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Soil samples were taken from long-term field trials (lasting from 14 to 28 years) after wheat harvest and studied for the effect of different fertilization systems on soil chemical properties, content of the most important biogenic elements and microbiological activity in soil. Compared with unfertilized plots, the application of different fertilization systems increased the content of biogenic elements in a chernozem. Improvement of soil fertility in biogenic elements was most affected by mineral fertilizers and manure, followed by mineral fertilizers and harvest residues, while the lowest effects were achieved by the application of mineral fertilizers alone.
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Bogdanović, D., Ubavić, M., Čuvardić, M., Jarak, M. (1996). Effect of different fertilization systems on variation of soil fertility in long-term trials. In: Rodriguez-Barrueco, C. (eds) Fertilizers and Environment. Developments in Plant and Soil Sciences, vol 66. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-1586-2_36
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