty, Brandon, 144-40, 144-55 

Lagomarsino, Alessandra, 138-85 

Laguna Luna, Ana M., 137-13 

Lai, W.-R., 35-5 

Laidlaw, W. Scott, 158-25 

Laiho, Raija, 118-19, 138-21 

Laik, Ranjan, 163-41 

Lair, Georg J., 139-12 

Laird, David, 110-9 

Laird, David A., 110-6 

Lakshmi, Rajya, 166-11 

Lakzian, Amir, 163-43, 144-20, 140-23, 

163-28 

Lal, Rattan, 41-2, 68-1, 138-6, 163-37 

Lal, S.S., 167-4 

Lal, Tarsem, 149-24 

Lalljee, Bhanooduth, 166-26 

Lalor, Briony M., 47-5 

Lalsuna, K, 178-25 

Lamb, Dane T., 139-19 

Lambert, Jean-Jacques, 20-4, 60-1 

Lamond, Ray, 163-24, 166-42 

Lamp, Juergen, 131-2, 131-3, 131-4, 

131-5, 18-4 

Lamparelli, Rubens A. C., 66-4 

Lamparter, Axel, 137-2 

Lampert, Jordan, 93-2 

Lamsal, Sanjay, 115-5 

Lamy, Isabelle, 144-58 

Lan, Zhongdong, 154-43 

Landell, Marcos Guimarães De Andrade, 

45-10, 149-26 

Landi, Ahmad, 99-1

Lang, Timothy, 153-33 

Lang, Timothy A., 95-5 

Langergraber, Guenter, 48-11 

Langley-Turnbaugh, Samantha, 178-15 

Langlinais, Jerome, 19-5 

Langohr, Roger, 163-3 

Lanier, Gerren, 107-1, 119-14 

Lannuzel, Frederic, 139-7 

Lansac, Alejandro, 6-7, 124-5 

Lapierre, C., 15-18 

Larazo, W.M., 146-10 

Larionova, Alla A., 177-18 

Lark, R. Murray, 115-22, 138-56, 14-3 

Larkin, Robert P., 80-1 

Larouche, Francis, 54-7 

Larre-Larrouy, Marie Christine, 15-2 

Laruccia, Nicola, 149-27 

Lascano, Robert J., 70-3 

Lassoudière, André, 155-28 

Lau, Kevin, 74-5 

Lauchli, Andre, 81-4 

Laureles, E.V., 146-10 

Lauren, J. G., 168-18 

Lauren, J.G., 105-2, 81-3, 168-19, 138- 

72, 155-133 

Lauren, Julie G., 24-4 

Lavaud, A., 145-24 

Lavigne, Ronald L., 171-2 

Lawely, Yvonne, 167-16 

Lawrence, Gregory, 116-41 

Lawton, Timothy F., 132-2 

Lazarovitch, Naftali, 137-45 

Le Forestier, Lydie, 78-10 

Le Guernevé, C., 79-3 

Le Petit, Jean, 177-29 

Le, Quang Tri, 39-7 

Le, Van Tiem, 149-17 

Leao, Tairone P., 48-13 

Lebaschi, Mohammad Hossain, 147-3 

Lebedeva (Verba), Marina P., 127-2, 5- 

6 

Leclerc, Monique, 158-23 

Leclerc-Cessac, Elisabeth, 135-33, 

135-16, 139-7, 144-41, 129-11 

Ledgard, Stewart, 162-13 

Lee, Dong-Wook, 155-114 

Lee, Brad D., 143-6 

Lee, Chang Hoon, 145-9, 155-130 

Lee, Chang Hoon, 154-45 

Lee, Choon-Soo, 168-16 

Lee, Dar-Yuan, 157-4 

Lee, Deog Bae, 155-150 

Lee, Deog-Bae, 155-83 

Lee, Dokyoung, 138-39 

Lee, Dong-Hoon, 166-45 

Lee, Dong-Wook, 146-12, 146-13 

Lee, Fanwei, 178-18 

Lee, Gye-6, 151-35, 151-13, 168-16, 

166-44 

Lee, Hong Jae, 118-18, 118-17 

Lee, Hyun-Haeng, 178-8 

Lee, Jae-Saeng, 146-12 

Lee, Jae-Saeng, 150-12 

Lee, Jae-Seng, 117-6 

Lee, Jaehoon, 137-28 

Lee, Jee Min, 56-13, 147-17, 56-6 

Lee, Jeong-Tae, 151-35, 151-13, 168- 

16 

Lee, Jeong-Taek, 168-15, 153-18, 144- 

11, 116-19 

Lee, Jong Hee, 145-6 

Lee, Jong Sik, 162-11 

Lee, Jong-Sik, 168-15, 153-18, 144-11, 

144-12, 162-22 

Lee, Jong-Yoon, 166-45 

Lee, Ju Young, 104-6, 155-15 

Lee, Ju-Young, 155-32, 155-100 

Lee, Ju-Young, 143-3 

Lee, Kangwon, 63-12 

Lee, Ki-Sang, 155-142, 155-15 

Lee, Kyeong-Bo, 155-83 

Lee, Nam-Jong, 116-19 

Lee, Namjong, 159-14 

Lee, Sang Eun, 104-6, 155-32 

Lee, Sang Min, 162-26 

Lee, Sang-Beom, 138-28, 102-4, 162-3, 

162-39 

Lee, Sang-Min, 162-28 

Lee, Sang-Phil, 51-4 

Lee, Sanghwan, 97-3 

Lee, Su-Yeon, 155-32, 155-15 

Lee, Sunhoon, 116-10 

Lee, Won-6g, 151-15 

Lee, Yong Bok, 155-130 

Lee, Yong Hwan, 162-26 

Lee, Yong-Bok, 141-10 

Lee, Yong-Hwan, 162-3 

Lee, Youn, 161-4 

Lee, Young-Deuk, 153-1 

Lee, Yun-Jeong, 158-13, 102-4, 162-3 

Leffelaar, Peter, 138-66 

Lefèvre, Irène, 71-5 

Legrand, P, 21-4 

Lehmann, Andreas, 61-4, 178-1 

Lehmann, C.J., 156-2 

Lehmann, Johannes, 134-2, 145-28, 72- 

1, 63-3, 133-15, 133-16, 133-17, 

147-11, 154-43, 133-1, 133-8, 133- 

10, 133-12, 138-3, 138-54, 138-68 

Lehrsch, Gary A., 151-43 

Leifeld, Jens, 138-59 

Leinweber, Peter, 65-3, 140-2 

Leite, Fabio De L., 110-3 

Lejon, David, 144-58 

Lelentjis, Telemachus, 83-13 

Lemercier, Blandine, 71-5 

Lemke, Reynald, 152-9 

Lemunyon, Jerry, 9-1, 161-7 

Lenoir, Dana, 138-32 

Leogrande, Rita, 153-29 

Leopold, Donald J., 116-41 

Leroy, Maya, 58-3 

Lesch, Scott M., 56-4, 51-10, 153-19, 

112-4, 159-4 

Lessovaia, Sofia N., 44-6 

Lestan, Domen, 158-11 

Lester, David, 154-70 

Levay, George, 39-23 

Leveque, Jean, 47-4, 17-17, 144-58 

Levin, M., 150-2 

Levy, G.J., 136-17 

Levy, Marc, 150-9 

Lewis, David, 178-12, 178-11 

León-Rodríguez, Frida Ma., 93-10 

Li, Baoguo, 31-5 

Li, Changsheng, 170-17 

Li, Feng-Min, 146-3 

Li, Haibo, 170-28 

Li, Hong, 23-10 

Li, Hui, 65-1, 110-6, 110-9 

Li, Jianwei, 123-7 

Li, Jiuhai, 145-15 

Li, Long, 166-35 

Li, Owen, 63-12 

Li, Tao, 6-4 

Li, Xiao-Qing, 178-17 

Li, Xiaomei, 151-10, 4-6, 15-7 

Li, Xue-Yuan, 145-26, 145-1 

Li, Yan, 93-2 

Li, Yong, 146-12, 116-56 

Li, Yuncong, 129-14, 155-115 

Liaghati, Tania, 156-10 

Liang, Aizhen, 138-52 

Liang, Biqing, 134-2, 133-16, 133-17, 

63-3, 133-1, 133-8, 133-15 

Liang, Chao, 15-13 

Liang, Gong, 155-149 

Liao, Wan-Jiun, 157-4 

Libohova, Zamir, 19-5, 151-41 

Liburdi, Katia, 162-18, 139-30 

Liebig, Mark A., 146-16, 116-48 

Lilburne, Linda, 107-6 

Lilly, Allan, 137-30 

Lilly, Michael, 124-9 

Lim, Bu-Kug, 166-45 

Lim, Han-Choel, 153-42, 153-49, 138- 

84 

Lim, Hyo-Jin, 162-3, 102-4 

Lim, Kyoung Jae, 151-30 

Lim, Soo-Kil, 42-6 

Lima, Antonio Carlos Souza, 130-5 

Lima, Claudivan C., 145-30 

Lima, Edmilson S. De, 128-7 

Lima, Hedinaldo N., 133-2 

Lima, Jose Fernando W. F., 122-18 

Lima, Valmiqui Costa, 128-8 

Lima, Virginia H. B., 89-6 

Limthong, Pittayakorn, 174-7 

Lin, Chenfang, 138-63 

Lin, Chuxia, 39-5 

Lin, Hangsheng, 107-10 

Lin, Henry, 48-6, 48-14, 119-8, 119-24, 

107-11 

Lin, Xin, 170-28 

Lin, Xinggui, 145-15 

Lin, Zhulu, 149-14 

Linares Fleites, Gladys, 126-4 

Linares, Juana, 170-8, 160-5 

Lindbo, David, 119-14 

Lindbo, David L., 107-1 

Lindemann, William C., 155-174 

Lindsey, Stuart, 162-13 

Lintinen, Petri, 174-9 

Liphadzi, M. Stanley, 158-20 

Lischka, Hans, 139-12, 110-1 

Litaor, Michael, 119-15 

Litoria, P.K., 115-52 

Liu, Aiguo, 154-46 

Liu, Fan, 139-4, 144-14, 102-7 

Liu, Gang, 116-4 

Liu, Guobin, 120-10 

Liu, Guodong, 155-115 

Liu, Jing, 144-1 

Liu, Liming, 176-2 

Liu, Shuzhen, 85-14 

Liu, Xiaobing, 150-3 

Liu, Yu T., 134-3 

Livingston, R. L., 115-4 

Livingston, S. J., 151-5 

Livingston, S.J., 22-2 

Livingston, Steve, 152-8 

Liyanage, Janitha A., 2-1, 145-14 

Llona, Miriam, 162-7 

Lobb, David, 8-6 

Lobe, Ingo, 134-2 

Loch, J.P. Gustav, 137-40 

Lockwood, Peter, 154-70 

Lockwood, Peter V., 54-5 

Loeppert, R.H., 81-3, 168-19 

Loeppert, Richard, 128-4 

Loeppert, Richard H., 104-17, 51-12 

Loffredo, Elisabetta, 142-3, 35-10 

Loftfield, Norman, 170-21 

Logsdon, Sally D., 115-1 

Lok, Sandra, 158-36 

Lokupitiya, Erandathie, 138-37 

Lokupitiya, Ravindra, 138-37 

Lombi, Enzo, 31-10 

Lomsky, Bohumir, 17-19 

Long, Xainzhou, 119-25 

Longan, Lluís, 7-6 

Loomis, Lynn E., 127-18, 12-6 

Lopatovskaya, Olga, 15-17 

Lopes De Gerenyu, Valentin, 170-21, 

138-32 

Lopes De Oliviera, Maria Inês, 64-2 

Lopes-Assad, Maria-Leonor, 144-8 

Lopez Arias, Manuel, 91-6 

Lopez, J. Dimas, 153-17 

Lopez, Jose Dimas, 162-29, 155-62 

Lopez, Nicola, 160-11 

Lopez-Capel, Elisa, 15-8 

Lopez-Martinez, Jose Dimas, 153-31 

Lopukhina, Olga V., 127-2 

Lord, Eunice, 151-11 

Lorenz, Klaus, 138-6 

Lorenz, Nicola, 141-10 

Losavio, Nicola, 153-29 

Loshali, D.C., 115-52 

Lothian, Dan, 145-22 

Loulou, Abdul Rahim, 172-4 

Love, Charles, 19-5 

Lovera, Edgar, 155-86 

Lowery, Birl, 81-5 

Lowrance, R. R., 116-51 

Lowrance, Richard, 84-1 

Lozada, Tannya, 45-25 

Lu, Changqing, 145-51 

Lubich, Kenneth, 85-1 

Lucchesi, Luiz A. C., 146-18 

Lucchesi, Luiz Antonio Corrêa, 155- 

148 

Luce, Harvey D., 164-13 

Lucke, Bernhard, 83-10 

Luckow, Kenneth, 122-1 

Ludovici, Kim, 177-32 

Ludovici, Kim H., 123-6 

Ludwig, Bernard, 15-15 

Ludwig, Christian, 63-1 

Lufafa, Abel, 158-40 

Lugato, Emanuele, 163-17 

Luizão, Flavio, 133-1, 133-15 

Lukashev, Valentin K., 13-1 

Lund, Jennifer J., 124-8 

Lungu, Mihaela, 168-9, 168-3 

Lunlenen, A., 10-1 

Luo, Lifang, 48-14 

Lupwayi, Newton Z., 170-19 

Lusk, Christopher, 177-30 

Lutts, S., 159-26 

Lutz, Harald, 63-1 

Luu, Man Hong, 155-107 

Luvall, J.C., 115-56, 115-17 

Luxton, Todd, 144-3, 19-9 

Lv, Yizhong, 147-12 

Lyakhov, Sergey V., 132-1 

Lychuk, Taras E., 57-3 

Lykashov Aleksei Georgievic, -, 155-1 

Lynch, Jonathan P., 96-1, 116-49 

Lynch, Shannon C., 142-6 

Lynn, Ian H., 107-6 

Lyuri, Dmitry I., 27-2 

Lázaro, Roberto, 136-10 

Lévêque, Jean, 116-62 

López Blanco, Jorge, 122-22 

López, Roxana, 144-59 

López-Ulloa, Magdalena R., 45-25 

M 

M. Duxbury, John, 154-74 

M S, Sailajakumari, 162-16 

M, Dhakshinamoorthy, 138-64 

Ma, Bao-Luo, 155-50 

Ma, L., 116-52, 4-1 

M.A, Ravikumar, 66-1 

Maassen, Sebastian, 17-6 

Maatman, Arno, 76-4 

Mabit, Lionel, 172-1 

Macaigne, Peggy, 153-35 

Macdonald, Andrew J., 146-1 

Macdonald, Lee, 151-41 

Macewan, Richard, 107-14, 119-7 

Macewan, Richard, 5-11 

Macguidwin, Ann, 142-16 

Macharia, P.N., 155-27 

Machida, Isao, 116-10 

Machinet, Gaylord E., 36-2, 138-50 

Macias, Felipe, 144-32, 144-34, 145-56 

Maciejewska, Alina, 163-44 

Mackay, Wayne, 178-28 

Macmillan, Robert A., 10-12 

Madani, Hamid, 162-25 

Madari, Beata E., 72-2, 133-13 

Madejon, Engracia, 46-5, 150-6 

Madhaiyan, Munusamy, 94-4, 140-8, 

140-10 

Madinabeitia, Zuriñe, 145-56 

Madison, Andrew, 144-40, 144-55 

Madsen, Rodney A., 138-31 

Maeda, Morihiro, 89-8 

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AUTHOR INDEX

Maeght, Jean-Luc, 159-17 

Magalhães, Ivone C., 133-11 

Magalhães, Márcio O.L., 158-9 

Magen, Hillel, 155-86 

Magesan, Guna, 158-31, 177-15 

Magnanini, Eugenio, 146-2 

Mago, Payal, 140-30 

Magomedova, Tatiyana M., 120-6 

Magrini, Kimberly A., 36-3, 123-6 

Maguire, Rory, 89-11, 163-30 

Magyari, Julianna, 149-32 

Mahamane, Sabiou, 104-17 

Mahapatra, S.K, 149-24 

Maher, Crystal A., 39-14, 39-21 

Mahimairaja, Santiago, 178-25 

Mahjoory, Ramez A., 42-21 

Mahmoud, Kamal A., 155-12 

Mahmoudi, Ali, 168-11 

Mahuku, George, 167-19 

Maie, Nagamitsu, 138-15 

Maillant, Sophie, 129-11, 139-7, 135- 

16, 135-33 

Mainuri, Zachary G., 149-22 

Maire, Christian, 177-30 

Maiti, Debtanu, 155-41 

Major, Julie, 133-12, 138-68 

Majumdar, D., 155-170 

Majumdar, Debashis, 95-4 

Majzlan, Juraj, 29-1 

Makarov, Oleg A., 166-5 

Makeev, Alexander O., 109-6, 132-10 

Makhdum, Muhammad Iqbal, 99-5 

Makore, J., 13-1 

Maksimova, Nina B., 156-3 

Makó, András, 119-9, 150-13 

Malaga, Miguel, 153-27 

Malakouti, Mj, 166-12, 145-54, 155- 

70, 155-73, 155-78, 155-81 

Malarkodi, M., 164-15 

Malarvizhi, Palaniappa Pillai, 138-20, 

166-3 

Malatinszky, Akos, 156-17 

Malavolta, Euripedes, 155-51 

Malcolm, Don T., 39-24 

Malgwi, W.B, 108-4 

Malhi, Sukhdev.S., 155-11, 152-9, 155- 

8, 146-3 

Mali, Vijay Shankar, 23-15 

Malinovski, Jorge R., 177-13, 177-19, 

177-1 

Mallants, Dirk, 48-11 

Mallawatantri, Ananda P., 2-1, 145-14 

Malligawad, L Okanath H., 75-4 

Malligawad, Lokanath H., 162-1, 155- 

65 

Malo, Douglas D., 64-3, 124-8 

Malone, R., 170-32 

Mamatha, B., 141-13 

Mamedov, A.I., 151-5, 151-9, 136-17, 

116-6 

Mamedov, Nemat, 137-23 

Manceau, Alain, 1-7 

Mancinelli, Roberto, 163-13, 163-33 

Mandal, Biswapati, 154-34, 95-4 

Mandal, C, 138-86 

Mandal, Narayan C., 154-67 

Mando, A., 46-4, 54-8, 37-4 

Mando, Abdoulaye, 76-4, 155-164, 82- 

5, 75-10 

Mandzhieva, Saglara, 170-23, 139-8 

Mani, P. K,, 155-170 

Mani, Thamotharan, 45-27 

Manlay, Raphaël, 58-3 

Mann, Surender, 163-27 

Manning, David A. C., 15-8, 141-9, 

154-33 

Manrique, German, 104-3 

Mansour Shahsavar, Amir, 23-9 

Manton, William, 93-12 

Manu, Andrew, 173-3 

Manucharova, Natalia A., 140-3 

Mao, Meng, 137-20, 137-21 

Mapa, Ranjith B., 173-1, 147-16 

176 

Mapfumo, Paul, 150-14 

Marano, Roberto P., 136-21, 115-36 

Marcet, P., 177-28 

Marcet, Pura, 177-26 

Marchetti, Rosa, 165-7 

Marcus, Mathew, 144-39 

Mardigian, Sandra, 105-3 

Marechek, Maria S., 109-6 

Marenya, P.P., 156-2 

Margherita, Emanuela, 115-57 

Marguerie, Dominique, 71-5 

Marhan, Sven, 20-1 

Maria Cristina, Diez, 145-20 

Maria De La Luz, Mora, 145-20 

Maricán, Adolfo, 144-19 

Marimuthu, S, 155-154 

Marinari, Sara, 163-13, 138-85, 139- 

30, 162-18, 163-29, 163-33 

Marinova, Svetla, 57-4 

Mario, Sraka, 170-2 

Marion, Daniel A., 122-1 

Mariotti, A., 15-18 

Mark, Clark, 118-24 

Markel, Erin, 159-18 

Markelov, M. V., 8-1 

Markewitz, Daniel, 77-5 

Markgraf, Wibke, 136-3 

Marlet, Serge, 112-2 

Marol, Christine, 116-44 

Marques, Flavio Adriano, 122-18 

Marschner, Bernd, 15-15 

Marschner, Petra, 35-13, 154-22, 154- 

29, 35-11 

Marshall, Sarah K., 154-30 

Martens, Dean, 18-5 

Martens, Michelle A., 97-4 

Marth, Péter, 119-9, 99-6 

Martin Laurent, Fabrice, 102-8 

Martin, D., 149-24 

Martin, George, 19-5 

