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11. Nodulation and biomass development of yellow and blue lucerne under pH stress
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Crop Production EcologyAbstract : Approximately 77% of global arable land use is devoted to forage cultivation, which is the basis for animal production and global food security. Therefore a sustainable and biologically diverse forage cultivation is needed. Feed for cattle needs to contain a good balance between fibre, energy and protein. READ MORE
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12. Effects of soil factors on pioneer bryophyte species composition
University essay from Lunds universitet/Examensarbeten i biologiAbstract : Bryophytes play a significant role in various ecological processes, including soil succession and colonization after disturbances. Although they are commonly believed to take up nutrients from soil solutions rather than the soil itself, the influence of soil on their growth and distribution is evident from previous studies. READ MORE
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13. Mykorrhiza i sandbäddar
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Biosystems and Technology (from 130101)Abstract : Syftet i denna studie var att undersöka om arbuskulär mykorrhiza förekommer hos Klinta trädgård där perenna växtslag odlas i sandbäddar. Sand är naturligt näringsfattig och ingen gödsling görs på odlingen vilket kan påverka växternas etablering på platsen. READ MORE
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14. Förbättrad svensk durumveteodling : såtidpunkt, kvävegödsling och ekonomi
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Soil and EnvironmentAbstract : Durumvete är en art av vete som i Europa framförallt odlas runt medelhavet. Senaste årtiondena har durumvetet även börjat odlas i Sverige. Idag är det fortfarande en nischgröda och odlingen är i huvudsak fokuserad till Gotland varifrån Lantmännen köper spannmålet för att göra pasta. READ MORE
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15. Plant community responses to 15 years of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilization along an elevational gradient in the subarctic tundra
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Forest Ecology and ManagementAbstract : Climate change in the Arctic has profound effects on tundra vegetation, directly through increasing temperatures and indirectly through changes in plant community composition and nutrient cycling. Fertilization experiments are widely used to study the effects of increased nutrient availability on arctic tundra vegetation. READ MORE