Eleonora Bonifacio

Professor of Pedology

Università degli Studi di Torino

Italy

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Eleonora Bonifacio is a Professor of Pedology at the Università degli Studi di Torino, Italy. Her research encompasses large-scale cryostructures, sustainable soil use, and the environmental factors influencing organic carbon storage in forest soils. She has contributed significantly to the understanding of soil dynamics in relation to climate factors, fire impacts, and the diversity of soil fungal communities.

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Michele Freppaz

Università degli Studi di Torino

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Articles (14)

Large-scale cryostructures and pedogenesis in blockstreams in the Ligurian Alps (NW Italy): Pleistocene paleoclimate implications

Extreme water repellency and loss of aggregate stability in heat-affected soils around the globe: Driving factors and their relationships

Fire simulation effects on the transformation of iron minerals in alpine soils

The sustainable use of soils: A journey from wicked problems to wicked solutions for soil policy

Environmental and pedological factors influencing organic carbon storage in Italian forest soils

Short-term drivers of post-fire forest regeneration in the Western Alps

A standardized morpho-functional classification of the planet's humipedons

Gender Equality in Soil Science in Italy: Wishful Thinking or Reality?

Diversity and structure of soil fungal communities unveil the building history of a burial mound of ancient Japan (Tobiotsuka Kofun, Okayama Prefecture)

Seasonal phosphorus and nitrogen cycling in four Japanese cool-temperate forest species

Atterberg limits fail in recognizing fragipan horizons

Loess-derived polygenetic soils of North-Western Italy: A deep characterization of particle size, shape and color to draw insights about the past

Simulating wildfires with lab-heating experiments: Drivers and mechanisms of water repellency in alpine soils

Combined forest and soil management after a catastrophic event

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Michele Freppaz

Augusto Zanella

Jean-François Ponge

Klaus Katzensteiner

Jorge Mataix-Solera

Raffaella Marzano

Michael Englisch

Michaël Aubert

Przemyslaw Charzynski

Adriano Sofo

Nathalie Cools

Simona Vingiani

Jean-Christophe Lata

Daniel SAID-PULLICINO

ANDREA VACCA

Renée-Claire Le Bayon

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