Martin, Kendall J., 102-5 

Martin, Maria, 144-50, 144-54, 144-44, 

144-49 

Martin, Michael, 144-55 

Martin-García, Juan Manuel, 137-17 

Martin-Garin, Arnaud, 135-6, 135-13, 

144-45 

Martinez, Adrian, 75-9 

Martinez, Fernando, 158-32 

Martinez, Gonzalo, 115-38 

Martinez-Gamiño, Miguel A., 146-5, 

153-25 

Martinez-Montoya, Juan Felipe, 157-10 

Martinez-Rios, Juan Jose, 153-31 

Martinez-Zavala, Lorena, 149-1 

Martins, Eder De Souza, 137-35 

Martins, Gilvan C., 72-3 

Martins, Jean M. F., 144-57, 144-58 

Martins, Jean M. F., 158-14 

Martins, Mariana Ventura, 19-13 

Martius, Christopher, 95-12, 133-21, 

75-17, 159-9 

Martínez De Arano, Inazio, 148-3 

Martínez Martínez, Silvia, 93-6 

Martínez, Carmen E., 158-30, 44-5, 

139-14 

Martínez, Carmen Enid, 144-66 

Martínez, Gustavo, 151-16 

Martínez-Martínez, Silvia, 127-6, 178- 

16, 169-1 

Martínez-Villegas, Nadia, 158-30, 139- 

14 

Maruthan, Malarkodi, 115-16 

Marvanek, Steven, 5-12 

Marx, Marc, 35-8 

Marzadori, Claudio, 93-3, 93-1, 144-5 

Marzari, Rosana, 23-13 

Masand, S.S, 153-11 

Masaoka, Yoshikuni, 104-4 

Masateru, Senge, 163-16 

Mase, Hitomi, 104-10 

Mashal, Kholoud, 135-24 

Masia, Andrea, 177-31 

Mask, Paul, 115-17 

Mason, Joseph A., 49-5 

Massucati, Luis Felipe, 75-17 

Masue, Yoko, 158-18, 73-5, 144-48 

Masunaga, Tsugiyuki, 155-95, 155-26 

Masutti, Carmem S. M., 139-33, 113-5 

Mathews, Dhanya, 104-1 

Mathieu, Olivier, 116-62 

Mathimaran, N., 154-48 

Matinian, Natalia N., 13-1, 118-14 

Matko, Bogunovic, 170-2 

Matocha, Christopher J., 144-16 

Matocha, John E., 152-8 

Matokwe, Memory, 104-12 

Matos, Flávia Araújo, 19-13 

Matson, Kathy L., 168-1 

Matson, Pamela A., 99-7 

Matsumoto, Eiji, 133-4 

Matsumoto, Hideaki, 104-15, 104-5 

Matsumura, Shoji, 168-20 

Matsuyama, Minoru, 142-17, 142-18 

Matthews, Neffra, 151-28 

Mattos Jr., Dirceu, 155-147 

Mattsson, Lennart, 162-9, 162-31, 155- 

122 

Mattusch, Juergen, 51-3 

Matula, Svatopluk, 119-13, 119-11 

Matus, Francisco, 177-30 

Matyka-Sarzynska, Dorota, 145-10, 

139-43 

Matzner, Egbert, 15-15 

Mayer, Claus D., 59-4 

Mayer, Lawrence M., 52-3 

Maynard, Jonathan, 119-6 

Mays, Dewayne, 116-3 

Mazahrih, Naem, 100-3 

Mazhitova, Galina, 40-3, 106-3 

Mazur, Nelson, 158-9 

Mazzei, Angelo, 162-35 

Mazzoncini, Marco, 33-2 

Mbila, Monday, 177-23, 177-21 

Mbugua, David M., 156-2, 115-31, 

138-54, 147-11 

Mbugwa, Gatua W., 105-3, 167-7 

McAfee, James, 178-28 

McBratney, Alex, 131-13, 100-5, 85-2, 

100-2, 56-15, 26-1, 12-14, 18-2 

McBride, Murray, 141-5 

McCarthy, John, 48-7 

McCarthy, Michael, 153-10 

McCarty, Greg, 118-21 

McCarty, Gregory, 1-7, 18-5 

McClintock, Nathan C., 130-1 

McConchie, D., 174-11 

McDaniel, Paul, 85-6, 125-10, 61-3 

McDermitt, Dayle K., 138-31 

McDermott, Greg, 63-6 

McDevitt, M.P., 115-35 

McDonald, Andrew J., 105-4 

McDonald, Eric, 53-4 

McDonald, John W., 162-33 

McDonald, Louis M., 177-22 

McElnea, Angus E., 164-8, 97-4, 39-17 

McFee, William W., 172-9, 138-46 

McGlynn, Rob, 131-13 

McGrath, David, 144-2 

McGrath, Steve, 86-1 

McInnes, Kevin, 115-15 

McIntosh, John, 158-31 

McIvor, Ian, 166-7, 145-52, 123-11 

McKane, Robert B., 115-20 

McKay, Larry, 48-7 

McKenna, T.E., 45-13 

McKenney, Cynthia, 178-28 

McKenney, Don W., 123-10 

McKenzie, Neil J., 107-8, 3-2 

McLaughlin, Michael, 31-10 

McLaughlin, Richard A., 151-18 

McLeese, Robert L., 56-5 

McLeod, Malem, 160-13 

McMaster, Gregory S., 116-52 

McMichael, Bobbie, 70-3 

McMillen, D.C., 115-4 

McNear, David, 51-11 

McNeill, Ann, 154-22, 96-4 

McNeill, Annie, 154-29 

McSpadden-Gardener, Brian B., 142-5 

McSwiney, Claire, 155-126 

McVey, Shawn, 164-13 

Meadows, Darren, 53-4 

Mechtler, Klemens, 168-17 

Medhioub, Khaled, 163-39 

Medhioub, Mounir, 163-39 

Medici, Luca, 143-2 

Meduri, Singarao, 153-21 

Medvecky, Beth A., 167-6 

Meek, David W., 155-116 

Meena, Sadhasivam, 164-6 

Megonigal, J. Patrick, 10-3, 118-11 

Mehla, D.S., 163-32 

Meira, Anete D., 115-45 

Meisner, C. A., 168-19, 155-133, 105- 

2, 81-3 

Meisner, Craig A., 161-1 

Meissner, Ralph, 45-1, 45-6, 45-2, 45-4 

Mejia Zaens, Enrique, 134-4 

Mekken, Johan C., 154-66 

Melchiori, Ricardo, 155-86, 138-60 

Mele, Giacomo, 136-26, 101-1 

Melendez, Rocio, 144-34 

Melgar, Ricardo J., 155-86 

Melio, Joel, 61-2 

Melkonian, Jeff, 25-3 

Melkonian, Jeffrey, 70-4 

Melkonian, Jeffrey J., 155-85 

Melling, Lulie, 158-16, 173-4 

Mello, Jaime W. V., 51-8, 144-23 

Melo, Vander De Freitas, 128-8 

Melo, Vander F., 128-12 

Melo, Vander Freitas De, 175-11, 106-9 

Mendonça, Eduardo De S., 145-30 

Mendoza, Arlene, 123-7 

Mendoza, Danilo A., 155-155 

Mendoza, José, 160-5, 122-12, 122-2, 

170-8 

Mendoza, Rodolfo, 140-21 

Mendoza-Grimón, Vanessa, 154-73 

Meney, Kathy, 118-4 

Menezes, Carlos Eduardo, 135-31 

Mengel, David, 163-24, 166-42 

Mengel, Konrad, 155-79 

Mensik, Ladislav, 17-19 

Menzies, John, 164-14 

Menzies, Neal W., 23-3 

Menzies, Neal William, 139-20 

Merchán Paniagua, Sara, 31-11 

Merckx, Roel, 154-12 

Merestela, Tessie Miga, 173-15 

Mergelov, Nikita S., 40-5, 175-8 

Merino, Enrique, 129-15 

Merkler, Douglas, 119-18, 92-3, 116-46 

Mermut, Ahmet, 42-4, 139-33 

Mermut, Ahmet Ruhi, 92-4 

Merrill, Stephen D., 151-26 

Mersiovsky, Edgar, 119-1 

Merwin, Ian, 142-9 

Merz, Juerg, 157-3, 157-3 

Mesic, Milan, 151-34, 170-3 

Mestelan, Silvia A., 170-33 

Methods, Kilasara, 140-22 

Metzl, Robert, 116-33 

Meyer, Mick, 166-50 

Meyer, Tim, 11-12 

Mezbahuddin, M., 42-19 

M.H. Rashid, Khan, 154-23 

Mi Jung, Park, 142-11 

Miah, M.A.M., 168-19 

Michaelson, Gary, 40-2 

Michaelson, Gary J., 175-13 

Michalski, Gregory, 127-5, 127-3 

Michaud, Aurelia, 35-6 

Michaud, Aurélia, 21-4 

Michel, Jean-Charles, 64-4 

Michel, Robert L., 135-21 

Michel, Roberto F.M., 175-1

Micheli, Erika, 179-4, 179-9, 179-6, 

179-5, 179-8, 123-3, 61-3 

Micheloud, Hugo A., 136-21 

Michels, Jerry, 23-10 

Michitsch, R., 155-14, 155-16 

Michot, Didier, 91-9 

Michot, Laurent, 144-26 

Midorikawa, Ichiro, 139-37 

Mielniczuk, João, 149-21, 138-79 

Mikailsoy, F., 116-6 

Mikha, Maysoon M., 138-61 

Mikheeva, Irina V., 78-1 

Milanovsky, Evgeny Yu., 138-38 

Milanovsky, E.Yu., 145-7 

Milbert, Gerhard, 90-7, 163-3 

Miles, John, 104-2 

Miles, Randall, 120-7 

Millar, James E., 163-5 

Millar, Neville, 102-6 

Miller, Bradley W., 177-24 

Miller, Charles, 83-11 

Miller, D.A., 137-16, 115-39 

Miller, David M., 79-4 

Miller, Douglas A., 115-46, 12-13 

Miller, Irene K., 147-13 

Miller, J. C., 104-17 

Miller, Jarrod, 144-25 

Miller, Julie, 53-4 

Miller, Stuart, 39-23 

Miller, Wesley L., 107-4 

Miller, William P., 78-7 

Milloux, Marie-Jeanne, 116-62 

Mills, Tessa, 145-52, 123-11 

Millán, R., 93-6 

Milne, E., 36-5, 138-80, 138-86 

Milne, Eleanor, 25-1 

Milori, Débora, 133-13 

Mimmo, Tanja, 93-3, 93-1, 35-9, 144-5 

Min Young, Cho, 142-8, 142-7 

Minansy, Budiman, 56-15 

Minasny, Budiman, 85-2, 100-2, 12-14, 

18-2 

Ming, Douglas W., 44-8 

Minh, Vo Quang, 33-9 

Minhas, P.S., 81-2 

Minkina, Tatiana, 170-23, 139-8 

Minteguiaga, Jorge, 155-110 

Minz, Dror, 141-8, 138-81 

Minzenmayer, Fred, 74-1 

Miralles, Daniel, 155-25 

Miralles, Isabel, 137-17 

Mironenko, Eugene, 95-10 

Mirzoev, Anver M-R., 127-19 

Mishchenko, Artem A., 110-2, 65-4 

Mishra, A.K., 95-4 

Mishra, Bipin Bihari, 85-16, 179-1 

Misselbrook, Tom, 149-10 

Mitchell, Charles C., 150-18 

Mitchell, Jeff, 31-12 

Mitchell, Jeffrey, 138-35 

Mitchell, Myron J., 17-13 

Mitsimponas, Th, 115-54 

Mitsuishi, Shoichi, 121-11 

Miyamoto, Kazuyoshi, 137-33 

Miyamoto, Tsuyoshi, 126-2 

Miyao, Gene, 31-12 

Miyazaki, Tsuyoshi, 137-42, 137-43, 

121-11, 136-2, 137-10 

Mizoguchi, Masaru, 137-10, 160-24, 

121-11, 136-2, 137-43 

Mizota, Chihiro, 154-24 

Mobli, Mostafa, 164-16 

Moebius, Bianca N., 148-15 

Moghiseh, Ebrahim, 121-3 

Mohadesi, Ali, 118-7 

Mohanty, Binayak, 116-47 

Moir, J.L., 160-21 

Mokma, Delbert, 41-3 

Mokma, Delbert L., 139-39 

Molchanov, Eric, 173-8 

Moldrup, Per, 137-31, 137-8 

Moles, Richard, 150-23 

Molina, Diego, 158-6, 138-68 

Molina, Jean-Alex E., 138-42 

Molina, Mauricio, 155-106 

Moller, Greg, 144-39 

Momayezi, Mohammad Reza, 23-1, 

168-2 

Momen, Bahram, 167-16 

Monger, H. Curtis, 109-9 

Moni, Christophe, 145-29 

Monneveux, P., 5-2 

Monsen, Katie, 150-21 

Monsérié, Marie-France, 178-2 

Montagne, David, 78-10 

Montanarella, Luca, 172-2, 150-4, 9-2, 

158-41, 149-8 

Montargès-Pelletier, Emmanuelle, 144- 

26 

Montecchio, Daniela, 93-1, 138-74, 

177-31 

Monteiro K. F. G., Monteiro K. F.G, 

133-18 

Monteiro, Francisco A., 155-7 

Monteith, Steven, 128-1 

Montes, Cristian, 47-2 

Montoroi, Jean-Pierre, 159-17 

Monts, David, 144-65 

Moon, Kyung-Hwan, 138-84, 153-42, 

153-49 

Mooney, Sacha J., 107-13, 64-5, 136-6, 

136-27 

Moore Kucera, J., 102-1 

Moore, Amanda, 13-12 

Moore, Amanda C., 3-3 

Moore, Jeff, 155-124 

Moore, Natalie, 160-13 

Moore, Nikki, 5-10 

Moore, Philip, 150-18 

Mor, V.S., 163-15 

Mora Palomino, Lucy, 33-8 

Mora, Claudia, 132-11 

Mora, Claudia I., 71-2 

Mora, Juan L., 126-21, 126-3 

Mora, María De La Luz, 145-23, 144- 

52, 155-6, 144-46, 144-51 

Mora, Orlando, 156-15 

Mora-Vallejo, Alejandra, 111-1 

Morales, Alfredo, 138-47 

Morari, Francesco, 163-17, 163-10, 

163-9 

Moratón, M.C., 137-29 

Moravej, Kamran, 115-10 

More, Sahebrao, 147-9 

Moreau, Stéphane, 58-2 

Morel, Jean Louis, 144-7, 98-2, 178-26, 

178-19, 144-26 

Morel, Jean-Louis, 178-2, 135-16, 129- 

11 

Morel, Jean-Louis, 178-20 

Moreno, Felix, 150-6, 46-5 

Moreno, Inés, 23-13 

Moreno, José Luis, 158-1, 166-39 

Morgan, Cristine, 115-24 

Morgan, Cristine L.S., 155-129, 119-5 

Morgan, Ger, 150-23 

Morgan, Kelly, 155-137, 153-40, 155- 

12 

Morgun, Evgeny, 138-4 

Mori, C., 6-1 

Mori, Yasushi, 45-9, 137-39 

Morisada, Kazuhito, 17-2 

Morishita, Tomoaki, 177-36 

Morkovkin, Gennady G., 156-3 

Morman, Suzette A., 13-3 

Moro, María José, 119-10 

Moroke, T. S., 13-1 

Morozov, Igor V., 19-4 

Morozova, Irina, 19-4 

Morozova, Rozalia, 177-38 

Morra, Matthew, 148-12 

Morris, Catherine, 107-13 

Morris, Richard V., 44-8 

Morris, Thomas, 162-12, 164-13, 155- 

118, 161-6 

Morrison, Jean M., 13-3, 117-4 

Mortensen, Annette P., 45-9 

Morton, Janice L., 92-3 

Morón, Alejandro, 76-5 

Mosaddeghi, Mohammad Reza, 143-7 

Mosali, Jagadeesh, 155-123, 19-8 

Moscatelli, M. Cristina, 163-29, 138-85 

Moscol, Marcela, 4-5 

Moses, Adeniyi, 163-42 

Motavalli, Peter, 138-82, 138-69 

Motavalli, Peter P., 31-11 

Motta, Mauricio, 178-21 

Motuzova, Galina V., 144-29 

Mourier, Brice, 78-5, 122-17 

Moustakas, Nikolaos C., 127-7 

Mouta, Ernesto, 166-47 

Mouta, Ernesto Rinaldi, 139-42 

Mowlavi, Ali Asghar, 116-5 

Mozzi, P., 85-10 

Mrabet, Rachid, 46-5 

M.S., Nagaraja,, 83-3 

Mtambanengwe, Florence, 155-175 

Mualem, Yechezkel, 116-26 

Mucheru-Muna, Monicah W., 167-3 

Mueller-Thomsen, Udo, 149-16 

Mufradi, Israel, 146-7 

Mugendi, Daniel N., 167-2, 167-3 

Muhhuku, Fred, 4-4 

Muhlbachova, Gabriela, 119-11 

Muir, James, 154-56 

Mukhamedjanov, F., 23-11 

Mukhopadhyay, Arijit, 154-67 

Mukhopadhyay, Dibyendu, 138-1 

Muktamar, Zainal, 46-3 

Mukuralinda, Athanase, 83-1 

Mulder, Jan, 126-11 

Mulegwa, Elijah, 105-3 

Mulligan, David, 159-11 

Munch, Jean Charles, 140-32, 35-8 

Munier-Lamy, Colette, 135-32 

Munsuz, N., 10-1 

Munteanu, Ioan M., 173-2, 173-10 

Murambakania, Baldas, 105-3 

Muraoka, Takashi, 152-2, 2-11, 1-15 

Murashkina, M., 155-135 

Murdock, Lloyd W., 75-12 

Mureithi, J.G., 155-27 

Murillo, Jose M., 150-6, 46-5 

Murphy, Brian W., 163-27 

Murphy, Daniel V., 43-4, 47-5 

Murphy, Dennis, 151-28 

Murphy, D.V., 138-27 

Murray, Robert S., 153-10 

Murtaza, Ghulam, 96-3 

Murugappan, V., 16-3 

Murugesa Boopathi, P., 163-7 

Murugesa Boopathi, Palanimuthu, 170- 

26 

Murugesa Boopathy, P., 163-26 

Murugesaboobathi, Palanimuthu, 155- 

61 

Murugesaboopathi, Palanimuthu, 155- 

159 

Murwira, Herbert, 25-2 

Musa, A.M., 168-18 

Musharo, Chipo, 104-12 

Muthuvel, Palaniappan, 155-67 

Mutton, Miguel A., 147-10 

Muñoz García, Mª Ángeles, 127-15, 

93-6, 127-17 

M.V, Bhargavi, 163-36 

Mylavarapu, R., 150-18 

Mylesamy, Gopalakrishnan, 146-8, 

154-36 

Myneni, Satish, 29-1 

Márton, László, 163-1 

Máté, Ferenc, 150-13 

Mäder, Paul, 59-3, 8-3 

Méndez, V., 137-29 

Mérot, Philippe, 122-17 

Müller, Christoph, 17-9 

N 

N’diaye, Mamadou K., 112-2 

N/A, Faridullah, 154-18 

Na Young, Jung, 142-8 

Nacci, Silvana, 75-6 

Nachtegaal, Maarten, 63-1 

Nachtergaele, Freddy, 90-7 

Nachtergaele, Freddy O., 62-2, 172-8 

Nachtigall, Gilmar R., 155-119 

Nadal, Viviana, 95-5 

Nadee, Suwanchai, 159-17 

Naderman, George C., 170-13 

Nadezhda, Sidorenkova, 154-17 

Nadezhkina, Elena, 163-2 

Nadimikeri, Jayraju, 123-12 

Nadporozhskaya, Marina, 138-5 

Nagarajan, R, 155-154 

Nagaraju, A., 85-15 

Naghipour, D. Kh., 178-24 

Nagumo, Toshiyuki, 170-14 

Nair, K.P.Prabhakaran, 155-9 

