Soil–aquifer phenomena affecting groundwater under vertisols: a review
Vertisols are cracking clayey soils that (i) usually form in alluvial lowlands where, normally,
groundwater pools into aquifers;(ii) have different types of voids (due to cracking), which …
groundwater pools into aquifers;(ii) have different types of voids (due to cracking), which …
Nitrate leaching from intensive organic farms to groundwater
O Dahan, A Babad, N Lazarovitch… - Hydrology and Earth …, 2014 - hess.copernicus.org
It is commonly presumed that organic agriculture causes only minimal environmental
pollution. In this study, we measured the quality of percolating water in the vadose zone …
pollution. In this study, we measured the quality of percolating water in the vadose zone …
Real-time detection of ammonium in soil pore water
R Yupiter, S Arnon, E Yeshno, I Visoly-Fisher… - npj Clean Water, 2023 - nature.com
The development of technologies for continuous measurement of nitrogen forms in the soil is
essential for optimizing the application of fertilizers in agriculture and preventing water …
essential for optimizing the application of fertilizers in agriculture and preventing water …
Characterising deep vadose zone water movement and solute transport under typical irrigated cropland in the North China Plain
Understanding the dynamics and mechanisms of soil water movement and solute transport
is essential for accurately estimating recharge rates and evaluating the impacts of …
is essential for accurately estimating recharge rates and evaluating the impacts of …
Desiccation-crack-induced salinization in deep clay sediment
A study on water infiltration and solute transport in a clayey vadose zone underlying a dairy
farm waste source was conducted to assess the impact of desiccation cracks on subsurface …
farm waste source was conducted to assess the impact of desiccation cracks on subsurface …
Nitrogen fate and transport in a conventional onsite wastewater treatment system installed in a clay soil: Experimental results
JK Bradshaw, DE Radcliffe - Vadose Zone Journal, 2013 - Wiley Online Library
Relationships between N transport and hydraulic function of onsite wastewater treatment
systems (OWTSs) in clay‐textured soils are largely unknown. The objectives of this study …
systems (OWTSs) in clay‐textured soils are largely unknown. The objectives of this study …
Maintaining intensive agriculture overlying aquifers using the threshold nitrate root‐uptake phenomenon
Reducing nitrate leaching from agricultural land to aquifers has been a high priority concern
for more than a half century. This study presents theory and observations of a threshold …
for more than a half century. This study presents theory and observations of a threshold …
Using the natural biodegradation potential of shallow soils for in-situ remediation of deep vadose zone and groundwater
In this study, we examined the ability of top soil to degrade perchlorate from infiltrating
polluted groundwater under unsaturated conditions. Column experiments designed to …
polluted groundwater under unsaturated conditions. Column experiments designed to …
Assessing the impact of dairy waste lagoons on groundwater quality using a spatial analysis of vadose zone and groundwater information in a coastal phreatic aquifer
Dairy waste lagoons are considered to be point sources of groundwater contamination by
chloride (Cl−), different nitrogen-species and pathogens/microorganisms. The objective of …
chloride (Cl−), different nitrogen-species and pathogens/microorganisms. The objective of …
Transport and degradation of perchlorate in deep vadose zone: implications from direct observations during bioremediation treatment
O Dahan, I Katz, L Avishai… - Hydrology and Earth …, 2017 - hess.copernicus.org
An in situ bioremediation experiment of a deep vadose zone (∼ 40 m) contaminated with a
high concentration of perchlorate (> 25 000 mg L− 1) was conducted through a full-scale …
high concentration of perchlorate (> 25 000 mg L− 1) was conducted through a full-scale …