Experimental and Instrumental Techniques for the Analysis in Soil Science

G. Almendros Martín Affiliation: Centro de Ciencias Mediambientales - CSIC Biography: no disponible M. Benito Capa Affiliation: ETSI Agrónomos - UPM Biography: no disponible R. Bienes Allas Affiliation: Dpto. de Investigación Agroambiental - IMIDRA Biography: no disponible V. Cala Rivero Affiliation: Dpto. de Química Agrícola, Geología y Geoquímica - UAM Biography: no disponible E. Eymar Alonso Affiliation: Dpto. de Química Agrícola - UAM Biography: no disponible Z. Hernández Hernández Affiliation: Centro de Ciencias Mediambientales - CSIC Biography: no disponible Ch. Hontoria Fernández Affiliation: Dpto. de Edafología. ETSI Agrónomos - UPM Biography: no disponible M. Navas Vásquez Affiliation: INIA - CIAE Anzoátegui - Laboratorio de suelos y plantas Biography: no disponible J. Pérez Arias Affiliation: ETSI Agrónomos - UPM Biography: no disponible A. Piedra Buena Affiliation: Centro de Ciencias Mediambientales - CSIC Biography: no disponible J.L. Tenorio Pasamón Affiliation: Dpto. de Medio Ambiente - INIA Biography: no disponible I. Walter Ayneto (coordinacion) Affiliation: Dpto. de Medio Ambiente - INIA Biography: no disponible Cerrar

G. Almendros Martín; M. Benito Capa; R. Bienes Allas; V. Cala Rivero; E. Eymar Alonso; Z. Hernández Hernández; Ch. Hontoria Fernández; M. Navas Vásquez; J. Pérez Arias; A. Piedra Buena; J.L. Tenorio Pasamón Coordination: I. Walter Ayneto About the authors  Publication year: 2009 (revisado 2010) Language: Spanish Subjects: Environment, Agricultural, Forestry, Technologies Collection: No Collection Free eBook

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This publication corresponds to the theoretical course "Experimental and Instrumental Techniques for the Analysis in Soil Science" held at the National Research Institute for Agriculture and Food Technology (INIA, Madrid), which is a module within the training schedule "Support Experimental Techniques to Research (R & D + i) which is framed within the program of joint Public Research, funded by the National Institute of Public Administration (INAP), thanks to the General Committee for Continuing Education. It was conducted in October 2009 at INIA headquarters, under the direction of Dr. Ingrid Walter and is for staff working in the field of research in the various public research institutions. The course is planned so as to impart a set of theoretical and practical classes that address major issues of soil science. It is aimed to students to acquire basic knowledge of the main physical, chemical and biological soil properties, as well as the methodology used to determine them. This hope will help raise the knowledge of the discipline and helps to interpret the analysis as a diagnostic tool to determine soil fertility.

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