
Volume 54 contains seven reviews covering key contemporary topics in the crop and soil sciences. The connections between agricultural practice and environmental impact are addressed in chapters on subsurface microbial ecology, herbicide-resistant field crops, and nitrification inhibitors. Also among this collection are reviews on the microbial reduction of iron, manganese, and other metals; acid tolerance of wheat; lentil breeding and production; and the use of apomixis in cultivar development. With this latest volume, Advances in Agronomy continues to be recognized as a prolific and first-rate reference by the scientific community. In 1993 Advances in Agronomy increased its publication frequency to three volumes per year, and will continue this trend as our breadth of agronomic inquiry and knowledge continues to grow. Impact of agriculture on subsurface microbial ecology Herbicide-resistant crops Microbial reduction of iron, manganese, and other metals Nitrification inhibitors Apomixis in cultivar development
This volume investigates the intersection of modern agricultural practices and their subsequent environmental impacts through a series of specialized scientific reviews. Editor Donald L. Sparks compiles research from various contributors to address critical questions regarding soil chemistry, microbial ecology, and crop development. The text serves as a technical repository for researchers seeking to understand the mechanisms behind herbicide resistance, metal reduction in soil, and advancements in plant breeding techniques.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Experts and researchers in the field of agronomy utilize this series as a foundational reference for current scientific literature. Readers frequently note the high academic density of the prose, which is intended for professionals and students within the agricultural sciences.
Page Count:
358
Publication Date:
1995-03-24
Publisher:
Academic Press
ISBN-10:
0120007541
ISBN-13:
9780120007547
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