Nair, P. K. R, 154-52, 157-7 

Nair, Shadananan K., 178-7 

Nair, Vimala D., 154-52 

Najafova Samira, Babayev Magerram, 

140-34 

Nakagawa, Naoya, 168-20 

Nakajima, Mutsuyasu, 174-8 

Nakamaru, Yasuo, 135-10, 135-19 

Nakamura, Satoshi, 133-4 

Nakamura, Toshio, 15-11 

Nakano, Masashi, 135-11 

Nakano, Takashi, 168-14 

Nakatsu, Cindy, 94-2 

Nakayama, Natsuko, 140-28 

Nam, Yi, 171-8, 144-4 

Nam, Young-Jun, 116-38 

Nanzer, Simone, 59-3 

Nanzyo, Masami, 144-17, 154-65, 115- 

33, 126-2 

Napoli, Rosario, 90-10, 151-27, 149-27 

Narayana, Sreeman, 166-11 

Narayanan, Maragatham, 163-8 

Narayanasamy, G., 155-57, 139-18, 

155-54 

Narayanaswamy, C., 150-16 

Narco, Hassan Bismarck, 15-2 

Nardi, Pierfrancesco, 173-13 

Nardi, Serenella, 163-17 

Naroueirad, Mohammad Reza, 155-22 

Narwal, Ram Phal, 83-12, 155-36 

Nasarenko, Olga G., 139-8 

Nash, David M., 154-54 

Nassir, A., 155-66, 156-21 

Natesan, R., 163-7 

Natesan, Ramasamy, 155-159 

Natesan, Ramasay, 163-26 

Nath, Tapan Kumar, 169-2 

Naumov, Yevgeny M., 175-10 

Navarrete, Antonio Castellanos, 152-16 

Navarrete, Ian A., 124-6 

Navas, Mariela J., 156-1 

Navia, Jorge, 167-19 

Nazarizadeh, Farzad, 19-2 

N.B, Tejaswini, 104-1 

Neafsey, Joseph, 161-6 

Neal, Sue, 156-23 

Neaman, Alexander, 158-3 

Neble, Sylvie, 177-29 

Neckludov, Sergey A., 110-2 

Needelman, Brian, 85-4, 117-10, 116- 

50 

Needelman, Brian A., 1-3 

Neenu, S., 45-18 

Nefedova, Tatiana G., 27-2 

Negrin, Miguel A., 145-11 

Nehls, Thomas, 137-15 

Neilsen, Denise, 155-132 

Neilsen, Gerald, 155-132 

Nekesa, Abigael O., 155-161 

Nelson, Frederick E., 40-3 

Nelson, Kelly, 138-69 

Nelson, Kelly A., 31-11 

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Nelson, Tyrrell, 94-3 

Nemes, Attila, 82-3, 119-3, 119-4, 137- 

30 

Neptune, Dean, 63-6 

Neris, Jonay, 42-13 

Nestel, Penelope, 168-21 

Neto, Ladislau Martin, 133-13 

Neubert, Gert, 45-7 

Neue, Heinz-Ulrich, 139-17, 51-3 

Neumann, Günter, 35-11 

Neumann, Thomas, 178-18 

Neusypina, Tatiana, 137-1 

Neves, Carmen S. V. J., 99-8 

Neves, Delma Pessanha, 130-5 

Nevidomskaya, Dina, 144-62 

Nevidomskaya, Dina G., 33-4 

Nevo, Eviatar, 156-19 

Newby, Deborah, 24-2 

Newman, Susan, 118-1 

Newton, Philip, 166-49 

Newton, Philip J., 138-49 

Ngailo, Jerry A., 151-12 

Ngatunga, Edward, 61-2 

Ngo, Chau Thi Tuong, 174-6 

Ngoze, S.O., 156-2 

Ngoze, Solomon, 138-54, 147-11 

Nguyen, Binh Thanh, 138-3 

Nguyen, H. Q., 9-1 

Nguyen, L., 1-1 

Nguyen, Manh Khai, 158-42 

Nguyen, Minh Dong, 39-10 

Nguyen, Minh Long, 172-1 

Nguyen, My Hoa, 168-23, 39-20 

Nguyen, Q. L., 9-1 

Nguyen, Thi Kim Phuong, 155-107, 

39-10 

Nguyen, Ve B., 174-8 

N.H., Ravindranath, 158-4 

Ni, Shijun, 85-14 

Niacsu, Lilian, 124-10 

Nichol, Gemma E., 136-20 

Nichols, Kristine A., 146-16, 116-48, 

163-5 

Nichols, Mary H., 177-33 

Nicholson, C.F., 156-2 

Nicholson, Thomas J., 48-12, 48-4, 

119-4 

Nicomrat, Duongruitai, 102-2 

Nie, Lishui, 177-25, 137-48 

Niederer, Christian, 79-2 

Nield, Shawn J., 18-3 

Nielsen, David, 152-4 

Nielsen, Donald R., 34-2, 4-5, 116-32 

Nierop, Klaas G., 4-5 

Niikura, Mai, 104-11 

Nikolic, George, 53-4 

Nikolskii Gavrilov, Iourii, 123-1, 159-6 

Nilsson, S. Ingvar, 39-19 

Nimmo, John R., 137-13 

Nino, Pasquale, 149-27 

Ninomiya, Seishi, 160-24 

Nishida, Mizuhiko, 148-11 

Nishihara, Eiji, 168-14 

Nishimura, Seiichi, 118-11 

Nishiwaki, Junko, 137-43 

Nisini, Luigi, 95-7 

Niu, Dekui, 177-6, 155-74 

Njoroge, Ruth, 155-161 

Nkedi-Kizza, Peter, 155-12 

Nnabude, Peter, 45-22 

Noble, Andrew, 96-3 

Noble, Tom, 151-28 

Nobles, Maria, 177-21, 138-4, 177-23 

Nofziger, David, 116-27, 147-14 

Noguchi, Akira, 104-10, 104-11 

Noguchi, Kyotaro, 144-9 

Noinville, S., 79-3 

Nolte, C., 128-13 

Noor, Siti Azizah, 178-27 

Nordmyr, Linda, 174-3 

Norfleet, M. Lee, 116-22 

Norling, Cara, 145-52 

Noronha, Norberto C., 133-19 

178 

Norra, Stefan, 178-18 

Nortcliff, S., 151-22 

Nortcliff, Stephen, 42-8, 151-6 

Norton, L. Darrell, 151-5 

Norton, L.D., 154-69, 151-9 

Norton, Robert, 31-8 

Norton, Robert M., 70-2 

Norton, Shawn L., 19-8 

Noseda, Ramón, 172-7 

Notario, Jesús S., 127-13, 126-21, 126- 

3 

Nourbakhsh, Farshid, 163-34 

Nout, Rob, 24-3 

Novak, Jeff, 154-57 

Novakova, Alla A., 29-2 

Novichiknin, Evgeniy, 160-16 

Novikova, A.F., 57-2, 28-7 

Novikova, Nina M., 99-4 

Novis, Phil, 141-4 

Novoszad, Michael, 139-12 

Novotny, Etelvino H., 72-2 

Nowak, Virginie, 177-29 

Ntoula, Maria, 151-32 

Nunan, Naoise, 43-4, 43-1 

Nunez, Andres E., 140-13 

Nur, M., 160-13 

Nussio, Carla M. B., 133-19 

Nuttall, James Gray, 23-2 

Nuviola, A., 15-2 

Nwoke, Chike, 167-15 

Nwokporo, N.S., 151-22 

Nyamangara (Dr), Justice, 104-12 

Nyamangara, Justice, 150-26 

Nyambori, Rhoda, 105-3 

Nyborg, Age, 90-11 

Nziguheba, Generose, 167-15 

Nébié Kanké, Alfred, 130-3 

Németh, Tamás, 51-6, 150-13 

Núñez, Pedro, 155-6 

Núñez-Elisea, Roberto, 152-12 

O 

O’Callaghan, Maureen, 141-1 

O’Connor, George A., 171-3, 158-5 

O’Donnell, Anthony, 67-3, 141-9 

O’Donnell, Anthony G., 43-4 

O’Geen, Anthony, 119-6, 115-41 

O’Leary, Garry, 23-6 

O’Neill, Brendan, 133-16, 133-17 

O’Reilly, Colin, 150-23 

O’Rourke, Mary Kay, 168-12 

Oad, Fateh C., 155-168 

Oballos, Jajaira, 122-2 

Oberforster, Michael, 168-17 

Oberman, Naum G., 106-3 

Oberson, Astrid, 59-3 

Oberto, Elisa, 89-1 

Obiri, Samuel, 168-8 

Öborn, Ingrid, 155-122, 143-5, 162-31, 

39-19, 150-20, 158-42 

Obreza, Thomas, 155-137 

Obura, Pamela A., 128-9 

Ochoa, Guido, 122-2 

Ochs, Mary A., 170-13 

Ochsner, Tyson E., 110-7 

Odeh, Inakwu Ominy A., 42-20, 160- 

15, 14-5 

Odgers, Nathan, 12-14, 42-20 

Oechel, Walter, 40-2 

Oelbermann, Maren, 106-5, 158-23 

Oenema, Oene, 168-23 

Officer, Sally J., 70-2 

Ogoke, Iheanyichukwu J., 154-25 

Ogram, Andrew, 45-26 

Ogunwumiju, Omotomike, 118-21 

Oguz, Hacer, 154-20 

Ohta, Seiichi, 177-17 

Ojalammi, Matthew, 51-7 

Ok, Yong-Sik, 151-14, 151-15, 51-4, 

144-4, 158-21, 57-6 

Okalebo, J. R., 139-35 

Okalebo, John Robert, 155-161, 128-9 

Okamoto, Kosuke, 139-37 

Okazaki, Hitoshi, 155-131 

Okazaki, Masanori, 126-11, 168-20, 

139-37 

Okereke, Gilbert U., 45-22 

Oki, Yoko, 174-10 

Okomba, John, 105-3 

Oktem, Abdullah, 154-20 

Okumura, Mami, 140-28 

Okusami, Temitope A., 2-6 

Okuyama, Arata, 168-20 

Olatinwo, Rabiu, 80-4 

Oldam, James L., 150-18 

Olesen, Jorgen E., 138-8 

Olga Margarita, Rubilar, 145-20 

Oliveira, Dalziza, 158-23 

Oliveira, Edivan C., 133-20 

Oliveira, Maria De L., 133-11, 133-9 

Oliveira, Uéliton Trindade De, 155-148 

Oliver, Margaret A., 91-5, 122-13, 129- 

10 

Oliver, Robert, 54-1 

Oliver, Toni, 7-6 

Olivier, Romain, 126-9 

Olk, Daniel, 138-82 

Olson, Carolyn G., 122-16 

Olson, K. R., 62-4 

Olson, Kenneth, 151-24 

Olsson, Mats, 47-3 

Oltmanns, Meike, 3-8 

Omarova, Elena O., 140-5 

Omondi, Emmanuel Chiwo, 105-3 

Omonode, Rex A., 138-46, 148-17, 

138-48, 138-70 

Omori, Akihiro, 139-37 

Omuto, C. T., 160-10 

Omuto, Thine, 83-1 

Onaran, H., 10-1 

Ongprasert, Somchai, 170-7 

O.O, Olufajo, 155-68 

Oram, Libbie, 144-39 

Orbach, Marc, 168-12 

Ordoñez, Rafaela, 115-38 

Orellana, Joaquin, 155-106 

Orellana, Jorge, 116-55 

Orleanskii, Vladimir K., 140-5 

Orona Castillo, Ignacio, 160-14 

Oropeza-Mota, J. L., 136-24 

Ortega, Raul, 137-17 

Ortega, Rodrigo, 155-106 

Ortiz Escobar, Maria E., 126-20 

Ortiz-Solorio, Carlos A., 42-14 

Ortiz-Solorio, Carlos Alberto, 108-1 

Osawa, Hiroki, 104-5 

Osborne, Todd Z., 118-1, 118-2 

Osher, Laurie J., 55-2, 6-4 

Osmond, Deanna, 163-30, 150-18, 45- 

23 

Oster, James, 159-4 

Oster, Kenneth, 115-41 

Österholm, Peter, 174-3 

Ota, Takeshi, 89-8, 116-59 

Othieno, Caleb O., 128-9, 155-161, 

139-35 

Oudat, M. Al., 9-2 

Ouma, Josephine, 138-81 

Ouvrard, Stéphanie, 178-20, 98-2, 178- 

26 

Ouyang, Tian-Zhi, 145-1, 145-4 

Ouyang, Ying, 144-7 

Ouédraogo, Elisée, 82-5, 54-8 

Oved, Tamar, 141-8 

Overesch, Mark, 90-7 

Overstreet, Laura F., 140-12 

Oweis, Theib, 75-7 

Owens, Dave, 139-23 

Owens, Lloyd, 1-7, 170-32 

Owens, Phillip, 48-10 

Owens, Vance N., 138-39 

Owiyo, Tom, 160-4 

Owliaie, Hamidreza, 129-5, 127-1 

Oxenberg, Tanya Palmateer, 135-9 

Oyuela-Caycedo, Augusto, 133-3 

Ozgenturk, Gonul, 154-20 

Ozores-Hampton, Monica, 153-40 

P 

P S, Sheeba, 162-16 

Pachepsky, Yakov, 48-4, 119-4 

Pachepsky, Yakov A., 137-30, 48-1, 82- 

3, 139-28, 4-3, 48-12, 119-3 

Padmanabhan, Eswaran, 42-4 

Pagels, Britt, 144-21, 65-2 

Pagliai, Marcello, 101-4, 138-25, 115- 

57 

Pagliarin, Chiara, 163-10, 163-9 

Pai, Chuangwen, 177-16 

Pajuelo, Purificacion, 151-8 

Paknejhad, Farzad, 147-3, 147-4 

Pal, Deo, 138-23, 104-8 

Pal, Dilipkumar, 36-5, 138-86 

Pal, D.K., 38-3 

Pal, Raktim, 166-46 

Pal, Ramhari, 154-67 

Pal, Y., 157-11 

Palacio, José Luis, 160-6 

Palacios-Díaz, M. Pino, 154-73 

Palaniappa Pillai, Malarvizhi, 45-27, 

60-7, 146-8, 146-9 

Palaniappa Pillai, Malarvizhi, 168-24, 

168-25, 165-4 

Palanisamy, Devasenapathy, 162-2, 

138-13 

Palazzo, Antonio J., 138-42 

Paliatsos, Athanatios, 115-34 

Palm, Cheryl, 105-1, 69-1, 150-9 

Palumbo, Giuseppe, 144-43, 126-17, 

139-21, 56-16 

Pampolino, M.F., 146-10 

Pan, Yun, 178-17 

Panagiotopoulos, Leonidas, 127-7 

Panahi Kordlaghari, Khodabakhsh, 

154-59 

Panaullah, G.M., 51-12, 81-3, 168-19, 

128-4 

Panaullah, Golam M., 115-29 

Pandey, Hira Nand, 155-52, 152-6 

Pangga, Gina Villegas, 162-15 

Pankova, Ye.I., 159-16, 28-7 

Pannu, Ravinderpal, 155-77 

Panomtaranichagul, M., 11-1 

Pansu, Marc, 138-76 

Pantoja, Jose L., 95-5 

Paolini, Jorge, 155-93 

Paolini, Jorge E., 142-14 

Papadopoulos, Apostolos, 64-5 

Papadopoulos, Periclis, 115-44 

Papadopoulos, Periklis, 152-5 

Papaioannou, Agelos B., 115-34 

Papini, Rossella, 163-35 

Pappa, Agathi-Valentini, 167-18 

Paramananthan, Selliah, 173-4 

Parent, Léon-Etienne, 153-35 

Park, Bumki, 140-10 

Park, Chan-Won, 155-83 

Park, Chang-Young, 146-13, 146-12 

Park, Chang-Young, 155-114 

Park, Chol-Soo, 151-13, 168-16, 151- 

30, 151-15 

Park, Cholsoo, 151-35 

Park, Eun Jin, 136-23 

Park, Eun-Jin, 15-3 

Park, Jae-Hong, 155-15 

Park, Ki-Do, 155-114, 146-13 

Park, Ki-Do, 146-12 

Park, Kwang Lai, 149-5, 149-6 

Park, Kwang Lai, 155-150 

Park, Man, 145-5, 145-6, 166-45 

Park, Myoungsu, 94-4 

Park, Sei Joon, 155-32, 104-6 

Park, Seong-Tae, 150-12 

Park, So-Hyeon, 155-15 

Park, Sung-Hak, 117-6 

Park, Sung-Tae, 146-12 

Park, Sung-Tai, 155-114

Park, Yang Ho, 155-141 

Park, Yang Ju, 155-92 

Park, Yang-Ho, 155-15 

Park, Yeon-Kyu, 117-6 

Parker, Shane R., 20-4 

Parkin, Timothy B., 155-116 

Parobek, Jeffery A., 83-11 

Paroda, R., 23-11 

Parr, Jeff, 138-26 

Parra, Ramona R., 135-22 

Parry, Roberta, 1-9 

Parsa, Bahman, 135-23 

Parsons, D., 156-2 

Paschalidis, Christos, 152-5 

Pasieczna, Anna, 13-1 

Pasricha, N.S., 155-167, 153-47, 154-6 

Passerat De Silans, Alain M.B., 116-20, 

116-16 

Pastori, Marco, 153-28 

Pastukhov, Alexander V., 42-9 

Patel, Bharat, 17-10 

Patel, Pravinchandra C., 165-5, 155-23, 

165-3 

Pathak, A. K., 166-10 

Patil, Ashok, 155-58 

Patil, P. L., 2-4 

Patil, P.L., 104-1, 66-1 

Patil, S.G., 66-1 

Patino, Gloria, 104-2 

Patra, S. K., 89-4 

Patti, Antonio, 93-8 

Patti, Antonio F, 163-12, 15-9 

Paudel, Chhabi L., 157-3 

Paul, D.N.R., 168-19, 161-1 

Paul, Eldor, 138-16, 15-16 

Paul, Kristian, 145-50 

Paul, Kristian W., 93-4 

Paustian, Keith, 138-86, 36-5, 15-4, 

138-37, 138-80, 25-1 

Pavanelli, Alex G., 160-12 

Pavinato, Paulo S., 154-7 

Pavlova, Vera N., 25-5 

Pavon, Jellin, 156-13 

Payne, Margot K., 118-22 

Payne, W. A., 104-17 

Payne, William A., 23-10 

Paz, Joel, 116-53 

Pazhanivelan, S, 155-154 

Pazira, Ebrahim, 23-9 

Pazos, Mabel, 172-7, 150-10 

Pazos, Mabel Susana, 42-5 

Peak, Derek, 139-27, 154-61 

Peaslee, Steve, 74-1 

Peasley, Steve, 107-3 

Pedersen, Joel A., 145-45 

Pedraza, Cristina, 144-19 

Pei, Xu, 83-15 

Pelegrin, Francisco, 150-6 

Pell, Alice, 138-54 

Pell, Alice N., 115-31 

Pell, A.N., 156-2, 147-11 

Pellegrini, Sergio, 115-57, 165-10, 136- 

5, 101-4 

Peltier, Edward, 63-7 

Peltola, Pasi, 174-3 

Pena-Yewtukhiw, Eugenia, 75-12, 156- 

14, 3-3 

Peng, Xinhua, 64-1, 137-4 

Penizek, Vit, 85-5 

Penksza, Karoly, 33-10 

Pennock, Dan J., 151-39, 6-8 

Pepo, Peter, 146-6 

Pepper, Ian, 24-2 

Percich, James, 136-19 

Perdomo, C., 6-1 

Perea, Francisco, 151-8 

Perecin, Dilermando, 149-26 

Pereira, Marcos Gervasio, 42-10, 130- 

2, 128-6, 118-16, 128-5 

Pereira, Victor V., 164-10, 175-1 

Pereira, Virginia, 122-9 

Perez-Casio, Federico, 144-13, 155-71 

Perfect, Ed, 48-13, 48-7 

Perfect, Edmund, 137-7 

Perrin Ganier, Corinne, 145-49 

Persson, Ingmar, 73-2, 73-7, 139-13 

Perumal, Karuppan, 166-14, 162-34 

Pervez, Humayun, 99-5 

Pessagno, Romina C., 139-15 

Petersen, Bjorn M., 138-8 

Petersen, Gary W., 116-23, 124-2 

Peterson, Gary A., 37-2, 75-8 

Peth, Stephan, 136-3, 64-1, 136-9, 101- 

