CLAUDIO MARZADORI

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University of Bologna

Italy

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Claudio Marzadori is a Professor at the University of Bologna, Italy. His research primarily focuses on soil ecology and agricultural practices, with recent articles investigating soil respiration rates, the effects of organic amendments on plant nutrient content, and soil quality in vineyard management. He has contributed significantly to understanding the role of compost and fertilizer in enhancing soil health and agricultural productivity.

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CLAUDIO CIAVATTA

FULL PROFESSOR - Agricultural Chemistry

ITALY

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Moreno Toselli

University of Bologna

ITALY

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Diana Di Gioia

Associate Professor

University of Bologna

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Luciano Cavani

Associate Professor

University of Bologna

ITALY

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Articles (9)

Factors Driving Soil Respiration Rate After Different Fertilizer Sources Addition

Compost improves plant and soil macronutrient content in a 14-years orchard

Fertilizer Potential of Organic-Based Soil Amendments on cv. Sangiovese (<i>V. vinifera </i>L.) Vines: Preliminary Results

Soil Response to Agricultural Land Abandonment: A Case Study of a Vineyard in Northern Italy

Rotation and Fertilization Effects on Soil Quality and Yields in a Long Term Field Experiment

Fourteen years of compost application in a commercial nectarine orchard: effect on microelements and potential harmful elements in soil and plants

A Nitrification Inhibitor, Nitrapyrin, Reduces Potential Nitrate Leaching through Soil Columns Treated with Animal Slurries and Anaerobic Digestate

Metal ion removal using waste byssus from aquaculture

The fertilising potential of manure-based biogas fermentation residues: pelleted vs. liquid digestate

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CLAUDIO CIAVATTA

Moreno Toselli

Diana Di Gioia

Luciano Cavani

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