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Research Paper | Zoology | India | Volume 13 Issue 6, June 2024 | Rating: 5.1 / 10
Release of Sulphur Nutrient to Overlying Waters from Selectively Fertilised Soils Reference with Limnology
Abstract: One of the most important aspects of understanding nutrient dynamics in aquatic environments, notably in limnology, is the release of sulphur nutrient to overlying waters from soils that have been selectively fertilised. This study evaluates the complex relationship between how soil fertilisation methods are carried out and the subsequent leaching of sulphur nutrient into aquatic habitats. The study sheds light on the pathways and mechanisms responsible for mobilising sulphur nutrient from soils and their subsequent transportation to overlying waters. This is accomplished through the utilisation of selective fertilisation techniques. The research sheds light on soil management practices' influence on sulphur nutrient release dynamics by employing sophisticated analytical methods such as chemical analysis and isotopic tracing. The findings highlight the significance of considering soil management strategies to reduce sulphur nutrient fluxes to aquatic systems. This, in turn, helps to define sustainable approaches to nutrient management and ecosystem conservation. This research contributes significantly to the overall comprehension of nutrient cycling in aquatic ecosystems. It offers insightful information that may be utilised by policymakers, land managers, and conservationists, among other groups.
Keywords: Sulphur nutrient, soil fertilisation, limnology, nutrient dynamics, aquatic ecosystems, soil management
Edition: Volume 13 Issue 6, June 2024,
Pages: 944 - 948