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Among the management options for remediating subsoil compaction are deep tillage and the selection of crop rotations with deep-rooted crops, but little is known of the effects of applications of organic amendments on subsoil compaction.

The study investigated the effects of applications of three ammonium fertilizers (NH4NO3, [NH4]2SO4, and NH4Cl) and two chelators (ethylene-diamine-tetraacetic acid, EDTA, and nitrilotriacetic acid, NTA) on soil microbial community structure, and the biomass and metal distribution in tissues of king grass (Pennisetum sinese Roxb), in soils contaminated with Cd, Pb, and Zn.

To evaluate the effects of application of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) at low and high frequencies to the abdomens of Swiss mice throughout pregnancy.

Multiple effects of application of chlorine dioxide on quality parameters of intermediates (diffusion juice sucrose content and number of Leuconostoc colonies, wet pulp pressability) are compared to the standard biocides used in sugar industry.

Effects of application of biochar on CH4 emissions were generally similar to those of N2O emissions.

The residual effects of application of compost resulted to higher yield components of maize than NPK and control.

Figure 1a also illustrated that the direct effects of application of three vermicompost treatments, on soil N was found highest in vermicomposts V2 and V3 at application rates of 15 20 t ha−1.

This report shows the effects of application of nanozeolite and zeolite on MWDw as an index of aggregate stability and strength, and OC aggregate size fractions in a soil treated with some plant residues during the incubation period.

There have been studies pointing to the beneficial of effects of application of such other vegetable oil effluents as olive and palm oil-mill effluents on soil fertility indices and agronomic productivity (Macci et al. 2010; Nwoko and Ogunyemi 2010), but we are not aware of any corresponding evidence for cottonseed oil-mill effluent (COME).

Although, the effects of application of Tris, HEPES and acetate can be accounted for by the ephaptic feedback hypothesis, we aimed at further testing this idea.

We followed the effects of application of various hormone-like substances to "Mature-Green" fruits.