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SESSION NO.83
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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Friday, 14 July 2006
SESSION NO. 84
Convention Center, Room 113AB, First Floor
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.
SESSION NO. 85
Convention Center, Exhibit Hall A, Theater 3, Second Floor
1.3A New Frontiers in Soil Genesis—Theater
Authors Present 8:00 AM–10:00 AM
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.