ORGANIC-CARBON DETERMINATION BY THE WALKLEY-BLACK AND DRY COMBUSTION METHODS IN SURFACE SOILS AND ANDEPT PROFILES FROM COSTA-RICA

ORGANIC-CARBON DETERMINATION BY THE WALKLEY-BLACK AND DRY COMBUSTION METHODS IN SURFACE SOILS AND ANDEPT PROFILES FROM COSTA-RICA
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DOI:
10.2136/sssaj1979.03615995004300010014x
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发表时间:
1979-01-01
影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
VASQUEZ, AJ
VASQUEZ, AJ
中科院分区:
农林科学3区
文献类型:
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作者:
BORNEMISZA, E;CONSTENLA, M;VASQUEZ, AJ

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The efficiency of oxidation of organic C by the Walkley-Black method was studied by comparing with determinations using dry combustion equipment and gravimetric determination for the evolved CO2. Surface soils (50) (0-30 cm) were studied, in groups of 10, each 1 belonging to 1 of the following taxonomic suborders: Fluvents, Andepts, Tropepts, Udults and Ustults. Samples from 17 Andept profiles were also analyzed to study changes of oxidation efficiency with depth. The results for the surface samples indicated that the commonly used conversion factor was somewhat too small. It is recommended that 75% oxidation be used as the base for conversion to total C, as 86% of the studied samples deviated in < 2% from this value. The organic matter in the deeper horizons is more easily oxidized through the Walkley-Black procedure, perhaps because plant residues are less abundant and there is an accumulation of fulvic acids. In some cases the oxidation is almost complete. This oxidation is rather variable and it was not correlated with the texture or pH of these soils. The extent of oxidizability apparently can allow conclusions on the relative age of horizons in Andept profiles and indicates the presence of buried horizons.