2 

Petit, Sabine, 144-18 

Petrere, C., 2-1 

Petri, Monica, 33-2 

Petrova, Lidia, 57-4 

Pettygrove, G. S., 155-135 

Peña, Víctor, 125-12 

Pfeffer, Max J., 167-7 

Pfeffer, Michael, 141-3 

Pfeiffer, Eva-3ia, 106-2, 175-2, 106-7 

Pfisterer, Ulrich, 149-16 

Pham, Quang Ha, 158-42 

Phatak, Sharad, 54-9 

Philippe, Cattan, 153-23 

Phillips, Carlton T., 168-1 

Phillips, Ian, 139-19 

Phillips, Jonathan D., 28-1, 122-1 

Phillips, Rebecca, 48-9 

Phillips, S.B., 155-18 

Phogat, Vinod, 153-13 

Pia, Juan Fernando, 105-5 

Piatek, Kathryn B., 17-13 

Piccinin, Jorge L., 72-5 

Piccinin, Jorge Luiz, 136-12, 136-14 

Piccolo, Alessandro, 138-67, 15-9, 15- 

14 

Picking, Deborah J., 139-34 

Picone, Liliana Ines, 154-4 

Pierce, Danielle, 60-1 

Pierzynski, Gary, 163-24, 166-42, 170- 

10 

Pietola, Liisa, 137-49 

Pietraszek, Jay, 151-41 

Pigna, M., 139-2, 73-4, 144-43 

Pignatello, Joseph, 139-3 

Pilatti, Miguel, 137-41 

Pilatti, Miguel A., 137-44, 163-11, 115- 

36, 116-55 

Pilaš, Ivan, 177-4 

Pineda, Neida, 160-5, 122-12, 170-8, 

122-2 

Pinelli, Eric, 144-27 

Ping, Chien-Lu, 40-2, 106-8 

Ping, Jianli, 162-12 

Pino, Rafael, 149-1 

Pinto Coelho Lacerda, Marilusa, 149- 

28 

Pinto, Francisco De Assis De Carvalho, 

91-8, 115-53 

Pinto, Miriam, 144-34 

Pinzon Pinto, Angela, 140-7 

Piovanelli, Carlo, 138-25 

Pires Da Silva, Alvaro, 137-41 

Piri, Andy K., 178-23 

Piron, Denis, 120-8 

Pisani, Oliva, 138-15 

Pisante, Michele, 75-5 

Piscitelli, Marcela, 176-6 

Pittan, Britta, 154-63 

Pivovarova, Elena G., 155-60 

Piñuela, J.A., 115-15 

P.K., Basavaraja, 162-30 

Pla, Ildefonso, 75-6, 159-2, 153-41 

Plageras, Panagiotis, 115-34 

Plagge, Rudolf, 98-3 

Plant, Richard, 60-1 

Plante, Alain, 15-16, 138-16, 15-4 

Platinetti, Marco, 138-25 

Plaxienco, Doina, 168-9 

Plowden, Y.K., 115-35 

Plowden, Yuri K., 107-11, 54-3 

Plumlee, Geoffrey S., 13-3 

Poberejskaya, Swetlana, 152-15 

Poggio, Laura, 95-9 

Pointon, Shane M., 39-24 

Poirier, Glenn, 134-1 

Poirier, Vincent, 54-7 

Pol Shekane Pahlavan, Mohammad 

Reza, 155-22 

Polcik, Aleksandra, 115-43 

Polizzotto, Matthew, 73-5, 50-1 

Poll, Christian, 20-1 

Pompili, Letizia, 54-2 

Poncio-Acosta, Zulema, 155-71 

Ponge, Jean-François, 163-3 

Ponizovsky, Alexander, 86-1 

Ponnuswamy, Santhy, 54-4 

Pons, Marie-Noëlle, 178-21 

Ponzoni, Gilda, 165-7 

Poonguzhali, Selvaraj, 94-4, 140-10 

Poovarodom, Sumitra, 155-140 

Popova, Z., 75-16 

Popovich, Anna A., 114-3, 114-4 

Poreba, Grzegorz Jacek, 68-2 

Portella, Cibele Masciolli R., 99-8 

Porter, Gregory, 31-9 

Portilho, Antonio Passos, 135-31 

Posadas, Adolfo, 137-18, 153-27 

Poss, James A., 81-4 

Post, Wilfred, 135-18 

Postini, Kazem, 166-36 

Pote, Daniel H., 177-14 

Potter, Kenneth N., 170-11 

Potthoff, Martin, 155-3 

Pottyondi, Akos, 156-17 

Poulenard, Jérome, 78-5 

Poulton, Paul R., 146-1 

Powell, Bernard, 39-8, 12-5 

Powell, J. Mark, 149-10 

Powlson, David, 36-5, 138-86, 25-1 

Powlson, David S., 146-1 

Pozdnyakov, Anatoly, 116-29 

Pozdnyakov, Lev A., 138-38 

Pozdnyakova, Larisa, 116-29 

Poznyak, Stepan P., 33-3 

Prabhakara, Reddy, 154-13 

Prabhakara, Reddy, G.V., 83-3 

Pradere, Philippe, 144-27 

Prado, Hélio Do, 45-10, 149-26 

Prakash, Bhanu, 149-12 

Prakash, Ved, 166-8 

Prakasha, H.C., 138-11, 154-50 

Pramanick, M., 155-170 

Prasad, Paruchuri Ramakrishna, 57-5 

Prasadini, Prabhu, 166-11, 129-2 

Prat, Christian, 33-2 

Prawito, Priyono, 46-3 

Preethu, Chengappa, 154-13 

Prellwitz, Joel, 127-5, 127-4 

Premachandra, Gnanasiri, 139-35 

Prescott, T.M., 116-45, 137-16, 115-35, 

115-39 

Presley, Deann, 129-6 

Prestegaard, Karen L., 117-10 

Preston, Caroline M., 17-7, 17-8, 47-1 

Previtali, Franco, 172-5 

Price, Andrew, 152-7 

Prietzel, Jörg, 63-8 

Pringle, M.J., 138-56, 115-22 

Priori, Simone, 132-3 

Priyantha, Yappa, 8-6 

Probert, Merv, 115-21 

Prochnow, L. I., 154-14 

Prokisch, Jozsef, 51-6 

Prokofieva, Tatiana, 77-3 

Pronin, Andrej, 135-34 

Protano, Giuseppe, 132-3 

Pucci, Amaranta, 163-14 

Pucci, M, 73-4 

Puddu, Rita, 160-11 

Puente, Aleix, 7-6 

Puigdefábregas, Juan, 136-1, 136-10, 

119-12 

Pulleman, Mirjam, 82-5, 152-16 

Punzel, Jürgen, 48-3 

Pusineri, Graciela, 115-36 

Puste, Anandamoy, 116-1 

Pustovoytov, K., 2-5 

Pustovoytov, Konstantin, 121-10, 99-2 

Pypers, Pieter, 154-12 

Pásztor, László, 115-27 

Péné, Crépin, 153-36 

Pérez Arias, Juana, 151-1, 160-2 

Pérez, Beatriz A., 142-13, 142-4 

Pérez, Daniel.V., 135-31, 118-16, 128-5 

Pérez, Rufino, 42-2 

Pérez-Alegría, Luis, 138-83 

Pérès, Guenola, 120-8, 137-3 

Pöllmann, Herbert, 178-22 

Q 

Qadir, Manzoor, 96-3, 23-11 

Qi, Feng, 7-12 

Qian, Yaling, 116-57 

Qiguo, Zhao, 120-9 

Qiubing, Wang, 83-14 

Quadros, Ruth Maria Bianchini De, 

151-20 

Quaggio, José A., 155-147 

Quang, Nguyen Chi, 91-3 

Quantin, Cecile, 21-5 

Quantin, Paul, 126-13 

Quebedeaux, Bruno, 3-4 

Queitsch, Jürgen, 33-2 

Quenet, Y., 79-3 

Quideau, Sylvie A., 71-4 

Quillerou, Emmanuelle, 135-6 

Quinn, Nigel W.T., 159-12 

Quintero, Jenny, 167-19 

Quiquampoix, H., 79-3 

Quiroga - Garza, Hector Mario, 155- 

174 

Quiroz, Roberto, 153-27 

Quisenberry, Virgil L., 107-7 

R 

R, Kumaraperumal, 138-64 

Rabbi, Sheikh M. F., 121-7 

Rabenhorst, Martin, 85-4, 118-21 

Rabenhorst, Martin C., 10-3, 118-20, 

119-19, 107-12, 44-8, 118-25 

Rabuffetti, Armando, 123-9 

Rachman, Achmad, 160-13, 137-5 

Raczkowski, Charles W., 166-15 

Radcliffe, David E., 107-9, 149-14 

Radder, B.M., 66-1 

Ragazzi, F., 85-10 

Rahimi, Ghasem, 151-6 

Rahimzadeh, K.F., 153-7 

Rahman, G.K.M.M., 168-19 

Rahman, Md. Hasibur, 166-37 

Rahmani, Hamid Reza, 150-5 

Raij, Bernardo Van, 155-121 

Rajan, A. Raja, 152-11 

Rajarajan, A., 2-2, 142-19, 164-6 

Rajbhandari, Neeranjan P., 157-3 

Raji, B.A., 108-4 

Rajkai, Kálmán, 119-9 

Raju, Alluri Padma, 166-20, 149-31 

Ralisch, Ricardo, 66-5 

Ramaiah, Kaleeswari.Kutralingam, 

162-2 

Ramakrishna Parama, V.R., 155-156, 

154-1 

Ramasamy, Krishnasamy, 115-16 

Ramesh, Gopi, 166-51 

Ramezanpour, Hassan, 144-68, 143-1 

Ramirez, Juan, 138-68 

Ramirez, Luis, 154-28 

Ramirez, Manlio, 162-27 

Ramos, Yalitza, 170-8, 160-5 

Ramos-Santana, Rafael, 151-16 

Ramsey, Mary Lou, 135-4 

Ran, Yong, 145-16, 110-8 

Rana, Kiran, 139-35 

Ranatunga, Thilini D., 126-16 

Randhawa, Rupinder K., 131-8 

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Rangarajan, Anusuya, 156-11 

Ranger, Jacques, 17-17 

Ranjard, Lionel, 177-29 

Ranjard, Lionel, 144-58 

Ranjbar Atashi, Maryam, 177-41 

Ranjbar, Ehsan, 163-43 

Ransom, Michel D., 129-6 

Ranville, James F., 93-7, 93-11 

Rao V.K And Ravindra V, Rudramuni 

M.S, 167-9 

Rao, Idupulapati, 104-2, 104-3, 16-1, 

158-6, 156-13 

Rao, Kv, 155-34 

Rao, Maria A., 145-18, 144-59, 145-17 

Rao, Nagender, 166-11 

Rao, Palli Chandrasekhar, 155-56 

Rao, T. Nagendra, 165-4, 168-24, 60-7, 

168-25, 45-27 

Raper, Randy, 152-7 

Rasa, Kimmo, 137-49 

Rasche, Frank, 141-3 

Rasheed, Mohamed Abbas, 19-1, 115- 

2, 139-38, 115-13 

Rashid, Abdul, 155-117, 96-2 

Rashid, Harun U., 155-96 

Raskatova, Tatyana V., 25-5 

Rasmussen, Caroline, 154-66 

Rasmussen, Craig, 15-12 

Rasoli, Sogol, 163-6 

Rassam, David W., 39-9 

Rasse, D. P, 15-18 

Rastegari, Seyed Jalal, 96-5 

Raun, W. R., 155-98 

Raun, William, 155-88 

Raun, W.R., 19-8, 155-123 

Raupp, Joachim, 3-8 

Ravi Kumar, M.N., 155-156 

Ravi, G., 155-156 

Ravi, G., 154-1 

Ravi, M.V, 155-156, 154-1, 155-157 

Ravichandiran, S, 155-154 

Ravikumar, M.N., 154-1 

Rawajfih, Zahir, 36-5 

Rawi, Che Salmah, 178-27 

Rawls, Walter J., 137-30, 82-3, 119-3, 

119-4 

Ray, Sk, 138-86, 38-3 

Raymond, F.D., 155-18 

Razavi, Maziar, 158-2 

Razikordmahalleh, Ladan, 162-40, 

138-17, 154-3 

Read, Derek B., 20-2 

Reatto, Adriana, 137-35 

Reatto-Braga, Adriana, 64-2 

Rech, Jason, 127-5 

Rech, Jason A., 127-4, 127-3 

Recous, Sylvie, 36-2, 138-50 

Reddy, Gudigopuram B., 166-15 

Reddy, K. R., 118-26, 118-3, 118-2 

Reddy, K. Ramesh, 84-3, 118-1 

Reddy, Karu Koteswar, 154-68 

Reddy, Muchha R., 155-13 

Reddy, Poli Raghava, 166-20 

Reddy, Ramesh, 160-3 

Redman, Charles, 178-11, 178-12 

Reed, D. W., 104-17 

Reed, Kathleen, 31-12 

Rees, David B., 122-3 

Rees, Robert M., 167-18, 59-4 

Reeves, D. Wayne, 116-22 

Reeves, James B.,, 18-5 

Regalado, Carlos M., 126-7 

Regier, Tom, 140-2, 65-3 

Reginato, Juan C., 116-12 

Regitano, Jussara B., 139-10, 139-9 

Regmi, Basu D., 157-3 

Reich, Paul, 16-2, 42-3 

Reich, Robin, 19-10 

Reichenauer, Thomas, 141-3 

Reicosky, Donald C., 41-2 

Reid, D. Keith, 116-28 

Reiher, Wolfgang, 66-6 

Reimann, Clemens, 13-1, 91-1 

180 

Reimer, Goetz, 131-3, 131-2 

Reintam, Endla, 57-7, 156-16 

Rellini, Ivano, 109-11 

Rema, John, 155-104 

Remes, Michal, 17-19 

Ren, Li, 137-20, 137-21 

Renat, Jean-Christophe, 98-2, 178-26 

Renault, Pierre, 144-41, 135-13 

Rengabasham, Kalpana, 138-13 

Rengabashyam, Kalpana, 162-2 

Rengel, Zed, 118-4 

Renschler, Chris, 177-33 

Repyah, Marina A., 176-1, 140-29 

Ressler, Daniel, 159-18 

Resurreccion, Augustus, 137-31 

Reuter, Ronald J., 150-24 

Revault, M., 79-3 

Reverter, Ferran, 7-6 

Rey, J., 177-28 

Reyes Solis, Iván E., 163-23 

Reyes, J. L., 15-2 

Reyes, Manuel R., 166-15 

Reyhani Tabar, Adil, 155-35, 155-45, 

23-12, 155-37 

Reynolds, Dan, 101-3, 123-10 

Reynolds, D.W., 154-72 

Reynolds, W. D., 145-19 

Rezaei, H., 79-3 

Rhodes, Ruth, 155-42 

Ribas, Fco., 60-3 

Ribeiro Da Luz, Beatriz, 131-7 

Ribeiro, Eliane, 133-11 

Ribeiro, Lucedino P., 133-13 

Ribeiro, Mateus Rosas, 122-18 

Ribero, Mateus Rosasosas, 128-7 

Ricciardella, M., 139-2 

Rice, Alina, 148-12 

Rice, Charles, 138-82, 138-60, 138-9, 

138-53, 24-2, 11-1 

Rice, James A., 145-47, 52-4 

Richard, Guy, 157-8, 85-3 

Richardson, Curtis, 84-2 

Richardson, Jim, 107-4, 107-3, 107-2 

Richardson, M., 152-8 

Richardson, Matthew J., 125-11 

Richter, Daniel, 123-7 

Richter, Daniel D., 41-1, 123-6, 77-5 

Richter, Pablo, 144-19 

Rickman, D., 115-17, 115-56 

Rietz, Diana N., 159-22 

Rigane, Hafedh, 163-39 

Righi, Dominique, 144-18 

Rigou, P., 79-3 

Riha, S. J., 156-2 

Riha, Susan, 138-54, 105-4 

Riha, Susan J., 147-11 

Rijal, Geeta, 158-7 

Rikiishi, Sanae, 104-15 

Rim, Sang Kyu, 56-13, 147-17, 56-6 

Ritchey, K. Dale, 170-13, 161-3 

Ritchie, Jerry, 117-10, 99-8, 177-33, 1- 

7 

Ritz, Karl, 140-25, 166-6 

Rivera, Mariela, 156-13 

Rizzo, David, 142-6 

Rizzo, Rodnei, 131-9 

Rm, Kumar, 155-111 

Ro, Hee-Myong, 116-40, 116-42, 116- 

37, 116-38 

Robert, Oliver, 155-28 

Roberto Soares, Marcio, 139-42 

Roberts, Daniel, 60-4 

Roberts, Linda C., 144-53 

Robertson, G. P., 138-34, 145-55, 155- 

126 

Robertson, G. Phillip, 138-36 

Robertson, Lindsay A., 118-23 

Robins, Colin, 127-16 

Robinson, J.S., 151-22 

Robinson, Lashasta, 163-42 

Robinson, Nathan J., 122-3 

Robinson, Steve, 151-6 

Robles, Miguel, 155-93 

Roca, Nuria, 172-7, 150-10, 42-5 

Rocchini, Andrea, 136-5 

Roccuzzo, Giancarlo, 95-7 

Rocha, Jansle V., 66-4 

Rocha, João B., 72-5 

Rochette, Philippe, 54-7 

Rodgers, Toby, 8-12 

Rodrigues De Lima, A.C., 95-3, 95-8 

Rodrigues Dos Reis, Andre, 155-145, 

155-153 

Rodrigues, Tarcisio E., 72-5, 133-10 

Rodriguez Martin, Jose Antonio, 91-6 

Rodriguez, Cabrera A., 155-4 

Rodriguez, Elena, 139-1 

Rodriguez, Eloy, 167-7 

Rodriguez, Karen, 118-5 

Rodriguez-Rodriguez, A., 14-4 

Rodriguez-Rodriguez, Francisco, 154- 

73 

Rodríguez Gamiño, Ma. De Lourdes, 

122-22 

Rodríguez Paz, Marianela, 42-13 

Rodríguez-Blanco, M.L., 136-24 

Rodríguez-Rodríguez, Antonio, 127- 

13, 126-21, 126-3 

Roembke, Joerg, 95-12 

Roemer, Elizabeth, 86-3 

Roget, David K., 80-3 

Rogov, Victor V., 175-12 

Roh, Kee-An, 116-19 

Roh, Keean, 159-14 

Rohani, Narges, 167-21 

Rohosková, Marcela, 101-5 

Roig, Asunción, 145-30 

Rojas, Guliver, 153-27 

Rojas, Leila A., 155-90 

Rojkov, Vyacheslav A., 61-5 

Roloff, Glaucio, 177-1 

Rolong, Nelson, 127-12 

Rolston, Dennis, 137-31 

Romanenkov, Vladimir A., 25-5 

Romanovsky, Vladimir, 106-3 

Romanya, Juan, 47-3 

Romero Pinto, Maria, 140-7 

Romkens, Mathias J. M., 22-1 

Romkens, M.J.M., 89-3 

Rondon, Marco, 16-1, 158-6, 156-13 

Rondon, Marco A., 133-12, 138-68 

Rong De, Jin, 142-8, 142-15, 142-7, 

142-20, 142-11 

Roo, Jae-Hong, 102-4, 162-3 

Rooney, Corinne, 86-1 

Rosa Filho, Gilberto, 19-13 

Rosa, Márcia M., 144-8 

Rosado, Alexandre S., 16-5 

Rosalva, Arellano, 155-93 

Rosas, Analí, 144-59 

Rosca, Bogdan, 124-10 

Rosen, Brian, 145-50 

Rosen, Carl, 155-30 

Rosenzweig, Cynthia, 98-5 

Roshani, Ghorban Ali, 19-3, 139-18, 

155-54, 155-57 

Rosicky, Mark Allan, 174-5 

Rosolem, Ciro A., 154-7, 155-113 

Ross, Philippe, 93-11 

Rossignol, Jean-Pierre, 119-20 

Rossiter, David G., 12-3, 41-5, 98-1 

Rosskopf, Erin N., 162-14, 102-5 

Roth, Mary R., 36-3 

Rotz, Al, 148-19 

Rouillier, Alain, 139-7 

Rouse, Douglas I., 142-16 

Rouse, J., 174-11 

Roux, Florence, 17-17 

Rovira, Pere, 47-3 

