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RESEARCH ARTICLE

Corrigenda - Modifications to self mulching (Ism) behavior and their implications

CD Grant and AV Blackmore

Australian Journal of Soil Research 31(5) 567 - 581
Published: 1993

Abstract

The relationship between a laboratory-based numerical index of self-mulching, I-sm, and the actual ability af soils to re-aggregate from the puddled state mas assessed and confirmed. Self-mulching behaviour, as reflected in this laboratory index, was modified, both by changing the calcium status of soils, and by the mixing together of soils having a wide range of self-mulching tendencies. The results reveal the potential significance of mineralogy and of fabric in the manifestation of self-mulching behaviour and the potential for inducing this sort of behaviour in poorly structured soils.

Keywords: Self-Mulching; Soil Structure; Cracking Clay Soils; ISm;

https://doi.org/10.1071/SR9930567c

© CSIRO 1993

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