Résultats pour Auteur : "Cornélis, Jean-Thomas"
Nombre de documents : 6.
Article de revue
Is microbial reduction of Fe (III) in podzolic soils influencing C release?
Vermeire Marie-Liesse, Bonneville Steeve, Stenuit Benoit, Delvaux Bruno, Cornélis Jean-Thomas.
2019.
Geoderma, 340 : 1-10.
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Land use impacts on soil erosion and rejuvenation in Southern Brazil.
Vanacker Veerle, Ameijeiras-Mariño Yolanda, Schoonejans Jerome, Cornélis Jean-Thomas, Minella Jean P.G., Lamouline Florence, Vermeire Marie-Liesse, Campforts Benjamin, Robinet Jeremy, Van de Broek Marijn, Delmelle Pierre, Opfergelt Sophie.
2019.
Catena, 178 : 256-266.
Soil microbial populations shift as processes protecting organic matter change during podzolization.
Vermeire Marie-Liesse, Cornélis Jean-Thomas, Van Ranst Eric, Bonneville Steeve, Doetterl Sebastian, Delvaux Bruno.
2018.
Frontiers in Environmental Science, 6:70, 16 p.
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Can Fe isotope fractionations trace the pedogenetic mechanisms involved in podzolization?
Fekiacova Zuzana, Vermeire Marie-Liesse, Bechon L., Cornélis Jean-Thomas, Cornu Sophie.
2017.
Geoderma, 296 : 38-46.
Rare earth elements dynamics along pedogenesis in a chronosequence of podzolic soils.
Vermeire Marie-Liesse, Cornu Sophie, Fekiacova Zuzana, Detienne Marie, Delvaux Bruno, Cornélis Jean-Thomas.
2016.
Chemical Geology, 446 : 163-174.
Silicon isotopes record dissolution and re-precipitation of pedogenic clay minerals in a podzolic soil chronosequence.
Cornélis Jean-Thomas, Weis Dominique, Lavkulich Les, Vermeire Marie-Liesse, Delvaux Bruno, Barling Jane.
2014.
Geoderma, 235-236 : 19-29.