Rovita, D., 155-125 

Rowe, Dennis E., 146-4 

Rowland, Randy, 118-21 

Roy, William, 51-8 

Rozhdestvenskaya, Svetlana O., 153-34 

Rubiano, Yolanda, 91-2 

Rubilar, Rafael, 47-2 

Rubinos Pantal, Enrique, 134-4 

Rubinos, Enrique, 176-7 

Rubio, Gerardo, 154-26 

Rubio, Rosa, 138-47 

Ruddy, Barbara C., 117-8 

Rudenko, Natalia A., 28-2 

Rudramurthy, H.V., 150-16 

Ruf, Andrea, 15-17 

Ruffo, Matias L., 155-10 

Ruggiero, Pacifico, 51-9, 143-2 

Ruh, R, 154-48 

Ruivo, Maria De Lourdes P., 72-5, 133- 

11, 133-9 

Ruiz Vera, Victor M., 159-19 

Ruiz, Hugo A., 139-40 

Ruiz, Magaly, 142-14 

Ruiz-Vera, Victor M., 157-10 

Rukhovich, Dimitry I., 74-3, 115-50 

Rumberger, Angelika, 142-9 

Rumpel, C., 145-24, 15-18 

Rumpel, Cornelia, 145-29 

Rupp, Holger, 45-1, 45-4, 45-6, 45-2 

Ruppert, David, 85-4 

Ruser, Reiner, 35-8 

Rush, Charles M., 23-10 

Russell, Dusten, 129-7 

Russelle, Michael P., 155-30 

Russo, Fabio, 145-17, 145-18 

Rusten, Eric, 167-12 

Rusu, Constantin, 168-3, 124-10 

Ruthardt, Brice, 100-3 

Ruzek, Pavel, 119-11 

Ryan, Declan, 150-23 

Ryan, James, 63-6 

Ryan, James A., 63-4 

Ryan, John, 154-20, 146-19 

Ryan, Melva, 32-1 

Ryu, Gab Hee, 162-26 

Ryu, Jeounghyun, 94-4, 140-8 

Ryu, Ji-Hun, 153-24, 153-30 

Ryumin, Alexander G., 138-51 

Räty, Mari, 137-49 

Rääts, Virgo, 57-7, 156-16 

Rékási, Mark, 139-29 

Rétháti, Gabriella, 116-60 

Römheld, Volker, 35-11 

S 

S Paccini, Riccardo, 15-9 

S. S, Ganesh, 138-64 

S, Devarajan, 138-64 

S, Sujatha, 162-36 

Sa, Sandra M. O., 133-19 

Sa, Tongmin, 94-4, 140-8, 140-10 

Saa, A., 19-6, 42-15, 115-23, 150-8 

Saavedra, Concepcion, 151-8, 154-55 

Sabarinathan, R., 152-11 

Sachan, Sanjay, 153-3 

Sachdev, C.B, 149-24 

Sachs, Jeffrey, 69-1 

Sadeghi, Sohrab, 19-3 

Sadeghian, Siavosh, 126-20 

Sadler, E. John, 152-3 

Sadler, John E., 31-11 

Sadovnikova, Nadejda B., 75-3 

Sadowsky, Michael, 139-10, 139-9 

Sagar, Prity, 158-4 

Saggar, Surinder, 147-1 

Sagong, Myung, 151-30 

Sah, G., 155-133 

Saha, Ganesh C., 144-53 

Sahoo, Samarendra, 153-16 

Sahu, P. K., 155-170 

Saif, A. A., 7-2 

Saigusa, Masahiko, 126-19, 154-40, 

115-33, 116-35, 139-32, 154-41, 

155-131, 45-19, 146-15 

Sainju, Upendra, 155-158 

Saint Macary, Hervé, 126-10 

Saito, Akira, 104-4 

Saito, Genya, 115-33 

Saito, Kimio, 115-33

Sajedi, Nour Ali, 155-21 

Sajko, Krunoslav, 151-34 

Sajwan, Kenneth, 163-42 

Sakata, Tadashi, 177-36 

Sakharov, Alexei A., 109-6 

Sakrabani, Ruben, 70-5 

Sakurai, Katsutoshi, 45-24, 156-6, 130- 

4 

Salam, Abdul Kadir, 93-2 

Salas-Galvan, Erika, 155-71 

Salazar, Enrique, 162-29, 155-62, 153- 

17, 162-27 

Salazar, Francisco, 154-28 

Salazar-Sosa, Enrique, 153-31 

Sale, Peter, 54-6 

Saleh Pour Jam, Amin, 151-25 

Saleh, Arsil, 155-95 

Salehi, Ali, 28-6, 149-15 

Saleque, Md. Abu, 148-8 

Saljnikov, Elmira, 68-4 

Salmasi, Ramin, 153-32 

Salminen, Reijo, 91-1 

Salon, Paul R., 54-3 

Salton, Julio Cesar, 149-21 

Salvador, Jetro Turan, 155-148 

Salvador-Blanes, Sebastien, 85-2 

Salvagiotti, Fernando, 155-86, 155-25 

Salvano, Esther, 154-44 

Samantaray, R.N., 95-4 

Samazaka, David Kaumba, 37-3 

Sameni, Abdol Majid, 137-38 

Samokhin, Alexei, 170-23 

Samonova, Olga A., 124-7 

Samouëlian, Anatja, 85-3 

Samra, Jagir Singh, 111-5 

Samson, M.I., 146-10 

Samson-Liebig, Susan E., 116-48 

Samui, R. C., 155-170 

Sanborn, Paul, 175-14 

Sanchez Cohen, Ignacio, 160-14 

Sanchez Guzman, Patricio, 176-7 

Sanchez, Naman, 156-13 

Sanchez, Pedro, 150-9, 6-7, 69-1, 9-3, 

11-4 

Sanchez-Cortes, Santiago, 93-3 

Sanchez-De Leon, Yaniria, 148-14 

Sanchez-Diaz, Juan, 62-1 

Sanchez-3anon, Manuel, 137-17 

Sanders, Dee Ann, 144-22 

Sandrelli, Fabio, 132-3 

Sang Su, Na, 142-7 

Sangakkara, U. R., 12-2 

Sangeetha, Mani, 163-21, 170-26 

Sanginga, N., 155-68 

Sano, Oki, 115-33 

Sano, Shuji, 155-38 

Santana, Bayanor, 126-21, 126-3 

Santana, Derli P., 128-9 

Santesteban, Ander, 144-34 

Santhu Mohamed, Sharmila Banu, 168- 

24, 168-25, 45-27, 165-4, 60-7 

Santhy, Ponnusamy, 138-20, 166-3 

Santos, Fabiana S., 158-9 

Santos, Gabriel De A., 133-13 

Sanz Elorza, Mario, 115-47 

Saraiva, Odilon Ferreira, 136-12 

Saranva, Odilon Ferreira, 136-14 

Sardanelli, Sandra, 167-16 

Sardin, Michel, 178-21 

Sarkar, Reshmi, 166-29 

Sarkar, Sumana, 170-1 

Sarkar, Supradip, 153-9 

Sarker, Bikash C., 137-33 

Sarker, Donbox, 161-1 

Sarli, Guillermo O., 139-40, 136-11, 

136-22 

Sarmadian, Fereydoon, 115-10, 121-4 

Sasa, Hiromi, 170-30 

Sasaki, Choichi, 3-5 

Sasaki, Satohiko, 174-8, 104-10 

Sasaki, Takayuki, 104-15, 104-5 

Sase, Takashi, 3-5 

Saseendran, S. A., 1-4 

Sathyaseelan, Simi, 154-8 

Satio, Genya, 116-35 

Sato, Koichi, 3-5 

Sato, Kuniaki, 178-30 

Sato, Shinjiro, 154-43, 133-8, 153-40 

Satyanarayana, T.V., 57-5 

Sauer, Daniela, 109-8, 127-11, 71-3, 

127-10, 109-4 

Sauer, Thomas J., 19-12 

Saunders, Amy M., 18-3 

Saunders, Martin, 106-9, 175-11 

Saunders, Thomas J., 85-12 

Sauvé, Sébastien, 158-22 

Savaghebi, Gholam Reza, 155-35, 155- 

45, 155-37 

Savaghebi, Golamreza, 23-12 

Savich, Vitalii I., 140-17 

Sawamoto, Takuji, 138-75 

Sayed-Farhad, Mousavi, 153-43 

Saylor, William W., 144-38 

Sayre, Ken D., 75-9 

Sayyad, Gholamabbas, 153-43 

Scatena, Fred, 177-34 

Scelza, Rosalia, 145-18 

Schaaf, Wolfgang, 17-1 

Schad, Peter, 126-14, 179-9, 62-5 

Schaefer, Carlos E.G.R., 139-40, 164- 

10, 106-4, 106-9, 175-1, 175-11, 

108-5, 175-5, 175-4, 133-2, 128-12, 

144-23, 158-24 

Schaefer, Garry L., 116-33 

Schamschula, Marius, 116-33 

Scheckel, Kirk, 63-6 

Scheckel, Kirk G., 63-4 

Schefe, Cassandra R., 15-9 

Schellmann, Gerhard, 127-10 

Schepers, James, 131-6 

Scheuering, Ina, 45-4 

Schiavon, Michel, 145-49 

Schierer, Ronald, 154-39 

Schifano, Vito, 145-22 

Schiff, Sherry L., 106-5 

Schindelbeck, Robert R., 148-15 

Schlegel, Alan, 37-5 

Schlichting, André, 140-2 

Schloter, Michael, 140-32 

Schmid, Brian, 56-8 

Schmidhalter, U., 163-38, 2-10 

Schmidt, John, 161-5 

Schmidt, Juergen, 151-21 

Schmidt, Klaus, 121-10 

Schmidt, Margaret, 177-11 

Schmidt, Max, 137-47 

Schmidt, Michael, 83-10 

Schmidt, Michael W. I., 17-8, 145-40, 

120-12, 138-59, 138-73 

Schmidt, Robert, 145-43 

Schneckenberger, Katja, 138-58, 2-14 

Schoenau, Jeffrey, 155-11 

Schoeneberger, Philip J., 107-4 

Scholberg, Johan M., 155-137 

Scholberg, Johannes M., 54-9, 155-101 

Schoonen, Martin A., 86-3 

Schoorl, Jeroen M., 151-39 

Schrader, Stefan, 137-3 

Schug, Manfred, 149-20 

Schulin, Rainer, 153-43, 164-16 

Schulthess, Cristian P., 73-9 

Schulz, Marjorie, 125-7 

Schulze, Darrell, 139-35, 5-7 

Schulze, Darrell G., 63-5, 128-9, 63-10 

Schumacher, Thomas, 144-36 

Schumacher, Thomas E., 124-8 

Schumacher, Tom E., 64-3 

Schumann, Russell, 39-23 

Schwab, Gregory J., 75-12 

Schwartz, Christophe, 98-2, 178-26 

Schwartz, Robert, 13-1 

Schwartz, Robert C., 154-11, 116-30 

Schwarzenbach, René P., 79-2 

Schwenke, Graeme, 155-136 

Schwimmer, Wolfgang, 126-14 

Schwärzel, Kai, 48-3 

Schäfer, Klaus, 48-8 

Schäfer, Thorsten, 134-2 

Schülli-Maurer, Isabelle, 109-4 

Sciortino, Marco, 144-5 

Scott, John, 51-8 

Seagraves, Randy, 161-2 

Seavert, Clark, 152-12 

Sebastia, Julien, 144-58 

Seceleanu, Ion, 148-1 

Secombe, Kate, 159-11 

Sedogo, Michel P., 155-164 

Seeger, Juliane, 45-1, 45-2, 45-4 

Segda, Zacharie, 155-164 

Segura-Castruita, Miguel A., 42-14 

Sehgal, Ajay, 149-13 

Seiter, Jennifer, 144-38 

Seiter, Stefan, 162-12 

Sekhon, K.S., 163-32 

Seki, Katsutoshi, 137-10 

Selim, H. M., 73-3 

Selimi, Mafmudije, 142-16 

Sellitto, Vincenzo Michele, 126-17, 56- 

16 

Selvaradjou, Senthil-Kumar, 172-2, 

158-41 

Selvi, Duraisamy, 163-4, 177-2, 138- 

20, 166-3 

Seman, Logie, 130-4 

Semenov, Vyacheslav, 163-2 

Semenov, Vyacheslav N., 137-19 

Semenova, Nataliya, 163-2 

Sencindiver, John, 116-45 

Sene, Modou, 31-14 

Senesi, Nicola, 35-10, 142-3, 115-57 

Senwo, Zachary N., 126-16, 144-31 

Seo, Dong Cheol, 155-92, 118-17, 118- 

18 

Seo, Myung Chul, 149-6, 149-5 

Seo, Myung Chul, 153-26, 155-150, 

162-11, 42-6 

Seo, Myungchul, 159-14 

Seo, Young Jin, 145-6 

Seong, Ki Seog, 162-11 

Seong, Ki-Seog, 162-22 

Seong-Soo, Kang, 45-21 

Sequi, Paolo, 173-13 

Serpantié, Georges, 58-3 

Serraj, Rachid, 172-1 

Servín Ruíz, Diana E., 163-23 

Sessay, Mohamed, 36-5 

Sethi, Charan Jeet Singh, 153-44 

Seumo, Eleonore Fosso, 167-12 

Seuntjens, Piet, 144-56 

Severson, Erik D., 107-1 

Seybold, Cathy, 119-1 

Seyfarth, Manfred, 45-1, 45-2, 45-7 

Sfeir, Alberto, 176-6 

Shaaban, S., 56-12 

Shabanpour Shahrestani, Mahmoud, 

137-22 

Shabanpour, Mahmood, 57-1, 177-41, 

125-1 

Shafei, Siamak, 168-11 

Shafer, David, 53-4 

Shahalipour, Reza, 89-2, 164-4 

Shahbaz, Akhtar M., 154-23 

Shahidullah, A.K.M., 168-18 

Shan-Ney, Huang, 155-94 

Shanahan, John, 131-6 

Shanmugam, Subramanian, 156-5 

Shapiro, Charles, 155-127 

Shariatmadari, Hossein, 168-21 

Sharifi Ashourabadi, Ebrahim, 147-3, 

147-4 

Sharifi, Mehdi, 31-9, 177-20, 150-19 

Sharifi, Mohammad Mehdi, 118-7 

Sharma, J.C., 151-29 

Sharma, J.P, 149-24 

Sharma, K. N., 154-15 

Sharma, Kishori Lal, 154-21, 152-13 

Sharma, P.K., 115-52 

Sharma, Pradeep K., 136-25 

Sharma, Ram Baboo, 137-24 

Sharma, Sheetal, 153-11 

Sharp, Mike, 149-29, 149-19 

Sharpley, Andrew, 116-50, 67-5, 161-5 

Sharratt, Brenton, 151-4, 151-2, 151-26 

Shaver, T.M., 147-15 

Shaviv, Avi, 141-8 

Shaw, George, 135-2 

Shaw, Joey N., 116-22, 115-17 

Shaw, Richard K., 178-4 

Shehana, Rehana Cottage Soudamini, 

166-33 

Sheik Dawood, M, 155-154 

Shein, E.V., 145-7 

Shein, Evgeny, 34-4, 136-8 

Sheklabadi, Mohsen, 150-19, 177-20 

Sheldon, Anna R., 23-3 

Shelepova, Olga V., 154-17 

Shelton, Daniel, 139-28 

Shen, Hong, 104-5 

Shen, Ren Fang, 104-9 

Shenker, Moshe, 158-34 

Shennan, Carol, 150-21 

Shepherd, K. D., 160-8, 160-10 

Shepherd, Keith, 160-4, 18-1 

Shepherd, Keith, 83-1 

Shepherd, Keith D., 160-7 

Sheppard, Marsha, 135-33 

Sherrod, Lucretia, 75-8 

Sheta, Abdelaziz S., 166-2 

Shetty, Vishwanath, 150-16 

Shevtsova, Lyudmila K., 25-5 

Shevtzova, Ekaterina, 99-2 

Shevyakova, Nina I., 159-26 

Shi, Jianchu, 116-14 

Shi, Kun, 145-31 

Shi, Xuezheng, 62-3, 150-20 

Shi, Xun, 91-7 

Shibata, Mitsue, 17-2 

Shiel, Robert S., 154-33 

Shigehiro, Ishizuka S., 118-6 

Shihragimov, Alamudin K., 127-19 

Shiklomanov, Nikolay I., 40-3 

Shillam, Laura-Lee, 126-15 

Shillito, Rose M., 3-4 

Shim, Myoung Yong, 104-6, 155-32 

Shimizu, Masayuki, 144-42 

Shimizu, Tadashi, 139-37 

Shin, Jae-Hoon, 162-23 

Shin, Wansik, 140-8 

Shinjo, Hitoshi, 166-32, 95-6 

Shinkarev, Alexander A., 65-4 

Shinmachi, Fumie, 104-10, 104-11 

Shinya, Funakawa, 140-22 

Shipeng, Li, 138-78 

Shipitalo, Martin J., 170-32 

Shirinfekr, Ahmad, 155-17 

Shirisha, D., 155-56 

Shivananda T N, Shivananda T. N., 60- 

6 

Shivananda, T. N., 141-13 

Shoaib, J.U., 164-2 

Shoaib, Ju Md., 128-4 

Shoba, Sergey, 77-3 

Shoba, Sergey A., 109-6 

Shober, Amy, 45-12 

Short, Michael, 56-15 

Shoulong, Liu, 163-18 

Shouse, Peter, 153-19 

Shouse, Peter J., 71-4 

Shrestha, Dhruba P., 122-11 

Shrestha, Sangam, 170-29 

Shrotriya, Anil Kumar, 122-5 

Shu, Xianfeng, 178-18 

Shuangyi, Li, 138-78 

Shubitz, Lisa, 168-12 

Shuford, James, 155-99 

Shukla, Manoj K., 162-20 

Shulga, Pavel S., 33-6 

Shullenberger, Eric D., 132-7 

Shur, Yuri, 175-13, 40-2, 106-8 

Shutko, Anatolij, 160-16 

Shwartz, Christophe, 178-19 

Sickman, James O., 160-22 

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AUTHOR INDEX

Siddaramappa, R., 155-156, 154-1, 

155-157, 141-13 

Siddiqui, Samina, 74-4 

Sideman, Eric, 162-12 

Sidorov, Igor, 160-16 

Siebe Grabach, Christina, 160-6, 159- 

20, 33-8 

Siebe, Christina, 125-12 

Siewers, Ulrich, 13-1 

Sihag, D., 163-32 

Sikka, Alok Kumar, 170-24, 95-11 

Sikora, Frank, 155-47 

Silburn, D. Mark, 112-3 

Silva, Edson Cabral Da, 152-2 

Silva, Euzébio Medrado, 137-35 

Silva, Ivo R., 145-30 

Silva, Nelson Machado Da, 155-151 

Silva, Steven R., 17-13 

Silva, Wilson Tadeu L. Da, 133-13 

Simas, Felipe N. B., 106-4 

Simas, Felipe N.B., 175-4, 175-5, 175- 

1, 175-11, 106-9 

Simini, Michael, 168-1 

Simkins, Stephen C., 118-15 

Simkovic, Ivan, 57-8, 119-17 

Simon, A., 89-3 

Simon, Barbara, 123-3 

Simon, Sanford, 86-3 

Simoncini, Stefania, 138-25 

Simoni, Andrea, 144-5, 154-58 

Simonis, A. D., 155-44 

Simonnot, Marie-Odile, 178-20, 178- 

21 

Simonson, Duane, 115-42, 12-6, 12-7 

Simonsson, Magnus, 155-122, 162-31, 

143-5 

Simpson, Andre, 52-5 

Simpson, André J., 145-46, 138-7 

Simpson, Myrna J., 52-5, 145-46 

Sims, J. Thomas, 116-51, 144-47, 154- 

19, 154-61, 9-1 

Sims, J.T., 45-12 

Simunek, Jiri, 48-12 

Simunek, Jirka, 48-11, 137-36, 119-4, 

136-4 

Šimunic, Ivan, 148-5 

Simunji, Simunji, 37-3 

Simões, Marcelo, 133-13 

Sinaj, S., 13-2 

Sinaj, Sokrat, 154-51 

Sinclair, H. Raymond, 95-2 

Singaram, Palanisamy, 178-25 

Singaravel, Ramaiyan, 166-16 

Singh, A. K., 167-10 

