species, carbon storage and sequestration, nutrient levels, and
sedimentation rates. Please send résumé, college transcripts, and statement
of interest to: Dr. Mark Stolt, Department of Natural Resources Science, One
Greenhouse Road, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI, 02881, phone
401-874-2915
used for shellfish
aquaculture? Are certain aquaculture approaches better suited for given
soils? Please send résumé, college transcripts, and statement of interest
to: Dr. Mark Stolt, Department of Natural Resources Science, One Greenhouse
Road, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI, 02881, phone
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Department of Natural Resources Science, One Greenhouse Road, University of
Rhode Island, Kingston, RI, 02881, phone 401-874-2915, fax 401-874-4561,
mst...@uri.edu URIs Department of Natural Resources Science conducts
research in wetland and watershed science, GIS
history in each watershed, and
to relate the pollen and morphologic markers to land use history of the
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Hi. Not very often does a soil scientist pose a question on the listserv.
Anyway, I am writing about the morphology and genesis of soil organic matter
from a micromorphology perspective. Clearly, the source of nearly all of the
organic matter in the soil is from plants. In thin sections of soil h
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Subject: Plants under the microscope
Hi. Not very often does a soil scientist pose a question on the listserv.
Anyway, I am writing about the morpholog
. Please send résumé, college transcripts, and
statement of interest to: Dr. Mark Stolt, Department of Natural Resources
Science, One Greenhouse Road, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI,
02881, phone 401-874-2915, fax 401-874-4561, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mark H. Stolt
Associate Professor of Pedology
interest to: Dr. Mark Stolt, Department of Natural Resources Science, One
Greenhouse Road, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI, 02881, phone
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URIs Department of Natural Resources Science conducts research in pedology,
soil-environmental science