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Nutrient Transformation in Different Land Use Systems

D. Balaji Naik, K. T. Gurumurthy

International Journal of Plant & Soil Science · pp. 980–994 · Published 31 Oct 2022

10.9734/ijpss/2022/v34i232507

Abstract

Land use is an emerging socio-economic activity wherein a region of one major specific purpose utility may be converted into another land for general purpose utility. Land use and management practices influence soil nutrients related to soil processes, such as erosion, oxidation, mineralization and leaching, consequently modifying the transport and redistribution processes. Deforestation is widespread in the tropics, and future changes in land use may have an impact on soil nutrient conversions. Understanding how the ecosystem operates and estimating the effects of future land use change on soil properties require characterising the spatial variability of soil nutrients in relation to site properties such as climate, land use, topography, and other variables.

Land use nutrients nutrient transformations mineralization

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