Singh, Abdhesh K., 170-25 

Singh, Ajay P., 153-12 

Singh, Anil Kumar, 99-10 

Singh, Anoop, 83-12 

Singh, Bal Ram, 155-173 

Singh, Balwant, 158-25, 44-4, 79-5, 29- 

4, 155-136 

Singh, Bharat, 155-158 

Singh, Bhupinder, 116-2 

Singh, Bijay, 155-77, 153-8, 31-6 

Singh, C.P., 163-15 

Singh, D. K., 167-10 

Singh, Gurmeet, 97-5, 170-18 

Singh, J., 155-163 

Singh, J. P., 167-4 

Singh, Jagrati, 147-1 

Singh, J.P., 170-25, 163-32 

Singh, Komal, 153-47 

Singh, Kuldeep, 164-5, 155-162 

Singh, M. V., 104-18 

Singh, Meharban, 31-6 

Singh, R. K., 159-23, 155-163 

Singh, R. P., 159-23, 155-163 

Singh, R. S., 159-23, 155-163 

Singh, Ramendra, 154-6 

Singh, S. N., 159-23, 155-163 

Singh, S.K., 153-3 

Singh, S.S., 170-24, 170-25, 149-7, 95- 

11 

182 

Singh, U., 154-14 

Singh, Upendra, 4-4, 67-4 

Singh, Varinderpal, 154-49 

Singh, Yadvinder, 155-77, 31-6 

Singha, Kamini, 48-14 

Singhandhupe, R. B., 153-46 

Sinh, S.C., 168-19 

Sistani, K. R., 163-25 

Sistani, Karamat R., 146-4 

Sisák, István, 170-15 

Sivakumaran, Siva, 112-5 

Sivakumaran, Siva (Sivalingam), 156- 

23, 166-7, 145-52, 123-11 

Sivapatham, Paramasivam, 163-42 

Six, Johan, 43-3, 8-2, 138-16, 138-30, 

138-44, 15-4, 15-10 

Six, Johan W., 82-5, 138-65 

Sk Patra, D. Mazumdar, Ss Das And, 

164-7 

Skiba, Stefan, 40-4 

Skierucha, Wojciech, 56-10 

Skjemstad, Jan, 133-1 

Skjemstad, Jan O., 120-12 

Sklowodowski, Piotr, 115-43 

Skoufos, Ioannis, 140-19 

Skripnikova, Marina I., 120-3 

Skvortsova, Elena B., 120-11 

Slater, Brian, 115-37, 28-3 

Slavich, Peter, 174-5, 160-13 

Sleugh, Byron, 147-7 

Slingerland, Maja A., 24-3 

Sloan, J. L., 115-39 

Sloan, James L., 13-12 

Sloan, John J., 178-28 

Smagin, Andrey V., 75-3 

Smalberger, S. A., 154-14 

Small, Doug R., 162-33 

Smart, David, 60-1 

Smart, David R., 20-4 

Smart, Roger St C., 39-23 

Smeck, Neil E., 62-4 

Smesrud, Jason K., 158-29 

Smetak, Katherine, 148-14 

Smettem, Keith R.J., 17-3 

Smith, C.A. Scott, 175-14 

Smith, Chris J., 70-6 

Smith, David B., 13-3, 117-7, 117-4, 

117-3, 13-2 

Smith, David W., 91-4, 115-41 

Smith, Delbert, 137-47 

Smith, Doug, 150-17, 97-4 

Smith, D.R., 148-17, 151-9 

Smith, James E., 160-20 

Smith, Kevin, 15-5 

Smith, Steven M., 13-2 

Smith, Timothy E., 81-4 

Smith, Walter, 161-6 

Smithson, Paul, 158-26 

Smucker, A.J.M, 101-2, 145-55 

Smucker, Alvin, 136-23, 53-1, 15-3 

Smucker, Alvin J.M., 138-36 

Smyth, T. Jot, 148-9 

Snapp, Sieglinde, 138-82, 155-126 

Sneller, Emily G., 154-30 

So, Kyu Ho, 162-22 

So, Kyu Ho, 162-11 

So, Sugihara, 140-22 

Soares, Marcio, 166-47 

Soares, Marcio Roberto, 139-41 

Soaud, Abdou A., 75-14 

Sobocka, Jaroslava, 178-3 

Sobrino, E., 115-47 

Sodhi, G.P.S., 31-6 

Sogbedji, Jean, 70-4 

Sogbedji, Jean M., 25-3 

Sohi, Saran, 72-1, 138-19 

Sohn, Bo Kyoon, 140-9, 155-92 

Sojka, R. E., 35-2 

Sokolov, Ilia A., 5-1, 175-10 

Sokolovska, Maria, 6-7, 124-5 

Sokolowska, Zofia, 145-10, 137-15 

Solaiman, Zakaria, 35-13 

Solari, Fernando, 131-6 

Solaro, Silvia, 163-31 

Solbakken, Eivind, 90-11 

Sole-Benet, Albert, 136-1, 136-10, 119- 

12, 119-10 

Soleimani, Reza, 155-72, 155-84, 159- 

24, 164-3 

Soliman, Aiman S., 131-12 

Soliman, Fouad H., 156-9 

Soliman, Soliman M., 6-2 

Solleiro-Rebolledo, Elizabeth, 49-1 

Solomon, Dawit, 134-2, 133-15, 133- 

16, 63-3, 133-1, 133-8 

Solomon, Marian .G, 89-7 

Solomon, M.G., 166-21 

Solís, Corina, 163-23 

Somawanshi, R. B., 155-63 

Somenahally, Anil K., 154-56 

Somenahally, Anil Kumar, 170-6 

Sommer, Michael, 85-13, 55-3 

Somogyi, Zoltan, 47-3 

Somsak, Ladislav, 119-17 

Son, Il-Soo, 155-114, 146-12, 146-13, 

122-20 

Sonar, Kashinath Ragho, 144-30, 155- 

58 

Song, Kwan-Cheol, 126-8 

Song, Yo-Sung, 155-142 

Sonn, Yeon Kyu, 149-6, 149-5 

Sonn, Yeon-Kyu, 137-9, 137-34, 42-6 

Sonn, Yeonkyu, 159-14 

Sonneveld, Marthijn, 111-1 

Sopheareth, Mao, 142-11 

Soppe, Richard, 153-19 

Soracco, C. German, 136-11, 136-22 

Soratto, Rogério P., 155-120 

Sorel, Luc, 100-5 

Soriano Páez, José Miguel, 115-47 

Soriano, Sonia, 93-9 

Sorokina, Natalia P., 78-13 

Sotomayor-Ramírez, David, 138-83 

Soulis, Kostaninos, 115-44 

Sousa, Jose Geraldo De A., 131-1 

Sousa, José Geraldo De A., 131-9 

Southard, R. J., 155-135 

Southard, Susan, 165-6, 115-41 

Souto, J. Carlos, 177-26 

Souza Da Silva, Ana Cristina, 133-5 

Spaargaren, Otto, 179-9, 172-2, 61-1, 

175-7, 179-7 

Spadini, Lorenzo, 144-58, 144-57 

Spagnolo, Ralph, 118-25 

Spagnuolo, Matteo, 51-9, 143-2 

Spargo, John, 163-45 

Sparkes, Debbie. L., 136-6 

Sparks, Donald, 93-4, 144-38, 144-55, 

145-50, 139-24, 144-40, 11-1 

Sparks, Donald L., 21-2, 63-7, 144-42, 

51-11 

Sparrow, Ashley D., 141-4 

Speiser, Ferenc, 150-13 

Sperstad, Ragnhild, 109-4, 90-11 

Speth, Phillip E., 81-5 

Spiegel, Heide, 168-17 

Spiers, Graeme A., 118-23, 51-7, 144- 

67 

Spiess, Andrea, 83-7 

Spiteller, Michael, 15-14 

Spokas, Lesley A., 118-15 

Spongrova, Kamila, 119-13 

Sprinkle, Amy L., 45-13 

Sraka, Mario, 107-5 

Sridhara, S., 162-30 

Srikanth, K., 162-8 

Srinivas, Dhanyamraju, 57-5 

Srinivasamurthy, C.A, 154-1, 155-157 

Srinivasarao, Cherukumalli, 152-10, 

152-1 

Srinvasamurthy, C.A., 155-156, 83-3 

Srisuk, Kriengsak, 159-17 

Srivastava, Aditi, 115-3 

Srivastava, Anupkumar, 155-165 

Srivastava, P., 38-3 

Srivastava, P.C., 153-3 

Srivastava, Prakash C., 153-12 

Srivastava, Prashant, 79-5, 153-12 

Stahnke, Alan, 124-1 

Stahr, Karl, 155-33, 178-1, 33-8, 109-8, 

127-11, 71-3, 125-8, 127-10, 109-4 

Stalin, Varadarajan, 162-34 

Stanga, Iulian, 124-10 

Stanturf, John A., 78-11 

Stark, Christine H., 141-1 

Starodubtsev, V. M., 135-12 

Starodubtsev, Vladimir M., 83-8 

Starovoitova, Elena U., 176-1 

Starr Peace, Dionne, 60-2 

Starr, James, 48-1 

Starr, Mike, 47-3 

Staunton, S., 79-3 

Staunton, Siobhán, 144-41, 135-6 

Stavrova, Nina, 138-40 

Steele, Dean, 149-29, 149-19 

Steenhuis, Tammo S., 63-11 

Steenwerth, Kerri L., 20-4 

Stefanovits, Pal, 179-8 

Steffens, Markus, 138-18 

Stehouwer, Richard, 158-19 

Stein, Christine, 109-8, 127-11 

Steinbach, Haydee, 155-29, 155-31 

Steiner, Christoph, 72-4, 72-3 

Steinhilber, Patricia, 95-10 

Steinmann, Horst H., 155-3 

Steinnes, Eiliv, 88-3 

Steinweg, Megan, 138-16, 15-16 

Stemmer, Michael, 141-3 

Stemmler, Sebastien, 21-5 

Stensvold, Krista, 129-12, 6-1 

Stepanov, Alexei L., 140-3, 138-38 

Stephens, Brandon M., 110-7 

Sternberg, Paul D., 71-4 

Stevanato, Piergiorgio, 165-7 

Stevens, J., 150-18 

Steward, Genevieve, 160-17, 160-7 

Stewart, Alison, 141-1 

Stewart, B.A., 37-1 

Stewart, Catherine, 15-4 

Stewart, Warwick, 39-23 

Stidum, Eric, 163-42 

Stiles, Cynthia, 132-7, 117-5, 129-12, 

132-6, 6-1 

Stockdale, Elizabeth A., 43-4, 59-1 

Stockert, Christine, 60-1 

Stocking, Lisa, 167-16 

Stockman, Emily K.D., 139-34 

Stoffella, Peter J., 73-6 

Stoffregen, Heiner, 98-3, 136-4, 137-15 

Stoicheva, Dimitranka I., 170-4 

Stolbovoy, Vladimir, 106-6, 158-41, 

150-4 

Stolt, Mark H., 120-2, 118-22, 125-11 

Stomph, Tjeerdjan, 24-3 

Stone, Alan T., 135-9 

Stone, Alex, 138-82 

Stonestrom, David A., 135-21 

Stoops, Georges, 126-13 

Stoorvogel, Jetse, 111-1 

Storchi, Paolo, 165-10 

Storeygard, Adam, 150-9 

Stott, Diane E., 138-70, 150-17, 22-2 

Stout Evans, Rachel M., 124-9 

Stout, John E., 151-26 

Strawn, Daniel, 50-3 

Strawn, Daniel G., 144-39 

Streck, T., 2-5 

Streck, Thilo, 20-1 

Strelkova, Vera I., 118-9, 140-29 

Strickland, Timothy, 54-9 

Stroganova, Marina, 98-4 

Stroosnijder, Leo, 75-10, 54-8 

Struis, Ruud, 63-1 

Stuchi, Eduardo S., 155-147 

Stucki, Joseph W., 51-8, 63-12 

Stum, Alexander K., 18-3 

Stêpniewski, Witold, 164-11 

Stüben, Doris, 178-18 

Su, Chunming, 144-37

Su, Jianping, 24-5 

Su, Yi, 144-65 

Su, Yu, 178-17 

Suarez, Donald, 81-4 

Suarez, Donald L., 51-10, 112-4 

Subagjo, H., 155-95 

Subagyono, Kasdi, 160-13 

Subbotina, Irina, 4-1 

Subbarayappa, Badrinath, 23-8 

Subburayalu, Sakthi Kumaran, 115-37 

Subramanian, Deepa, 156-5 

Subramanian, Kizhaeral S., 153-6 

Subramanian, Sanjeeviraja, 155-53 

Subramanian, Senthil K., 145-55, 138- 

36, 138-34 

Subramanian, Thiyageshwari, 165-1 

Subramanian, Thiyageshwari, 156-5 

Subudhi, Sumita, 144-15 

Sucre, Eric, 120-1 

Suddhiprakarn, Anchalee, 119-22, 128- 

11, 85-7 

Sudduth, Kenneth A., 56-13, 152-3 

Sudhalakshmi, Chinnappan, 104-16, 

142-19, 2-2 

Sudharmaidevi, C.R, 45-18 

Sudhir, K., 138-11, 139-44, 154-50 

Sudnitsyn I., Ivan I., 116-13 

Sudo, Shigeto, 118-11 

Sueta, Juvia P., 124-6 

Suetsugu, Atsushi, 137-26 

Sugihara, Soh, 95-6 

Sugimoto, Mikihiro, 142-18 

Sugimoto, Takuma, 142-17, 142-18 

Suh, Daesuck, 140-10 

Sukchan, Somsak, 159-17, 159-25 

Suleiman, Majda, 155-152 

Sullivan, Dana, 115-17 

Sullivan, L. A., 39-15, 39-16 

Sullivan, Leigh, 39-11, 39-8, 174-5, 10- 

2 

Sullivan, Leigh A., 39-1, 39-12, 39-18, 

39-13, 39-17, 39-21, 39-14, 39-3, 

39-25, 132-12, 138-26 

Sullivan, Tarah S., 141-5 

Sultan, Mohd. Afroz, 149-7 

Suma, Ramegowda, 154-13 

Suman, Banwari Lal, 138-12 

Sumida, Hiroaki, 166-32 

Sumida, Hirokazu, 148-11 

Sun, Jong Ho, 155-92 

Sun, Ke, 145-16, 110-8 

Sun, Lina, 156-8, 170-28 

Sun, Qiwu, 166-17, 141-6 

Sun, Tieheng, 170-28 

Sun, Weixia, 24-5 

Sun, Yanci, 28-4 

Sunairi, Michio, 174-8 

Sung Jae, Kim, 142-15 

Sung, Jwa Kyung, 162-26 

Sung, Jwa-Kyung, 162-5 

Sung, Sun Jin, 155-92 

Sunu, S., 45-18 

Suo, Dongrang, 146-3 

Sur, Pintu, 144-15, 163-40 

Surabian, Deborah A., 42-1 

Surendran, U., 16-3, 104-16, 142-19, 2- 

2 

Suri, V.K., 154-10 

Suryano, Shoshana, 138-81 

Susaya, Janice P., 124-6 

Susfalk, Richard, 137-47 

Sushma, A. R., 162-30 

Sutton-Grier, Ariana, 84-2 

Sv, Subbaiah, 155-111 

Swanston, Christopher, 17-7, 177-35, 

135-18 

Swarup, Anand, 155-49 

Swathi, A., 85-15 

Sweetwood, Ryan, 8-5 

Swidinsky, Don, 56-2 

Swihart, Jay, 137-47 

Syed Rastan, Syed Omar, 57-10 

Syers, John Keith, 67-3, 67-1 

Sylvia, David, 118-12 

Sylvie, Recous, 155-28 

Sz. Kele, Gabriella, 179-4 

Szabo, Zoltan, 135-23 

Szabó, József, 115-27 

Szabó, Lajos, 146-11 

Szafranek, Antoni, 139-39, 115-43 

Szalai, Zoltan, 151-19 

Szarlip, Pawe, 89-5 

Szeder, Balazs, 123-3 

Szegedi, Krisztian, 139-17, 51-3 

Szegi, Tamas, 179-8, 123-3 

Szilas, Casper, 145-34 

Szogi, Ariel A., 154-57 

Szyska, Brigitta, 170-17 

Szûcs, István, 150-13 

Sánchez G., Patricio, 42-14 

Sánchez, Julio M., 149-25, 42-22, 142- 

13, 142-4, 151-33 

Sène, M., 158-40 

Séguin, Véronique, 21-4 

Séré, Geoffroy, 98-2, 178-26 

Sørensen, Rolf, 109-4 

T 

Taboada, T., 123-8 

Taboada-Castro, M. M., 136-24 

Taboada-Castro, M.M., 123-8 

Taboada-Castro, M.T., 136-24 

Tabor, Joseph, 168-12, 108-2 

Tadashi, Adachi, 154-23 

Tadesse, Shimels, 158-35 

Tadesse, Wubishet, 116-33 

Tagami, Keiko, 135-19, 135-7 

Tagmann, Hans Ulrich, 59-3 

Tahoun, Salah A., 113-2 

Taimo, J.P.C., 149-20 

Takada, Hisayoshi, 15-11 

Takahashi, Masamichi, 144-9, 177-36 

Takahashi, Tadashi, 144-17, 154-65 

Takaku, Yuichi, 135-25 

Takamatu, Rieko, 3-5 

Takashi, Kosaki, 140-22 

Takasu, Eiichi, 126-19 

Takata, Yusuke, 166-19, 68-4 

Takeda, Akira, 135-25, 135-17 

Takeda, Hiroshi, 135-3 

Takeda, Hiroyuki, 168-14 

Takenaka, Chisato, 118-6 

Talbott, Jonathan L., 51-8 

Talukder, A.S.M.H.M., 155-133 

Tamimi, Meysam, 118-7 

Tamminen, Pekka, 47-3 

Tamura, Kenji, 133-4 

Tan, C. S., 145-19 

Tan, Chin, 123-10 

Tan, C.S., 154-72 

Tan, Hongwei, 155-108 

Tan, Ivy, 70-4 

Tan, Ivy Y. S., 155-85 

Tan, Manzhi, 28-4 

Tan, Wen Feng, 144-14, 139-4 

Tanaka, Donald L., 151-26 

Tanaka, Nagaharu, 177-17 

Tanaka, Sota, 45-24, 130-4 

Tanaka, Ueru, 95-6 

Tandarich, John, 122-8 

Tang, Caixian, 155-128, 54-6 

Tang, Jia-Liang, 48-5 

Tangumonkem, Eric T., 93-12 

Tani, Masayuki, 166-32, 154-24 

Tanida, Hajime, 135-11 

Tanikawa, Norimasa, 154-41 

Tanji, Kenneth K., 153-24, 153-30 

Tanneberg, Hartmut, 51-3, 126-6 

Tappero, Ryan, 145-50 

Tappero, Ryan V., 21-2 

Targulian, Victor O., 78-8 

Tarkalson, David, 155-127 

Tarnocai, Charles, 40-2, 106-1 

Tarquis, A.M., 60-3 

Tarquis, Ana M., 19-6, 150-8, 42-15, 

160-2, 115-15, 137-29 

Tarvainen, Timo, 13-1 

Tarzia, Domingo A., 116-12 

Tasistro, Armando S., 154-4 

Taskey, Ronald D., 122-21 

Tateda, Y., 9-1 

Tateo, Fabio, 143-2 

Tattari, Sirkka, 39-4 

Tau, Tran Kong, 154-9 

Taubald, Heinrich, 121-10 

Tauchnitz, Sebastian J., 45-6 

Tawornpruek, Saowanuch, 85-7 

Taylor, Henry, 56-15 

Taylor, James A., 56-15 

Taylor, Kathryn, 155-136 

Taylor, Robert, 126-16, 155-99 

Taylor-Powell, Ellen, 149-10 

Tayub Mrabet, Tayub, 155-169 

Tazisong, Irenus A., 144-31 

Tchienkoua, M., 128-13 

Teal, R. K., 155-98 

Teal, Roger, 155-88 

Teare, Brody, 153-22 

Teasdale, John, 167-16 

Tedrow, John C., 40-1 

Tegtmeier, Ursula, 120-12 

Teixeira, Wenceslau G., 72-4, 72-3 

Tejada, Manuel, 166-39 

Tejedor, Marisa, 42-13, 126-1 

Tenorio Arvide, Maria Guadalupe, 126- 

4, 139-36 

Tenuta, Mario, 144-28, 6-8 

