[Parameters: Topic='LAND SURFACE', Term='SOILS', Variable_Level_1='SOIL FERTILITY']
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Soil Organic Matter Network, Lancaster Rotation, Wisconsin, USDA-ARS and University of Wisconsin
Entry ID:
USDA.ARS.CPSWPRC.Lancaster
Summary
Abstract:
The Lancaster Rotation, Wisconsin, legume cereal rotation began in
1967. The area is characterized by rolling to hilly landscapes, with soil developed in loess deposits of variable thickness over bedrock materials. The climatic region is cool temperate. The average climatic conditions at the experimental site are: Minimum annual temperature: 2.3 deg C Mean annual temperature: 7.8 deg C Maximum ... 
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Temporal Coverage
Start Date:
1967-01-01
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Quality
The quality of geochronology and geochemistry data is variable depending largely upon sample quality, but is generally within the standards required for publication in scientific journals in the first decade of the 21st century.
Access Constraints
Access to and use of samples is dependent upon the state of ongoing projects at the University of South Carolina. Contact PI (David Barbeau) for any sample usage requests.
Use of acquired and published geochronology and geochemistry data is unconstrained. Access to and use of unpublished geochronology and geochemistry data is dependent upon the state of ongoing projects at the University of South Carolina. Contact PI (David Barbeau) with any requests or inquiries about existing unpublished data.
Use Constraints
Use of acquired and published geochronology and geochemistry data is unconstrained, pending acknowledgement of the Tectonics & Sedimentation Laboratory at the University of South Carolina and citation of peer-reviewed publications in which the data was originally published.
Access to and use of unpublished geochronology and geochemistry data is dependent upon the state of ongoing projects at the University of South Carolina. Contact PI (David Barbeau) with any requests or inquiries about existing unpublished data. Ancillary Keywords
Data Set Progress
IN WORK
Data Center
Distribution
Distribution Media:
email/download
Distribution Size:
variable
Distribution Format:
.xls/.xlsx/.txt
Fees:
variable
Personnel
Role:
INVESTIGATOR
Phone:
+1.803.777.5162
Fax:
+1.803.777.6610
Email:
dbarbeau at geol.sc.edu
Contact Address:
University of South Carolina Dept of Earth & Ocean Sciences
City:
Columbia
Province or State:
SC
Postal Code:
29208
Country:
USA
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Creation and Review Dates
DIF Creation Date:
2013-01-22
Last DIF Revision Date:
2013-01-24
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