2013 · SESSION 01

Ecosystem services provided by recycling of organic residues in agriculture

44 presentation titles in Versailles's 2013 RAMIRAN programme.

The Versailles session treated ecosystem services as measurable outcomes rather than a slogan. Soil aggregates, carbon stocks, nutrient release and biological activity appear in the titles, inviting comparisons across different organic materials and timescales.

This section preserves 44 historical presentation titles. A title documents a research question, not the result or a recommendation for current practice.

Questions in this session

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  1. S1.01Typology of exogenous organic matter based on biochemical composition to predict effects on soil aggregate stability
  2. S1.02Compost-induced improvements of soil physical properties in agricultural fields on loess
  3. S1.03Fluxes of organic matter in harvested biomass and crop residues of energy crops: effects on soil organic matter
  4. S1.04Direct and indirect effects of repeated addition of sewage sludge on soil carbon stocks evaluated in four Swedish long-term field experiments
  5. S1.05Release of nitrogen and phosphorus from composts, AD digestates and manure and detailed characterization of these materials
  6. S1.06Recycling of olive oil Mill effluents stored in ponds through agricultural land disposal.
  7. S1.07Influence of six urban compost types on sorghum growth in Donsin, sudan-sahelian area of Burkina Faso
  8. S1.08Recovery and Use of Nutrients, Energy and Organic Matter from Animal Waste
  9. S1.09Effect of the fertilisation with anaerobic, composted and pelletised sewage sludge on the levels of soil Ca and Al in a silvopastoral system under Quercus rubra L.
  10. S1.10Fertilizer value of field applied digestates
  11. S1.11The use of vermicompost and biochar to increase soil fertility and carbon sequestration of degraded soil in Northern Vietnam
  12. S1.12Long-term effect of exogenous organic matter amendments on soil invertebrate diversity
  13. S1.13Effect or organic amendments on soil enzymatic activities. Results of the “Bioindicators” French program
  14. S1.14Investigating the impact of plant composting on soil organic matter and microbial community dynamics using stable isotopes and molecular analyses
  15. S1.15Long term effects of biosolid applications on soil biological parameters
  16. S1.16Effect of slow release organic nitrogen fertilizer combined with compost on soil fertility, yield and quality of organic zucchini in sandy soil
  17. S1.17A statistical approach to assess soil biodiversity and biological activity responses to repeated organic amendment applications in cultivated soils - Relationships with soil functions
  18. S1.18Soil microbial biomass and community structure affected by repeated additions of sewage ; sludge in four Swedish long-term field experiments
  19. S1.19Long-term effects of urban waste composts on soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics in an agroecosystem: application of the NCSOIL/CERES-EGC coupled model
  20. S1.20Spatial variability of covers with harvest residues: effect on soil protection
  21. S1.21Effect of biochar on the N mineralization dynamics of an agricultural soil amended with sheep manure
  22. S1.22The perennial energy crop giant reed (Arundo donax L.) as a soil nitrate scavenger for cattle slurry application
  23. S1.23Long-term effect of organic amendments on soil enzymatic activities
  24. S1.24Fertilizer value of phosphorus in different residues
  25. S1.25The effect of vermicompost on radish (R. sativus) growth, before and after vermicompost maturation.
  26. S1.26Biomass ashes: characteristics and fertilizer use in agriculture
  27. S1.27Biochar effects on C and N mineralization and biochemical properties of soil amended with bioenergy by-products
  28. S1.28Soil biological quality and leafy crop productivity in a tunnel greenhouse under compost amendment and mineral fertilization
  29. S1.29Inoculation used in rapid composting: screening and application
  30. S1.30Incubation study of kieselguhr (diatomite) for application as organic fertilizer and soil ameliorant
  31. S1.31Changes of the plant-available soil phosphorus in the Qualiagro experiment for 13 years of cropping and repeated applications of different urban composts
  32. S1.32. Short term effects of bioenergy by-products on soil C and N mineralization and biochemical properties
  33. S1.33Rate of mineralisation of biosolids in calcareous soils: effect of the soil type and of the biosolids treatment
  34. S1.34Effect of date of sewage sludge application on tree growth and pasture production in a Pinus radiata D. Don silvopastoral system
  35. S1.35Effect of different types of sewage sludge on Cu concentration in soil and pasture in a silvopastoral system established under Pseudotsuga menziesii L.
  36. S1.36Z n pasture and soil concentrations in Quescur. rubra L. silvopastoral systems fertilised with sewage sludge
  37. S1.37Organic amendment in urban and periurban agriculture: Biochemical composition and mineralization in different types of soil
  38. S1.38Soil organic carbon accumulation in a Mollisol amended with mineral and organic fertilizers under conventional tillage and no-till systems
  39. S1.39Effect of repeated organic waste application on soil microorganisms involved in N cycle and their activities at the plot scale
  40. S1.40Effect of the application of pruning residues on the nitrogen content in an ecological olive grove
  41. S1.41Nitrogen mineralisation from spent mushroom substrates during their short-term incubation with calcareous soils
  42. S1.42Quantification by a micromorphological approach of argilluviation and bioturbation rates in soils in response to land use change and recycling of organic residues .
  43. S1.43Long-term compost amendment of a Mediterranean horticultural soil. Part I: Relationships between biological and chemical soil quality and the yield of two crops
  44. S1.44Influence of vermicompost on properties and productivity of field agrocenosis (the complex assessment)

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This is a historical bibliographic index. For the full meeting overview, see RAMIRAN 2013; for current explanations of nutrient and material pathways, visit the research guides.