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Assessment of silt from sand and gravel processing as a suitable sub-soil material in land restoration: A glasshouse study

Mašková, Lucie; Simmons, Robert W.; De Baets, Sarah; Montero, Moran; Delmer, Aude; Sakrabani, Ruben (Elsevier, 2018-12-01)

Annually, sand and gravel processing generates approximately 20 million tonnes of non-commercial by-product as fine silt particles (<63 μm) which constitutes approximately 20% of quarry production in the UK. This study is ...
Best management practices to alleviate deep-seated compaction in asparagus (Asparagus officinalis) interrows (UK)

Mašková, Lucie; Simmons, Robert W.; Deeks, Lynda K.; De Baets, Sarah (Elsevier, 2021-07-03)

Field operations associated with UK asparagus production (re-ridging and intensive foot and vehicular trafficking of the wheelings) can result in severe deep-seated compaction in interrows, impacting on crop health and ...
A DNA-barcode biodiversity standard analysis method (DNA-BSAM) reveals a large variance in the effect of a range of biological, chemical and physical soil management interventions at different sites, but location is one of the most important aspects determining the nature of agricultural soil microbiology

Fernández-Huarte, Matías; Elphinstone, John G.; Adams, Ian P.; Vicente, Joana G.; Bhogal, Anne; Watson, Christine A.; Dussart, Francois; Stockdale, Elizabeth A.; Walshaw, John; McGreig, Sam; Simmons, Robert W.; Mašková, Lucie; Deeks, Lynda K.; Goddard, Matthew R. (Elsevier, 2023-07-06)

There are significant knowledge gaps in our understanding of how to sustainably manage agricultural soils to preserve soil biodiversity. Here we evaluate and quantify the effects of agricultural management and location on ...
Impacts of long-term application of best management practices on yields and root carbohydrate content in asparagus (Asparagus officinalis) (UK)

Mašková, Lucie; Simmons, Robert W.; Deeks, Lynda K.; De Baets, Sarah; Drost, Daniel T. (Elsevier, 2023-04-20)

Yield physiology of asparagus (Asparagus officinalis L.) is strongly influenced by biotic factors such as crown and root rot caused by Fusarium spp. and by abiotic conditions such as precipitation or temperatures, duration ...

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