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    Physicochemical and biological interfacial interactions: impacts on soil ecosystem and biodiversity

    Soil is a vital biological habitat, which is of primary importance in determining and regulating biological activity and biodiversity. Therefore, it is Earth’s most important resource in sustaining both belowg...

    Pan Ming Huang, Shan-Li Wang, Yu-Min Tzou, Yibin Huang… in Environmental Earth Sciences (2013)

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    Extraction of Nanoparticles from Argosols and Ferrosols

    Soil nanoparticles are ubiquitous and play an important role in migration and transformation of pollutants in nature. The present study was aimed to obtain soil nanoparticles from Argosols and Ferrosols, which...

    Wenyan Li, Jianming Xu, Pan Ming Huang in Molecular Environmental Soil Science at th… (2010)

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    Effect of Natural Acid Peat Application on the Phytoextraction of Cadmium from Contaminated Soils

    Cadmium (Cd) poses a major environmental and human health threat because of its constant release to the environment through anthropogenic activities. Therefore, cost-effective remediation procedures for Cd con...

    Iksong Ham, Jianming Xu, Linfei Hu… in Molecular Environmental Soil Science at th… (2010)

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    Impacts of Mineral Colloids on the Transformation of Biomolecules and Physical and Chemical Protection of Soil Organic Carbon

    Soil mineral colloids, along with enzymes, have the ability to catalyze the transformation of biomolecules, which are from biological residues, root exudates, and biological metabolites, to relatively recalcit...

    Pan Ming Huang in Molecular Environmental Soil Science at th… (2010)

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    Abiotic Catalysis of the Maillard and Polyphenol-Maillard Humification Pathways by Soil Clays from Temperate and Tropical Environments

    The Maillard reaction and integrated polyphenol-Maillard reaction are regarded as important pathways in natural humification. Little is known about the abiotic catalysis of these humification pathways by natur...

    Ailsa Ghillaine Hardie, James Joseph Dynes… in Molecular Environmental Soil Science at th… (2010)