Publications

Publication Title Contributing Authors Publication YearType of PublicationPublication LanguageResearch Area(s)
ON THE RESULTS OF STUDIES RELATING TO THE REJUVENATION OF OUR EXHAUSTED SOILS FROM WETLANDS BY INCORPORATING BASALTIC DUST 1947Journal ArticleFrenchAgriculture
Soil Rejuvenation with Crushed Basalt in Mauritius: Part 2, The fertility of basalt and its nutritional effects. 1962Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture
SOIL REJUVENATION WITH CRUSHED BASALT IN MAURITIUS: Part 1, Consistent results of world-wide interest. 1961Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture
On the rejuvenation of tropical Iaterttes by the incorporation of basalt dust O. D'HOTMAN DE VILLIERS 1937Journal ArticleFrenchAgriculture
Further results of studies on the rejuvenation of exhausted soils in humid districts by incorporating basalt dust. O. D’Hotman de Villiers 1949Journal ArticleFrenchAgriculture
Fertilizing Value of Crushed Basalt 1952Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture
A REVIEW OF ORGANIC AND INORGANIC AMENDMENTS USED IN CANE CULTIVATION IN MAURITIUS: Part C D. H. Parish; S. M. Feillafe 1958Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture
The Use of Ground Rocks in Laterite Systems: An improvement to the use of Conventional Soluble Fertilizers? B. Kronberg; Othon H. Leonardos; W. Fyfe 1987Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Agrogeology
Effect of the addition of granitic powder to an acidic soil from Galicia (NW Spain) in comparison with lime Eduardo García-Rodeja; María Teresa Barral; Nuria Vázquez 2013Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Agrogeology
Calcite is an efficient and low-cost material to enhance benthic weathering in shelf sediments of the Baltic Sea Andrew W. Dale; Björn Buchholz; Habeeb Thanveer Kalapurakkal; Klaus Wallmann; Mark Schmidt; Michael Fuhr; Mirjam Perner; Rebecca Bährle; Ryo Dobashi; Sonja Geilert; Stefan Sommer; Timo Spiegel 2025Journal ArticleEnglishCarbon Sequestration; Climate Change

Publication Title

Contributing Authors

Publication YearType of PublicationPublication LanguageResearch Area(s)

ON THE RESULTS OF STUDIES RELATING TO THE REJUVENATION OF OUR EXHAUSTED SOILS FROM WETLANDS BY INCORPORATING BASALTIC DUST

1947Journal ArticleFrenchAgriculture

Soil Rejuvenation with Crushed Basalt in Mauritius: Part 2, The fertility of basalt and its nutritional effects.

1962Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture

SOIL REJUVENATION WITH CRUSHED BASALT IN MAURITIUS: Part 1, Consistent results of world-wide interest.

1961Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture

On the rejuvenation of tropical Iaterttes by the incorporation of basalt dust

O. D'HOTMAN DE VILLIERS

1937Journal ArticleFrenchAgriculture

Further results of studies on the rejuvenation of exhausted soils in humid districts by incorporating basalt dust.

O. D’Hotman de Villiers

1949Journal ArticleFrenchAgriculture

Fertilizing Value of Crushed Basalt

1952Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture

A REVIEW OF ORGANIC AND INORGANIC AMENDMENTS USED IN CANE CULTIVATION IN MAURITIUS: Part C

D. H. Parish; S. M. Feillafe

1958Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture

The Use of Ground Rocks in Laterite Systems: An improvement to the use of Conventional Soluble Fertilizers?

B. Kronberg; Othon H. Leonardos; W. Fyfe

1987Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Agrogeology

Effect of the addition of granitic powder to an acidic soil from Galicia (NW Spain) in comparison with lime

Eduardo García-Rodeja; María Teresa Barral; Nuria Vázquez

2013Journal ArticleEnglishAgriculture; Agrogeology

Calcite is an efficient and low-cost material to enhance benthic weathering in shelf sediments of the Baltic Sea

Andrew W. Dale; Björn Buchholz; Habeeb Thanveer Kalapurakkal; Klaus Wallmann; Mark Schmidt; Michael Fuhr; Mirjam Perner; Rebecca Bährle; Ryo Dobashi; Sonja Geilert; Stefan Sommer; Timo Spiegel

2025Journal ArticleEnglishCarbon Sequestration; Climate Change