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МАТИЦА СРПСКА ОДЕЉЕЊЕ ЗА ПРИРОДНЕ НАУКЕ ЗБОРНИК МАТИЦЕ СРПСКЕ ЗА ПРИРОДНЕ НАУКЕ MATICA SRPSKA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL SCIENCES MATICA SRPSKA J. NAT. SCI. Покренут 1951 / First published in 1951. Until volume 10, the journal was published under the title Научни зборник Матице српске: Серија при­ родних наука (Scientific Proceedings of Matica Srpska: Natural Sciences Series) (1951–1955). Volume 11 was released under the title Зборник Матице српске: Серија природних наука (Matica Srpska Proceedings: Natural Sciences Series) (1956), volumes 12–65 under the title Зборник за природне науке (Proceedings for Natural Sciences) (1957–1983), and from volume 66 the journal was published under the title Зборник Матице српске за природне науке (Matica Srpska Proceedings for Natural Sciences) (1984– ). From volume 84 (1993) the journal was published in English under the title Matica Srpska Proceedings for Natural Sciences (1993–2012), and since volume 125 under the title Matica Srpska Journal for Natural Sciences (2013– ) Главни уредници / Editors­in­Chief Miloš Jovanović (1951), Branislav Bukurov (1952–1969), Lazar Stojković (1970–1976), Slobodan Glumac (1977–1996), Rudolf Kastori (1996–2012), Ivana Maksimović (2013– ) 138 Уредништво / Editorial Board Савет Уредништва / Consulting Editors Slobodan ĆURČIĆ Atanas ATANASSOV (Bulgaria) Slavka GAJIN Peter HOCKING (Australia) Vaskrsija JANJIĆ Aleh Ivanovich RODZKIN (Belarus) Vidojko JOVIĆ Kalliopi ROUBELAKIS ANGELAKIS (Greece) Darko KAPOR Günther SCHILLING (Germany) Rudolf KASTORI Stanko STOJILJKOVIĆ (USA) Ivana MAKSIMOVIĆ György VÁRALLYAY (Hungary) Vojislav MARIĆ Accursio VENEZIA (Italy) Tijana PRODANOVIĆ Marija ŠKRINJAR Articles are available in full-text at the web site of Matica Srpska and in the fol- lowing data bases: Serbian Citation Index, EBSCO Academic Search Complet, abstract level at Agris (FAO), CAB Abstracts, CABI Full-Text and Thomson Reuters Master Journal List. Главни и одговорни уредник / Editor­in­Chief IVANA MAKSIMOVIĆ YU ISSN 0352-4906 UDK 5/6 (05) MATICA SRPSKA JOURNAL FOR NATURAL SCIENCES 138 NOVI SAD 2020 CONTENTS / САДРЖАЈ ARTICLES AND TREATISES / ЧЛАНЦИ И РАСПРАВЕ Dragana D. Vidojević, Maja S. Manojlović, Aleksandar R. Đorđević, Ljiljana M. Nešić, Tihomir M. Predić CORRELATIONS BETWEEN SOIL ORGANIC CARBON, LAND USE AND SOIL TYPE IN SERBIA Драгана Д. Видојевић, Маја С. Манојловић, Александар Р. Ђорђевић, Љиљана М. Нешић, Тихомир М. Предић КОРЕЛАЦИЈА ИЗМЕЂУ ОРГАНСКОГ УГЉЕНИКА У ЗЕМЉИ, КОРИШЋЕЊА ЗЕМЉИШТА И ВРСТЕ ОБРАДИВОГ ЗЕМЉИШТА У СРБИЈИ 9–18 Vladimir I. Ćirić, Maja S. Manojlović, Ljiljana M. Nešić, Milivoj Đ. Belić DEPTH DISTRIBUTION OF ORGANIC MATTER CONCENTRATION AND STOCKS IN SOILS OF VOJVODINA Владимир И. Ћирић, Маја С. Манојловић, Љиљана М. Нешић, Миливој Ђ. Белић ВЕРТИКАЛНА ДИСТРИБУЦИЈА КОНЦЕНТРАЦИЈЕ И ЗАЛИХА ОРГАН- СКЕ МАТЕРИЈЕ У ЗЕМЉИШТИМА ВОЈВОДИНЕ 19–29 Srđan I. Šeremešić, Ljiljana M. Nešić, Vladimir I. Ćirić, Jovica R. Vasin, Ivica G. Đalović, Jelena B. Marinković, Bojan Đ. Vojnov SOIL ORGANIC CARBON FRACTIONS IN DIFFERENT LAND USE SYSTEMS OF CHERNOZEM SOIL Срђан И. Шеремешић, Љиљана М. Нешић, Владимир И. Ћирић, Јовица Р. Васин, Ивица