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Soil Quality Between Protected and Degraded Forests

This study demonstrates a framework for assessing the impacts of deforestation on the spatial patterns of soils using DSM techniques, which will facilitate effective land use planning and sustainable forest resource management strategies.

Improving the spatial prediction of soil organic carbon using environmental covariates selection, A comparison of a group of environmental covariates

In local and large-scale studies, environmental covariates, including topographic attributes, climate, landscape, and geomorphic processes, show a similar spatial distribution. These variables probably could not accurately reveal the spatial variation of SOC along the landscape in these studies.

Prediction of SOC Using Covariates Selection

In local and large-scale studies, environmental covariates, including topographic attributes, climate, landscape, and geomorphic processes, show a similar spatial distribution. These variables probably could not accurately reveal the spatial variation of SOC along the landscape in these studies.

Soil Quality Variability in Management Zones

Soil management would be theoretically better if soil quality within management zones were homogenous. This study offers a framework by using of unsupervised learning to investigate the homogeneity of delineated MZs in terms of soil quality.

Spatial variability of soil quality within management zones, Homogeneity and purity of delineated zones

Soil management would be theoretically better if soil quality within management zones were homogenous. This study offers a framework by using of unsupervised learning to investigate the homogeneity of delineated MZs in terms of soil quality.

Fluorescent Pseudomonads

The results of this study strongly support the combined use of phosphate solubilizer fluorescent pseudomonads with P fertilizer as a chemical-biological fertilizer package for improvement of P nutrition and grain yield in agricultural systems, while keeping safe P stocks.

Performance Evaluation of Phosphate-Solubilizing Fluorescent Pseudomonads in Minimizing Phosphorus Fertilizer Use and Improving Wheat Productivity, a Two-Year Field Study

The results of this study strongly support the combined use of phosphate solubilizer fluorescent pseudomonads with P fertilizer as a chemical-biological fertilizer package for improvement of P nutrition and grain yield in agricultural systems, while keeping safe P stocks.

A statistical approach to Study Heavy Metal Distribution

The geostatistical results demonstrated higher contents of the heavy metals in the south of the mine and in the vicinity of the mine tailings. It may be concluded from the results that the heavy metal contents of the area are impacted by anthropogenic and lithogenic factors..

A statistical approach to study the spatial heavy metal distribution in soils in the Kushk Mine, Iran

The geostatistical results demonstrated higher contents of the heavy metals in the south of the mine and in the vicinity of the mine tailings. It may be concluded from the results that the heavy metal contents of the area are impacted by anthropogenic and lithogenic factors..

Hybrid Evolutionary Models for Spatial Prediction of Soils

Based on the developed hybrid intelligence models, the ANFIS hybrid can be effective for predicting soil properties. Improved mapping of soil properties with hybrid ANFIS models is desirable for several applications such as precision agricultural, soil preservation and weather, drought and flood forecasting.