Triad method for assessing the remediation effect of humic preparations on urbanozems

The data on the pollutant content, ecological toxicity, and structural and functional specifics of soil microbial communities in urbanozem sampled in the city of Kirov were used to describe the remediation effect of humic substances (lignohumate and nanomagnetitohumate). The integral index of enviro...

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Published in:Eurasian soil science 2015-06, Vol.48 (6), p.654-663
Main Authors: Pukalchik, M. A, Terekhova, V. A, Yakimenko, O. S, Kydralieva, K. A, Akulova, M. I
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bioactive properties
Bioremediation
Biota
Cities
Conservation of Soils
Degradation
Earth and Environmental Science
Earth Sciences
ecophysiology
ecotoxicology
Environmental risk
Geotechnical Engineering & Applied Earth Sciences
Humic acid
humic substances
Methods
Microbial activity
pollutants
Rehabilitation
Remediation
risk
soil microorganisms
Soils
toxic substances
Toxicants
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urban soils
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