Г. Ђаловић, Јелена Б. Маринковић, Бојан Ђ. Војнов ФРАКЦИЈЕ ОРГАНСКОГ УГЉЕНИКА У РАЗЛИЧИТИМ НАЧИНИМА КОРИШЋЕЊА ЗЕМЉИШТА НА ЧЕРНОЗЕМУ 31–39 5 Jelena B. Marinković, Dragana Đ. Bjelić, Branislava B. Tintor, Vuk B. Đorđević, Svetlana N. Balešević­Tubić, Vojin H. Đukić, Marina R. Ćeran SOIL MICROBIAL PROPERTIES UNDER DIFFERENT MANAGEMENT SYS- TEMS IN SOYBEAN PRODUCTION Јелена Б. Маринковић, Драгана Ђ. Бјелић, Бранислава Б. Тинтор, Вук Б. Ђорђевић, Светлана Н. Балешевић­ ­Тубић, Војин Х. Ђукић, Марина P. Ћеран МИКРОБИОЛОШКЕ КАРАКТЕРИСТИКЕ ЗЕМЉИШТА У РАЗЛИЧИТИМ СИСТЕМИМА ГАЈЕЊА СОЈЕ 41–49 Dragana Đ. Bjelić, Jelena B. Marinković, Branislava B. Tintor, Jordana M. Ninkov, Jovica R. Vasin, Milorad S. Živanov, Snežana P. Jakšić POSSIBILITY OF USING Bacillus AND Trichoderma STRAINS FOR DECOM- POSITION OF CROP RESIDUES Драгана Ђ. Бјелић, Јелена Б. Маринковић, Бранислава Б. Тинтор, Јордана М. Нинков, Јовица Р. Васин, Милорад С. Живанов, Снежана П. Јакшић МОГУЋНОСТ КОРИШЋЕЊА Bacillus И Trichoderma СОЈЕВА ЗА РАЗЛА ГА- ЊЕ ЖЕТВЕНИХ ОСТАТАКА 51–59 Milorad S. Živanov, Srđan I. Šeremešić, Dragana Đ. Bjelić, Jelena B. Marinković, Jovica R. Vasin, Jordana M. Ninkov, Stanko B. Milić RESPONSE OF CHEMICAL AND MICROBIAL PROPERTIES TO SHORT-TERM BIOCHAR AMENDMENT IN DIFFERENT AGRICULTURAL SOILS Милорад С. Живанов, Срђан И. Шеремешић, Драгана Ђ. Бјелић, Jелена Б. Маринковић, Jовица Р. Васин, Jордана M. Нинков, Sтанко Б. Милић ПРОМЕНЕ ХЕМИЈСКИХ И МИКРОБИОЛОШКИХ СВОЈСТАВА НАКОН ПРИМЕНЕ БИОУГЉА НА РАЗЛИЧИТЕ ТИПОВЕ ОБРАДИВОГ ЗЕМЉИШТА 61–69 Vladan M. Ugrenović, Vladimir M. Filipović, Dušica I. Delić, Vera M. Popović, Olivera S. Stajković­Srbinović, Aneta V. Buntić, Gordana K. Dozet MAINTENANCE OF SOIL FERTILITY ON ORGANIC FARM BY MODELING OF CROP ROTATION WITH PARTICIPATION ALFALFA Владан М. Угреновић, Владимир М. Филиповић, Душица И. Делић, Вера М. Поповић, Оливера С. Стајковић­ -­Србиновић, Анета В. Бунтић, Гордана К. Дозет 6 ОДРЖАВАЊЕ ПЛОДНОСТИ ЗЕМЉИШТА НА ОРГАНСКИМ ФАРМАМА МО ДЕЛИРАЊЕМ ПЛОДОРЕДА КОРИШЋЕЊЕМ ЛУЦЕРКЕ 71–82 Olga A. Kostić, Miroslava M. Mitrović, Pavle Ž. Pavlović DOUGLAS FIR IMPACT ON THE DYNAMICS AND COMPOSITION OF HUMUS IN THE SOIL OF INDIGENOUS BEECH FOREST IN WESTERN SERBIA Олга А. Костић, Мирослава М. Митровић, Павле Ж. Павловић УТИЦАЈ ДУГЛАЗИЈЕ НА ДИНАМИКУ И САСТАВ ХУМУСА У ЗЕМЉИШТУ АУТОХ ТОНЕ ШУМЕ БУКВЕ У ЗАПАДНОЈ СРБИЈИ 83–95 Radmila N. Pivić, Zoran S. Dinić, Jelena S. Maksimović, Dobrivoj Ž. Poštić, Ratibor Т. Štrbanović, Aleksandra B. Stanojković­Sebić EVALUATION OF TRACE ELEMENTS MPC IN AGRICULTURAL SOIL USING ORGANIC MATTER AND CLAY CONTENT Радмила Н. Пивић, Зоран С. Динић, Јелена С. Максимовић, Добривој Ж. Поштић, Ратибор Т. Штрбановић, Алек­ сан дра Б. Станојковић­Себић ПРОЦЕНА MDK ЕЛЕМЕНАТА У ТРАГОВИМА У ПОЉОПРИВРЕДНОМ ЗЕМЉИШТУ ПОМОЋУ САДРЖАЈА ОРГАНСКЕ МАТЕРИЈЕ И ГЛИНЕ 97–108 EDITORIAL POLICY / ПОЛИТИКА УРЕДНИШТВА 109–114 INSTRUCTION TO AUTHORS / УПУТСТВО ЗА АУТОРЕ 115–117 7 Зборник Матице српске за природне науке / Matica Srpska J. Nat. Sci. Novi Sad, № 138, 9—18, 2020 UDC 631.417.4:504.7(497.11) https://doi.org/10.2298/ZMSPN2038009V Dragana D. VIDOJEVIĆ1 * , Maja S. MANOJLOVIĆ2 , Aleksandar R. ĐORĐEVIĆ3 , Ljiljana M. NEŠIĆ2 , Tihomir M. PREDIĆ4 1 Ministry of Environmental Protection of the Republic