Studies on the organic nitrogen becoming decomposable through the effect of drying a soil
Harada, T.; Hayashi, R.
Soil Sci. PL Nutr 14(1): 13
1968
DOI: 10.1080/00380768.1968.10432002
Accession: 014696411
As a result of drying, after the addition of glucose and (NH4)2SO4 to soil, N was immobilized rapidly at first, reaching a maximum after 1/2-1 week; rapid release of immobilized N then occurred, but after four weeks mineralization was slow. Much mineralized N however was converted into a decomposable form after air-drying.
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