Publikationen in Zusammenarbeit mit Forschern von Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche (14)

2021

  1. Use of Piptatherum miliaceum to enable the establishment success of Salvia rosmarinus in Technosols developed from pyritic tailings

    Chemosphere, Vol. 267

2016

  1. Efficient irrigation management can contribute to reduce soil CO2 emissions in agriculture

    Geoderma, Vol. 263, pp. 70-77

2014

  1. Application of calcium carbonate slows down organic amendments mineralization in reclaimed soils

    European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2014

  2. Carbon dynamics in different soil types amended with pig slurry, pig manure and its biochar

    European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2014

  3. Effect of amendments and microorganisms application in the evolution of spontaneous plant colonization in tailing ponds

    20th World Congress of Soil Science 2014

  4. Effect of population density on heavy metal concentration in urban areas: differences between urban soil and street dust

    20th World Congress of Soil Science 2014

  5. Evolution of plant colonization in acid and alkaline mine tailing ponds after amendments and microorganisms application

    EGU General Assembly 2014

  6. Microbial Biomass and Enzyme Activities Dynamics in Different Soil Types Amended with Pig Slurry, Pig Manure, and its Biochar

    20th World Congress of Soil Science 2014

  7. Mid-term effects of mine soil reclamation by use of aided phytostabilization

    EGU General Assembly 2014

  8. Phytostabilization aided with pig slurry and marble wastes successfully reclaims a bare mine soil

    20th World Congress of Soil Science 2014

  9. Pyrolysed manure increases carbon sequestration in different soil types

    Istanbul Carbon Summit 2014 - Carbon Management, Technologies & Trade

  10. Soil organic matter dynamics at the paramo and puna highlands in the Andean mountains

    European Geoscience Union Meeting

2013

  1. Reduction of Risk for Human and Ecosystems in Mine Tailing Properties

    Industrial Safety and Life Cycle Engineering (IRIS), pp. 375-404

2010

  1. In situ heavy metal accumulation in lettuce growing near a former mining waste disposal area: Implications for agricultural management

    Water, Air, and Soil Pollution, Vol. 208, Núm. 1-4, pp. 377-383