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Applied Soil Ecology 14 (2000) 81–82

Corrigendum

Corrigendum to “Temporal variations in microbial biomass

C and cellulolytic enzyme activity in arable soils:

effects of organic matter input”

[App. Soil Ecol. 13 (1999) 209–218]

q

Kasia Debosz

a,∗

, Peter H. Rasmussen

b

, Asger R. Pedersen

a

aDepartment of Crop Physiology and Soil Science, Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Research Centre Foulum, PO Box 50,

DK-8830, Tjele, Denmark

bPlant Pathology Section, Department of Plant Biology, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Thorvaldsenvej 40,

DK-1871 Fredericksberg C, Copenhagen, Denmark

The authors regret that in the above article three errors were published:

1. In Table 1, column 2, line 9, ‘spring rape’should not be underlined.

2. In Section 2.2, line 7, 250

C should be 520

C.

3. In Fig. 2 legend, symbols for measured values in low- and high-OM treatments should be interchanged.

The corrected versions are given below and overleaf.

Section 2.2 Biomass C (line 7)

The extract was centrifuged and the supernatant filtered through a combusted (520

C, 5 h) Whatman GF/C filter

and a 0.22

m

m Millipore Millex-GP filter unit.

Fig. 2. Measured and model-predicted average levels of microbial biomass C concentration and extracellular enzyme activity in soils with cereal rotation, with low-OM and high-OM organic matter input, April 1995–December 1996: (a) Microbial biomass C concentration; (b) Cellobiohydrolase activity; (c)

b

-glucosidase activity; (d) Endocellulase activity. (

s

) measured and (—) predicted values in low-OM treatment, (

d

) measure and (. . .) predicted values in high-OM treatment.

q

PII of the original article: S0929-1393(99)00034-7

Corresponding author. Fax:+45-89-99-1619.

E-mail address: [email protected] (K. Debosz).

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82 K. Debosz et al. / Applied Soil Ecology 14 (2000) 81–82

Table 1

Soil properties, treatments, crop rotation and OM inputs

High-OM Low-OM

Year of initiation 1988 1988

Soil properties in 1995 Total C 1.7 (%), Total N 0.13 (%), CEC 9 (meq 100 g−1), pH-CaCl25.9

Total C 1.6 (%), Total N 0.13 (%), CEC 6 (meq 100 g−1), pH-CaCI25.7

Fertilizer practice Pig slurry (30t)and ANa, (80 kg mineral N and 30 kg organic N ha−1)

NPK and AN (90 kg N ha−1)

Ploughing Mouldboard ploughed, spring Mouldboard ploughed, spring

Mulching straw Straw removed

Crop rotationb winter wheat, springbarley, fodderrapec, springbarley/ryegrassd, spring rape

winter wheat, springbarley, springbarley, spring rape

Annual input of OMe 6477 kg ha−1 0

aAmmonium nitrate.

bCrops at sampling time underlined. cCatch crop.

dUndersown catch crop.

Gambar

Table 1Soil properties, treatments, crop rotation and OM inputs

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