of Serbia, Environmental Protection Agency, Ruže Jovanović 27a, Belgrade 11160, Serbia 2 University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Field and Vegetable Crops, Trg Dositeja Obradović 8, Novi Sad 21000, Serbia 3 University of Belgrade, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Pedology and Geology, Nemanjina 6, Zemun–Belgrade 11080, Serbia 4 Agricultural Institute of Republic of Srpska, Department of Agroecology, Knjaza Miloša 17, Banja Luka, Republic of Srpska CORRELATIONS BETWEEN SOIL ORGANIC CARBON, LAND USE AND SOIL TYPE IN SERBIA ABSTRACT: Correlation between soil organic carbon (SOC) and land use and soil type were investigated in the soils of the Republic of Serbia. The database included a total of 1,140 soil profiles. To establish the correlation between organic carbon content and soil type, a soil map of Serbia was adapted to the WRB classification and divided into 15,437 polygons (map units). The SOC stock values were calculated for each reference soil group based on mean values of SOC at 0–30 and 0–100 cm and their areas. The largest SOC stocks for the soil layers 0–30 cm were found in Cambisol 194.76 x 1012 g and Leptosol 186.43 x 1012 g and for the soil layers 0–100 cm in Cambisol 274.87 x 1012 g and Chernozem 230.43 x 1012 g. Using the Corine Land Cover (CLC) database, the​​ major categories of land use were defined. Based on the obtained mean values ​​of organic carbon content for the soil layers 0–30 and 0–100 cm and the areas indicated by Corine Land Cover categories of land use, the organic carbon stocks in agricultural soil, forest soil, semi-natural areas, and artificial areas were calculated. The correlation of organic carbon stocks and the different land use categories, soil reference group, and soil depth was studied for reference groups that occupy the major part of central Serbia, such as Cambisol (taking up 37.76% of the territory) and Leptosol (22.22% of the territory), and have a sufficient number of sites that were required for this type of analysis. KEYWORDS: correlation, land use, organic carbon stocks, reference group * Corresponding author. E-mail: [email protected] 9 INTRODUCTION Soil is a natural resource with accumulated large organic carbon stocks (Lal, 2004; Manojlović, 2008). Appropriate land use aimed at increasing the level of organic carbon can increase the productivity and sustainability of agricultural ecosystems (Cole et al., 1997). Also, appropriate land use has a role in alleviating greenhouse gas effects, given that the soil is capable of either releasing or absorbing carbon. The total content of organic matter in the soil is higher in the conservation tillage as compared to plowing in winter wheat and sunflower production (Šeremešić et al., 2016). Statistical analysis has shown that there is a significant effect of the tillage system and the crop on the change of the total content of organic matter. Increasing organic matter in the soils is an important strategy of biological immobilization of carbon (Manojlović and Aćin, 2007; Manojlović et al., 2008). To ensure sustainable land use, the or- ganic matter in the soils must be kept at a satisfactory level. The
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