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The charcoal burning site of Valvobbia (1630-1950) A resource for examining biochar oxdation and long term interaction with living soil organism (Contributo in atti di convegno)
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- The charcoal burning site of Valvobbia (1630-1950) A resource for examining biochar oxdation and long term interaction with living soil organism (Contributo in atti di convegno) (literal)
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- 2008-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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F. Miglietta, S.Baronti, C.Montanari, D.Moreno, L.Genesio, F.P.Vaccari, E.Zonza (2008)
The charcoal burning site of Valvobbia (1630-1950) A resource for examining biochar oxdation and long term interaction with living soil organism
in IBI International Biochar Initiative 2008-Conference, NewCastle-UK
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- F. Miglietta, S.Baronti, C.Montanari, D.Moreno, L.Genesio, F.P.Vaccari, E.Zonza (literal)
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- Charcoal burning sites have represented for century an important forest management practice. Infact, charcoal burning is a very ancient
technique and information about it can be found since the 17th century in Italy (Lugli and Pracchia,1995). Currently, evidence of this ancient
practice, used until the half of the past century, can be found all over Apennine mountains in Central Italy.
This poster has the aim to illustrate the potential scientific interest of analysing the time-series of Val Vobbia charcoal burning sites . Little is
known about the long-term interaction between charcoal and soil micro-organisms especially mycorrhizae in the soil. In particular a
interesting research topic is the study of genetic adaptation of mycorrhizae to long term exposure to high concentration of charcoal in the
soil. Currently archaeological research carried on in Val Vobbia sites offers the possibility to analyse different soil layers along the time-series to investigate a number of processes at the different soils-microrganisms interfaces. (literal)
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- Department for the study of Territory and its Resources (Dip.Te.Ris.), University of Genova, Corso Dogali 1 m, 16136 Genova-Italy
Di.S.M.eC.-Department of Modern and Contemporary History, University of Genova, via Balbi 6, 16126, Genova -Italy (literal)
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- The charcoal burning site of Valvobbia (1630-1950) A resource for examining biochar oxdation and long term interaction with living soil organism (literal)
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