Teppen, Brian, 65-1, 110-9 

Teppen, Brian J., 154-27, 79-4, 110-6 

Terribile, Fabio, 126-17, 126-13, 136- 

26, 101-1 

Terruzzi, Laura, 144-54 

Terry, Dennis, 109-5 

Terry, Richard E., 8-5 

Terzano, Roberto, 51-9, 143-2 

Tessaro, L. C., 154-14 

Tessier, Daniel, 59-3, 64-4 

Teste, Francois, 177-11 

Teuber, Nolberto, 154-28 

Tevez, Hector R., 139-15 

Tewolde, Haile, 163-25 

Thai, Truong Giang, 39-7 

Thakali, Sagar, 86-1 

Thanachit, Suphicha, 119-22 

Thapa, K. B., 150-7 

Thatikunta, Ramesh, 129-2 

Theler, Carole, 164-14 

Theng, Benny K.G., 52-1 

Theocharopoulos, Sid. P., 151-32 

Thery, Pierre, 19-12 

Thiele, Stefanie, 28-5 

Thieme, Jürgen, 63-8 

Thies, Janice, 133-1, 138-54, 133-16, 

133-17, 141-5, 133-15 

Thies, Janice E., 142-9, 148-15 

Thieuleux, Line, 155-28 

Thimm, A., 120-9 

Thiombiano, Lamourdia, 57-9, 11-6 

Thippeshappa, G.N., 155-156, 154-1 

Thiyageshwari, S., 163-26 

Thiyageshwari, Subramanium, 163-4, 

177-2, 163-7, 155-159 

Tholkappian, Panchaksharam, 155-69 

Thom, William, 150-18 

Thomas, Doug, 1-12 

Thomas, Frédéric, 149-30 

Thomas, H. R., 178-24 

Thomas, Joan Elizabeth, 39-23, 145-43 

Thomas, Mark, 74-2, 55-4 

Thomas, Stephon, 19-5 

Thomason, W.E., 155-18 

Thomasson, J. Alex, 115-24 

Thompson, Jacqueline, 149-4 

Thompson, James, 116-45, 3-3 

Thompson, Michael L., 115-51 

Thornton, Philip K., 70-1 

Thuita, Moses, 155-161 

Thwaites, Robin N., 28-3, 122-19, 12- 

12 

Tian, Guanglong, 178-29, 148-20 

Tian, Junliang, 150-1 

Tibbett, Mark, 158-27 

Tiedje, James M., 3-7 

Tijani-Eniola, Hassan, 155-55 

Timlin, Dennis, 4-3, 48-1 

Tinh, Tran Kim, 39-19 

Tippkötter, Rolf, 43-5, 142-1 

Tirez, Kristof, 144-56 

Tischenko, Svetlana A., 118-8 

Tisdall, Judy, 136-20 

Tittarelli, Fabio, 173-13 

T.M., Thiyagarajan, 168-24, 168-25 

Todd, Tim, 138-53 

Toderi, Giovanni, 138-74 

Tognetti, Conrado, 105-5 

Togun, Adeniyi O., 154-25 

Toivonen, Peter, 155-132 

Tojo Soler, Cecilia M., 116-54 

Tokunaga, Ko-Ichi, 3-5 

Tolaymat, Thabet, 63-6 

Toledo, Luciano De Oliveira, 130-5 

Tolk, Judy, 100-3 

Tolmie, Philippa E., 112-3 

Tolner, Lászlo, 139-29, 116-21 

Tom, Harry, 145-37 

Toman, Frantisek, 22-4 

Tombacz, Etelka, 123-3 

Tomic, Franjo, 148-5 

Tong, Juxiu, 153-38 

Tonkonogov, Valentine D., 42-9, 175-6 

Tonneijck, Femke H., 4-5 

Tonon, Giustino, 177-31 

Toor, Gurpal, 147-6, 154-19, 154-61 

Topalanchik, A.R., 137-16, 115-35 

Topark-Ngarm, Bubpha, 159-25 

Topazh, Alexandr, 137-1 

Topp, G.Clarke, 100-4 

Topp, Kairsty F.E., 59-4 

Toppler, Nadia R., 39-13 

Torab, Magdy M., 83-6 

Torabi-Golsefidi, Hossein, 156-7, 39-6, 

179-2 

Torigoe, Takahiro, 145-25 

Torn, Margaret, 135-18 

Torrent, José, 174-1, 29-3 

Torres Sanchez, Rosa Maria, 139-15, 

145-33 

Torres, Eleno, 138-33, 136-12, 136-14 

Torrisi, Biagio Francesco, 95-7 

Torstensson, Gunnar, 162-9 

Tortella, Gonzalo R., 145-20 

Totsche, Kai, 144-21, 158-28 

Totsche, Kai Uwe, 36-4 

Tountas, Panagiotis, 151-32 

Trakoonyingcharoen, Punyisa, 128-11 

Tran, Kim Tinh, 39-20 

Trejo, Marco, 148-9 

Trelo-Ges, Vidhaya, 159-25 

Trevizam, Anderson Ricardo, 11-2 

Tri, Le Quang, 33-9 

Triantafilis, John, 14-5, 160-18, 160- 

15, 74-5 

Tribe, Lorena, 145-32 

Triegel, Elly, 39-22 

Trinchera, Alessandra, 95-7 

Trinks, Steffen, 98-3 

Trisorio Liuzzi, Giuliana, 68-5 

Trivelin, Paulo C. O., 152-2 

Trofymow, Tony, 17-7 

Trolard, F., 139-24 

Trolove, Stephen, 67-2, 154-38 

Trombino, Luca, 109-11 

Trumbore, Susan E., 135-18 

Trükmann, Katrin, 57-7, 156-16 

Tsai, Chen-Chi, 122-15 

Tsai, Heng, 123-2 

Tsai, Siu Mui, 133-16, 133-17 

Tsatskin, Alexander, 92-5, 29-2, 156-19 

Tsegaye, Teferi, 116-33 

Tseng, Mei-Hwei, 35-5 

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Tsouloucha, F., 151-32 

Tsugiyuki, Masunaga, 178-30 

Tsui, Chun-Chih, 146-14 

Tsukada, Hirofumi, 135-25, 135-17 

Tsuruta, Haruo, 138-75 

Tu, Ching, 48-7 

Tu, Denise, 119-6 

Tu, Xingnan, 158-39 

Tubana, B. S., 155-98 

Tufano, Katharine, 73-5, 50-1 

Tufano, Katharine J., 51-5 

Tugay, Tatyana, 135-1 

Tugel, Arlene J., 16-4, 53-5 

Tuli, Atac, 45-9 

Tulina, Anastasiya, 163-2, 138-40 

Tuller, Markus, 137-8 

Tume, Pedro, 7-6 

Tunega, Daniel, 139-12, 110-1 

Tunney, Hubert, 150-23 

Tuovinen, Olli, 102-2 

Tuovinen, Olli H., 44-7 

Turco, Ronald, 138-82 

Turcotte, David E., 119-2 

Turekeldieva, Rimma, 114-1 

Turetsky, Merritt R., 102-6 

Turick, Charles, 145-48 

Turk, J.K., 85-11 

Turner, David P., 166-43 

Turner, Debra, 166-50 

Turner, Janet, 152-12 

Turrubiartes-Higuera, Karen, 158-30 

Tursina, Tatiana V., 1-5 

Tuttle, Wes, 74-1 

Tyler, Donald D., 45-17, 138-71 

Tyler, Scott, 35-3 

Tylianakis, Jason, 45-25 

Tyufekchieva, Nora A., 63-8 

Tziouvalekas, M, 115-54 

Tzora, Athina, 140-19 

Täumer, Karsten, 136-4 

Tóth, Brigitta, 119-9 

Tóth, Gergely, 150-4, 150-13 

Tóth, Tibor, 179-5, 99-6, 150-13 

U 

Uchida, Shigeo, 135-7, 135-10, 135-3, 

135-19 

Udawatta, Ranjith P., 137-5, 137-12, 

138-69 

Uddin, Mohammad Jashim, 118-10 

Udomsri, Satira, 122-11 

Ueno, Chihoko, 20-6 

Ueno, Hideto, 155-102 

Ugolini, Fiorenzo C., 113-1 

Ulery, April L., 135-22, 135-8 

Ulger, Can A.,, 154-20 

Ullah, R., 155-117 

Ultra, Venecio U., 155-155 

Uma Devi, Ramar, 155-159, 155-61 

Uma Devi, Ramar, 170-26 

Umarova, Aminat, 136-8 

Unamunzaga, Olatz, 60-9 

Unang, Brangking, 130-4 

Upchurch, Rima, 94-5 

Uren, Nick, 136-20 

Urquiaga, S., 2-1 

Urquiaga, Segundo, 138-33, 2-3 

Urrego, John, 47-2 

Urushadze, Tengiz, 173-8 

Ushakumari, K., 162-16 

Ushiwata, Silvio Yoshiharu, 170-30 

Usowicz, Boguslaw, 116-8 

Uspenskaya, Olga N., 120-3 

Usunoff, Eduardo, 176-6 

Utkaeva, V.F., 136-15 

Uyo, Lah J., 173-4 

V 

V. Lützow, Margit, 15-15 

V, Pardhasaradhi, 162-19 

184 

Vadakattu, Gupta V.S.R., 140-4, 20-3, 

80-3 

Vadas, Peter, 116-50 

Vageesh, T.S., 150-16 

Vagen, T-G, 160-8 

Vaillant, Grace, 170-10 

Vaio, Nicolas, 155-104 

Val’kov, Vladimir F., 123-5, 129-4 

Valente, Antonio, 45-9 

Valera Perez, Miguel A., 126-4 

Valera, Angel, 159-2 

Valkova, Tatyana Y., 130-6 

Valladares, Denis, 156-13 

Valladares, Gustavo Souza, 118-16, 42- 

10 

Van Averbeke, Wim, 166-43 

Van Breemen, Nico, 138-30 

Van Cleemput, O., 5-1 

Van Cleemput, Oswald, 17-9 

Van Dam, Remke L., 128-3 

Van Den Dijssel, Carlo, 112-5 

Van Den Dijssel, Carlo, 156-23 

Van Der Borg, Klaas, 120-12 

Van Der Velde, Marijn, 45-15, 153-15, 

112-5 

Van Der Zee, Sjoerd, 168-10 

Van Eekeren, Nick, 162-21 

Van Es, Harold M., 70-4, 25-3, 115-28, 

148-15, 155-105 

Van Es, Harold M., 155-85 

Van Genuchten, M. Th., 48-12, 48-11, 

119-3, 119-4 

Van Groenigen, Kees Jan, 138-30 

Van Heel, Simon, 97-4 

Van Huyssteen, Cornelius W., 90-1 

Van Kessel, Chris, 138-30 

Van Kessel, Chris, 17-7 

Van Keulen, Herman, 138-66 

Van Leeuwen, John, 34-3 

Van Mourik, J. M., 77-4 

Van Pelt, R. Scott, 151-3 

Van Ranst, Eric, 47-3, 116-61 

Van Roy, Sandra, 144-56 

Van Schaik, Joris W.J., 73-2, 139-13 

Van Scoyoc, George, 172-9 

Van Vliet Lanoe, Brigitte, 129-11 

Vanbroekhoven, Karolien, 86-2, 144-56 

Vanclooster, Marnik, 45-15, 153-15 

Vandenberg, Bruce, 25-4, 116-52 

Vanderlinden, Karl, 115-38 

Vanino, Silvia, 151-27, 149-27 

Vanlauwe, Bernard, 138-24, 115-31, 

76-4 

Varcoe, Jon, 34-3 

Varella, Carlos Alberto Alves, 91-8, 

115-53, 115-48 

Varghese, Thomas, 39-2 

Varma, P. K., 152-6 

Varni, Marcelo, 176-6 

Vasanthi, Dhandapni, 166-9 

Vasconcelos, Antônio Carlos Machado, 

149-26, 45-10 

Vasenev, Ivan I., 78-12 

Vasilas, Bruce, 118-25 

Vasilas, Lenore, 118-25 

Vasilieva, Natalia A., 138-38 

Vasina, E.N., 79-3 

Vasques, Gustavo M., 160-22 

Vass, József, 150-13 

Vassos, Dimitrios, 140-19 

Vasuki, N., 139-44 

Vaughan, Robert, 85-4 

Vavoulidou, Evangelia, 115-44, 152-5 

Vazquez, Cirilo, 162-27, 162-29, 155- 

62, 153-17 

Vazquez-Vazquez, Cirilo, 153-31 

Veenstra, Jessica, 138-35 

Vegh, K. R., 155-109 

Vekemans, Bart, 51-9, 143-2 

Velasco, Juan, 151-8 

Velde, Bruce, 155-43 

Veldkamp, Edzo, 45-25 

Veldkamp, Tom, 151-39 

Velickovic, Miroslava V., 178-9 

Velizarova, Emiliya, 124-5 

Vellidis, George, 84-1 

Veluci, Roberta M., 45-26 

Velázquez Rosas, Noé, 177-10 

Vemuri, Narasimham L., 135-29, 135- 

28 

Vendrell, Paul F., 56-12 

Veneman, Peter L.M., 118-15 

Veneman, Petrus L.M., 139-34 

Venkateswarlu, B, 152-1 

Venteris, Erik, 7-1 

Ventrella, Domenico, 153-29 

Ventura, Eusebio, 38-4 

Vepraskas, Michael, 107-1, 119-14, 34- 

1 

Vera, Andrea, 33-2 

Vera, R., 93-6 

Verchot, Louis, 138-54, 147-11 

Verchot, L.V., 156-2 

Verchout, Louis, 83-1 

Verdoodt, Ann, 116-61 

Verkhovets, Irina A., 125-6 

Verma, Arvind, 155-89 

Verma, Sudhir, 136-25 

Verma, T.S., 154-10 

Verma, V.K., 115-52 

Verstraten, Jacobus M., 4-5 

Vetter, Joshua W., 151-18 

Vetterlein, Doris, 51-3, 139-17 

Viana, Aline G., 135-31 

Vidacek, Zeljko, 107-5 

Vidal, Alain, 112-2, 153-38 

Vidal, Iván, 33-2 

Vieira, Frederico C. B., 138-79 

Vieira, Sidney, 115-53, 53-2, 91-8 

Vieira, Sidney R., 151-12 

Vieira, Sidney R., 100-4 

Vieublé-Gonod, Laure, 43-1, 102-8 

Vigil, Merle F., 138-61, 152-4 

Vignozzi, Nadia, 101-4, 115-57, 136-5 

Vijayakumar, G., 155-2 

Vijayasankar Babu, M, 152-1 

Vilchevskaya, Ekaterina V., 74-3, 160- 

19 

Villagarcía, Luís, 119-10, 119-12 

Villaneda, Edgar, 155-90 

Villegas, Elda, 155-93 

Villemin, Genevieve, 135-33 

Villemin, Geneviève, 178-2, 144-26 

Vincent, Bernard, 112-2, 153-38 

Vincent, Robert K., 170-16 

Vinci, I., 85-10 

Vincze, Laszlo, 143-2 

Vinutha, C.M., 139-44, 154-50 

Violante, A., 73-4, 139-2 

Violante, Antonio, 144-50, 144-43, 

144-44, 144-49 

Viscarra Rossel, Raphael, 56-15 

Viscarra Rossel, Raphael A., 131-10, 

131-13 

Viscarra-Rossel, Raphael, 18-2 

Vistoso, Erika, 144-46 

Viswanathan, Thulasi, 138-23 

Vitali, Giuliano, 146-2 

Vitalij, Ignatov, 154-17 

Vitousek, Peter M., 41-4 

Vittal, Kpr, 152-1 

Vladychenskii, Alexander S., 125-6 

Vlek, Paul L.G., 103-3, 159-9 

Vo Thi, Guong, 154-12, 39-7 

Vo, Thi Guong, 39-10 

Vodyanitskii, Yuriy N., 175-8 

Voegelin, Andreas, 50-2, 144-53 

Vogeler, Iris, 166-7, 145-52, 123-11, 

156-23 

Vogwill, Ryan J., 174-2 

Voiculescu, Anca Rovena, 168-3 

Voidarou, Crisa, 140-19 

Volkova, Natalia A., 99-4 

Volland-Tuduri, Nathalie, 64-2 

Von Der Heide, Carolin, 48-8 

Von Luetzow, Margit, 138-77 

Von Unold, Georg, 45-3 

Von Wilpert, Klaus, 17-14 

Vona, Marton, 156-17 

Vonella, A. Vittorio, 75-5 

Voortman, J., 115-39 

Voroney, R.P., 155-16, 155-14 

Vrbek, Boris, 129-1, 177-4 

Vrscaj, Borut, 95-9 

Vu, Dang Thanh, 155-128 

Vu, Tien Khang, 155-107 

Vyn, T. J., 138-46, 148-17 

Vyn, Tony, 76-2 

Vyn, Tony J., 75-13, 138-70 

Vyspolsky, F., 23-11 

Vágó, Imre, 139-29, 139-22 

Várallyay, György, 150-13 

Vávrová, Petra, 138-21, 118-19 

W 

Wodarczyk, Teresa, 89-5, 164-11 

Waal, Rein De, 163-3 

Wada, Mitsuru, 160-24 

Waddington, S.R., 168-19, 81-3 

Wagai, Rota, 52-3 

Wagaw, Mezemir, 116-33 

Wagner, Daniel, 3-10 

Wagner, Stephen, 109-8 

Wagner, Travis, 178-15 

Wagner-Riddle, Claudia, 158-23 

Wahbi, A., 9-2 

Waissman Assadian, Naomi, 144-13 

Wakatsuki, Toshiyuki, 178-30, 155- 

134, 155-26, 155-95, 167-1 

Wakindiki, Isaiah I.C., 149-22, 138-81 

Walczak, Ryszard, 56-10 

Waldrop, Mark, 102-6 

Wales, William J., 162-33 

Walker, Charles, 107-10, 48-6 

Walker, Charlie, 31-8 

Walker, Donald A., 40-2 

Walker, Forbes, 161-7, 150-18 

Walker, Robin L., 59-4 

Wall, Diana, 46-2, 102-3 

Walley, Fran L., 65-3 

Walsh, Markus, 18-1, 160-8 

Walter, Christian, 137-3, 100-5, 122- 

17, 120-8, 71-5 

Walter, Ingrid, 158-32 

Walters, Daniel, 76-2, 155-127 

Waltman, Sharon, 74-1, 115-39, 137-16 

Waltman, Sharon W., 115-46, 116-45, 

12-13 

Waltman, William J., 115-46 

Waltman, W.J., 137-16, 115-35, 116-45, 

115-39 

Wamalwa, Margaret, 105-3 

Wander, Michelle, 138-82, 82-1 

Wang, Bronwen, 117-3 

Wang, Chih-Jung, 135-15 

Wang, Dong, 56-14, 136-19 

Wang, Dongmei, 35-13 

Wang, Enli, 116-39, 70-6 

Wang, Gailing, 166-50 

Wang, Guo, 135-6 

Wang, Hailong, 177-15, 158-31 

Wang, Hongmei, 44-7 

Wang, Hui, 145-15 

Wang, Jeng-Jong, 144-10 

Wang, Jianguo, 146-3 

Wang, Ming, 177-16 

Wang, Ming K., 134-3 

Wang, Ming-Kuang, 144-10 

Wang, Ming-Zhu, 120-9 

Wang, Ping, 146-3 

Wang, Rongxun, 11-12 

Wang, Shirley, 155-158 

Wang, Shouyu, 145-36 

Wang, Xiaojuan, 154-70 

Wang, Z. H., 152-9 

Wanting, Ling, 65-5 

Wanty, Richard B., 13-3 

Ward, Andy, 45-8

Ward, Nicholas J., 39-3 

Warkentin, Benno, 173-6 

Warnemuende, E.A., 22-2 

Warner, Eric W., 116-23 

Warren, J.G., 155-18 

Warrick, Arthur, 137-45 

Waskom, Reagan M., 154-39 

Wasli, Mohd Effendi, 130-4 

Wasserman, Maria Angélica, 135-31 

Watanabe, Akira, 15-11 

Watanabe, Kazuhiko, 142-18, 142-17 

Watanabe, Makiko, 132-8 

Watanabe, Mio, 104-11 

Watanabe, Takeshi, 118-13, 155-107 

Watanabe, Tetsuhiro, 125-4 

Watawala, Ransilu C., 2-1, 145-14 

Watkins, Ron, 174-2 

Watling, Kristie M., 5-10 

Watson, Christine A., 167-18, 59-1, 59- 

4 

Watteau, Françoise, 178-2 

Watts, Don, 154-57 

Watts, Jennifer D., 10-12 

Watzinger, Andrea, 141-3 

We, Chi Do, 140-9 

Wearing, Catherine L., 138-41 

Webb, Trevor H., 107-6 

Weber, Paul, 39-23 

Wehmueller, W.A., 129-6 

Wei, Ze-Bin, 144-7 

Weil, Ray R., 138-82, 167-16, 155-40 

Weill, Mara De A. M., 66-4 

Weindorf, David, 170-6, 154-56 

Weippert, Heike, 116-24 

Weisz, Randy, 45-23 

Welch, R.M., 105-2 

Well, Reinhard, 170-21 

Welles, Jonathan M., 138-31 

Welti, Ruth, 36-3 

Wen, Anbang, 157-1 

Wendroth, O., 75-12 

Wendroth, Ole, 116-32, 144-25, 4-5 

Weng, Yaofu, 128-10 

Wenzl, Peter, 104-2 

Weon, Hang-Yeon, 102-4 

Were, Ana, 119-10 

Werlang, Lovania M., 116-16, 116-20 

Werner, Gerd, 33-2 

Wersinger, Jm, 115-17 

Werth, Martin, 35-7, 1-4 

Wessolek, Gerd, 171-5, 98-3, 136-4, 

137-15 

West, L.T., 51-6, 107-9, 115-56 

Westfall, D.G., 147-15 

Westfall, Dwayne, 37-2, 75-8, 19-10 

Westfall, Dwayne G., 166-43 

Westgate, John A., 175-14 

Wettemann, Joseph, 161-6 

Whalen, Joann K., 154-64 

Whelan, Brett, 56-15 

Whish, Jeremy, 112-3 

White, Art, 125-7 

White, Ed, 107-11, 124-2 

White, G. N., 128-4 

White, G. Norman, 51-12 

White, Maggie, 15-8 

White, Paul, 138-53 

White, R.A., 115-39 

White, Robert, 116-56 

Whitehead, Wayne, 155-158 

Whitman, William, 94-5 

Whitney, Greg, 122-10 

Whittlesey, Lisa, 161-2 

Wicks, Santhi, 138-44 

Wiebe, Keith, 68-1 

Wiebers, Matt, 155-10 

Wiedenfeld, Robert, 153-39 

Wieder, Moshe, 49-3 

Wienhold, Brian J., 103-5 

Wiesenberg, Guido L.B., 120-12 

Wight, Jason P., 138-71 

Wilczek, Andrzej, 56-10 

Wildeman, Thomas, 93-11 

Wilding, Larry P., 41-3 

Wilding, Lawrence P., 71-2, 119-8, 

132-11 

Wilford, John R., 74-2 

Wilke, Brook, 155-126 

Wilkens, Paul, 161-1, 4-4 

Wilkin, Richard T., 144-37, 63-6 

Wilkinson, David E., 119-2 

Wilkinson, Marshall T., 49-4 

Willers, Jeffery L., 48-10 

Williams, Aaron, 63-6 

Williams, Aaron G.B., 63-4 

Williams, Randy, 84-1 

Williams, Stacy, 167-16 

Williams, Steve, 138-86, 138-37, 138- 

80 

Williamson, David, 78-5 

Willian, Todd, 147-7 

Wilson, Clare, 117-1 

Wilson, Clare A., 33-1 

Wilson, Gail, 138-53, 138-9 

Wilson, G.V., 89-3 

Wilson, John, 151-31 

Wilson, M.A., 117-2 

Wilson, Mike, 9-12 

Windhorn, Roger D., 56-5 

Winiwarter, Verena, 113-3 

Winkler, Peter, 139-12 

Winklerprins, Antoinette, 133-7 

Wiriya-Alongkorn, Winai, 170-7 

Wirth, Christian, 47-3 

Wirth, Stephan J., 17-6 

Withers, Daniel L ., 56-5 

Withers, Paul, 151-11, 154-32, 151-7 

Witt, Christian, 76-3 

Wittenmayer, Lutz, 142-2 

Wittie, Roger, 154-56 

Woche, Susanne K., 137-2 

Woldemariam, Tadesse, 158-35 

Wolf, Ruth E., 13-3 

Wolfe, David, 148-15 

Woli, Krishna Prasad, 170-14 

Wong, Jonathan Wc, 145-21, 144-64 

Wong, M. T. F., 157-11 

Wong, Vanessa N.L., 163-27 

Wood, C. Wesley, 116-22 

Wood, James, 112-4 

Wood, Stanley, 150-9 

Wood, W. Raymond, 120-7 

Woodbury, Peter B., 160-20 

Woodruff, Laurel G., 13-2, 117-4 

Woods, William I., 133-6 

Wopereis, Marco C.S., 155-164, 76-4 

Wortmann, Charles, 155-127 

Wresowar, Martin, 163-3 

Wu, Jindong, 56-14 

Wu, Jingwei, 112-2, 153-38 

Wu, Ke-Ning, 109-10, 178-6, 179-3 

Wu, Laosheng, 159-19 

Wu, Qi-Tang, 144-7 

Wu, Sen-Po, 85-8 

Wu, Shanmei, 119-25, 145-51 

Wu, Tiehang, 102-5 

Wu, Ya-Fang, 115-51 

Wyenandt, A., 155-103 

Wysocki, Doug, 107-3, 119-1 

Wysocki, Douglas, 122-10, 107-4 

Wösten, Henk, 34-5 

X 

Xavier, Mauro Alexandre, 149-26 

Xiaori, Han, 138-45, 155-149 

Xie, Hongtu, 156-4 

Xie, Rulin, 155-108 

Xing, Baoshan, 145-44, 52-5, 110-8, 

145-16, 145-36, 145-42 

Xinyu, Zhang, 83-14 

Xinzhi, Chen, 83-14 

Xiubing, He, 8-2 

Xiumei, Zhan, 155-149 

Xu, Baizhong, 139-26 

Xu, Feng-Lin, 145-26 

Xu, Haiping, 73-6 

Xu, Jianming, 65-5 

Xu, Liqun, 139-26, 128-10 

Xu, Liukang, 138-31 

Xu, Qing, 145-51, 119-25 

Xu, Qiufang, 17-15, 17-16 

Xu, Qiuming, 178-10 

Xu, Shengrong, 119-25 

Xu, Xingkai, 17-4 

Xu, Yan, 166-31 

Xu, Zhihong, 17-10, 17-16, 17-11, 17- 

15 

Xudong, Zhang, 117-9 

Y 

Yada, Saeko Kaburagi, 116-59 

Yadav, A.K., 153-13 

Yadav, Manav, 56-1 

Yadav, P. K,, 155-163 

Yadav, Rashmi, 81-2 

Yadav, R.K., 81-2 

Yadessa, Abebe, 158-35, 149-9 

Yaduvanshi, N.P.S, 155-49 

Yagasaki, Yasumi, 126-11 

Yaghobi, A.Z., 153-7 

Yagi, Kazuyuki, 118-11 

Yahyaabadi, Mojtaba, 140-15 

Yakusheva, Tatiana Ye., 175-10 

Yalamanda Reddy, T, 152-1 

Yalia, Potatueva, 154-17 

Yamada, Fumiei, 126-19 

Yamada, Hidekazu, 35-4 

Yamaguchi, Noriko, 135-11 

Yamamoto, Sadahero, 154-18 

Yamamoto, Takehiko, 45-24 

Yamamoto, Yoko, 104-15, 104-5 

Yamnova, I.A., 28-7 

Yamnova, Irina A., 83-5 

Yan, Tai-Lai, 149-3 

Yanai, Junta, 35-4, 155-38 

Yang, Chang-Hyu, 143-4, 166-30 

Yang, Chengdong, 158-39, 166-17, 

141-6 

Yang, Jae E., 151-14, 151-15, 51-4, 57- 

6, 171-8, 144-4, 158-21 

Yang, Jae-E, 166-44 

Yang, Jinchul, 140-8 

Yang, Jingsong, 156-20 

Yang, Jingyi, 116-28, 116-58 

Yang, Jingzong, 112-2 

Yang, Jinyan, 73-6 

Yang, Jinzhong, 153-38 

Yang, Linzhang, 145-15 

Yang, Rongqing, 24-5 

Yang, Shengmao, 146-3 

Yang, Shengmao, 146-3 

Yang, Su-Chan, 151-14 

Yang, Xiaoe, 73-6 

Yang, Xueming, 145-19, 116-28, 116- 

58 

Yang, Zheng Ming, 104-5 

Yang, Zhihui, 155-173 

Yanmei, Gao, 138-78 

Yaroslavtsev, Alexeys M., 140-3 

Yasin, M., 155-117 

Yau, Sui-Kwong, 96-3 

Ye, Fabing, 145-4 

Ye, Rong, 178-17 

Ye, Zhongjie, 128-10 

Yeboah, E., 138-24 

Yel’nikov, Ivan, 155-64, 154-37 

Yemefack, M., 128-13 

Yemefack, Martin, 41-5 

Yermiyahu, Uri, 153-20 

Yermolayev, Alexandr M., 177-18 

Yevdokimov, Ilya V., 35-8, 140-32, 

177-18 

Yi, Long, 8-2 

Yim, Woojong, 94-4 

Yimamu, Fassil Kebede, 164-9 

Yin, Bei, 80-4 

Yin, Bin, 178-10 

Yin, Rui, 145-15 

Yin, Xinhua, 75-13, 152-12 

Ying, Samantha, 73-5 

Yirong, Su, 163-18 

Yli-Halla, Markku, 137-49 

Yli-Halla, Markku J., 41-3, 39-4 

Yoder, Daniel C., 22-1 

Yoko, Oki, 154-23 

Yong Woong, Kim, 142-8, 142-15, 142- 

7, 142-20, 142-11 

Yongqing, Qi, 8-2 

Yonovitz, Maureen, 127-14 

Yoo, Chul-Hyun, 166-30, 143-4 

Yoo, Kyung-Yoal, 151-14, 151-15, 51- 

4, 144-4, 158-21, 57-6 

Yoo, Kyungsoo, 55-1 

Yoo, Sung Yung, 104-6, 155-32 

Yoon, Deok Hoon, 151-42 

Yoon, Jung Hui, 103-2 

Yoon, Sung Won, 48-15 

Yoon, Young-Sang, 155-142, 155-15 

Yoshida, Kazuo, 155-131 

Yoshida, Shinya, 142-17, 142-18 

Yoshida, Yoshiaki, 126-19 

Yoshinaga, Shuichiro, 144-9 

Yoshiyuki, Murata, 154-23 

Yost, Russell, 4-4 

Young, Anthony, 38-1 

Young, Iain M., 20-2 

Young, Michael, 137-47 

Young, Michael H., 53-4, 35-3 

Youssef, Jawaad, 75-7 

Ypsilantis, William, 151-28 

Yu, Chan, 89-9, 154-45 

Yu, Guifen, 144-50 

Yu, Qiang, 70-6, 116-18 

Yu, Shen, 73-6 

Yu, Wantai, 15-19 

Yu, Zhongbo, 35-3 

Yu-Shu, Zhang, 155-112 

Yuan, Lu, 118-17, 118-18 

Yuita, Kouichi, 135-26 

Yulong, Zhang, 83-14 

Yun, Eui-Yong, 116-37 

Yun, Eul-Soo, 117-6, 122-20 

Yun, Eul-Soo, 150-12 

Yun, Hong Bae, 153-26 

Yun, Hongbae, 161-4 

Yun, Jong-Chul, 162-23 

Yun, Seok-In, 116-42, 116-37, 116-38, 

116-40 

Yun, Seung Gil, 104-6 

Yunusa, Isa Am., 138-49 

Yusiharni, Baiq Emielda, 154-31 

Yves-Marie, Cabidoche, 153-23 

Yáñez, Carolina, 144-66 

Z 

Zaboyeva, Iya, 42-9 

Zaghloul, A.M., 139-16 

Zagórski, Zbigniew, 121-8, 121-9 

Zaharihina, Lalita V., 109-6 

Zahedi Amiri, Ghavamodin, 28-6 

Zahedi Amiri, Ghavamoudin, 149-15 

Zahirnia, Ali Reza, 166-4, 23-16, 23-9, 

151-44, 151-36, 23-4 

Zahirnia, Alireza, 151-25 

Zalibekov, Zalibek G., 127-19 

Zaman, M., 170-12 

Zamora Tovar, Carlos, 127-17 

Zampella, Mariavittoria, 144-18 

Zampieri, Guillermo, 145-33 

Zanatta, Josiléia, 138-79 

Zanella, Augusto, 163-3 

Zanini, Ermanno, 89-1 

Zanjanchi, Mohammad Ali, 143-1 

Zanuzzi, Andrea, 176-3 

Zapata, Emma, 33-2 

Zapata, F., 1-1 

Zapata, Raul D., 126-20 

Zaprowski, Brent J., 147-13 

Zarei, Mehdi, 71-3 

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AUTHOR INDEX

Zartman, Richard, 145-35 

Zartman, Richard E., 145-12 

Zasada, Inga, 167-16 

Zazula, Grant D., 175-14 

Zdruli, Pandi, 68-5 

Zebarth, Bernie J., 31-9 

Zebchuk, Walter, 100-4 

Zech, Wolfgang, 72-4 

Zegrar, Ahmed, 131-11 

Zegrar, Ahmed, 156-22 

Zehetner, Franz, 78-7 

Zeiger, Marcus, 22-5 

Zeiliger, Anatoly, 19-11 

Zeiliguer, Anatoli, 137-19 

Zelazny, Lucian, 139-26 

Zeljko, Vidacek, 170-2 

Zende, Narayan, 23-15 

Zenova, Galina M., 140-5, 140-17 

Zepp, H., 48-5, 120-9 

Zeraat Kar, Saeed, 155-138, 145-8 

Zerihun, Ayalsew, 17-12 

Zerkoune, Mohammed, 166-27 

Zevi, Yuniati, 63-11 

Zgorelec, Zeljka, 151-34 

Zhang, Bin, 177-6, 48-5, 120-9 

Zhang, Donglin, 144-31 

Zhang, Fengrong, 166-31 

186 

Zhang, Fred, 45-8 

Zhang, Fu-Suo, 166-35 

Zhang, Fusuo, 168-10 

Zhang, Gan-Lin, 78-4, 78-3, 30-2 

Zhang, Guoshi, 177-6 

Zhang, Hailin, 150-18 

Zhang, Hua, 73-3 

Zhang, Jiacheng, 141-6 

Zhang, Jianhui, 85-14 

Zhang, Li, 17-10 

Zhang, Renduo, 137-20, 116-14 

Zhang, T.Q., 154-72 

Zhang, X., 8-2 

Zhang, Xiaoping, 138-52 

Zhang, Xinbao, 157-1 

Zhang, Xingyi, 150-3 

Zhang, Xudong, 156-4, 140-1 

Zhang, Xuelei, 28-4 

Zhang, Yaohua, 156-8 

Zhang, Yi, 138-42 

Zhang, Yong-Seon, 151-35, 151-13, 

166-44 

Zhang, Zhenhua, 118-4 

Zhang, Zhuo, 117-5 

Zhao, Chengyi, 119-23 

Zhao, Fangjie, 86-1 

Zhao, Shaohua, 15-19 

Zhao, Yihai, 177-11 

Zhdanova, Nelli, 135-1 

Zheltonozhsky, Victor, 135-1 

Zhong, Xianghao, 85-14 

Zhou, Jianmin, 2-11 

Zhou, Jizhong, 94-1 

Zhou, Liuqiang, 155-108 

Zhou, Xiaobo, 48-6, 119-24, 107-11 

Zhu, A.-Xing, 12-7, 115-42, 12-11, 85- 

1 

Zhu, De-Hai, 89-12, 149-3 

Zhu, Dongquiang, 139-3 

Zhu, Jianting, 116-47 

Zhu, Qiguang, 115-42 

Zhu, Qing, 48-6, 119-24 

Zhu, Yong-Guan, 102-7 

Zhu, Yongguan, 144-1 

Zhuang, Jie, 48-7 

Ziadi, Noura, 54-7 

Ziemath, Ervino C., 110-3 

Zigová, Anna, 101-5 

Zilberman, Joon, 153-20 

Zimmer, Daniel, 112-2 

Zimmerman, Andrew, 133-3 

Zimmermann, Michael, 138-59 

Zimmermann, Uta, 106-7 

Zinck, Alfred, 108-3 

Zingore, S., 3-1 

Zingore, Shamie, 15-6, 25-2 

Zipper, Carl E., 158-8 

Zirlewagen, Dietmar, 47-3, 17-14 

Zmuda, James, 158-7 

Znidarsic, Martin, 149-4 

Zobeck, Ted M., 103-5, 151-3, 151-26 

Zoldoske, David, 162-35 

Zotarelli, Lincoln, 136-14, 138-33, 

155-101 

Zou, Chunqin, 168-10 

Zou, Zhong, 24-5 

Zougmoré, Robert B., 75-10, 37-4 

Zsigrai, György, 139-29 

Zsolnay, Adam, 123-3 

Zubkova, Tatiana A., 159-13, 44-1, 44- 

2, 113-4 

Zucca, Claudio, 172-5 

Zuniga, Rafael, 162-27, 162-29 

Zuo, Qiang, 116-14 

Zurheide, Philip, 3-10 

Zuñiga, Rafael, 176-7 

Zuñiga, Rafael, 155-62 

Zölitz-Moeöller, Reinhard, 115-13

Lifestream 

The virid land was lush and wild 

The unkempt beauty of a tousled child 

Its people nestled the red rocked land 

And ate the fruits from its dusty hand 

They drank the drams of ancient stores 

Primeval rains that soils did leach 

Through crusts of earth to hidden wells 

So deep that only time could reach 

From the roaring river underneath 

Surfaced a salt-savored flood 

The people drank and the ancient stream 

Became their briny blood 

White flames of fire may scorch the bush 

Tractors and scythes may hew 

But the deep dark stream will wash the roots 

And force the buds anew 

Sprinkle sculptured buildings 

On the scene that is erased 

But see who walks among them 

With dignity and grace 

The earth supports their barefoot steps 

Babes bulge on their backs 

Ancient streams pulse through their veins 

They walk the ancestral track 

Patricia Brams, Ph.D. 

Dr. Brams is an International Educator who has served as 

Professor in Communications at Njala University College Sierra 

Leone. 

We Call It Soil 

IUSS Anthem 

Chorus 

It is our life! We call it soil 

It is the stuff, in which we toil 

From soil we've sprung, to soil we'll go 

Protect the soil of this earth so we can grow 

Verse I 

From podsols beneath snow drifts 

To aridisols where few crops live 

Soil is as varied, as the rainbow 

And is as precious as a rainbow's pot of gold 

Chorus 

Verse II 

Some soils are dry, some soils are wet 

Some soils are fertile, and from them high yields you get 

But if you don't, give to the soil 

Then you will not reap a thing for all your toil 

Chorus 

Verse III 

We study chelates, leachates and porosity 

We learn our muck and peat and mineralogy 

Some study urban, some are in rural 

And we can tell, just by the smell, who's in manural 

Chorus 

Verse IV 

Soils are just like humanity 

With yellow, brown, red, black and white--You'll see 

That some are dull, and some are gray 

And can fall prey to greed of man, that's our decay 

Chorus (LEAD) 

Verse V 

A living world beneath our feet 

It even lives, beneath our streets 

With flora and fauna so complete 

It can save us from the brownfields of defeat 

Chorus (OUT) 

Music: "Boxturtle Bob" Chirnside 

Lyrics: "Boxturtle Bob" Chirnside and A.E. Hartemink 

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