Tatum Simms
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Tatum Simms investigates the effectiveness of electrochemically precipitated struvite as a phosphorus fertilizer. Recent 2024 publications by Simms and collaborators Trenton L. Roberts, Kristofor R. Brye, and Lauren F. Greenlee examine the leaching characteristics of this substance in comparison to conventional phosphorus fertilizers across different soil types. Their work also analyzes the soil profile distribution of nutrients when amended with struvite and conventional fertilizers, and evaluates early season wheat responses to electrochemically precipitated struvite in greenhouse settings with varied soils. Simms holds a h-index of 3 with 19 total citations across 4 publications.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 4
- Citations: 24
Selected Publications
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Early Season Wheat Response to Electrochemically Precipitated Struvite in Various Soils in the Greenhouse (2024)
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Soil profile distribution of nutrients in contrasting soils amended with struvite and other conventional phosphorus fertilizers (2024)
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Leaching characteristics of electrochemically precipitated struvite compared to other common phosphorus fertilizers in differing soils (2024)
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Dose-dependent Effect of Biochar as Soil Amendment on Reducing Copper Phytotoxicity and Mobility (2020)
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- Leaching characteristics of electrochemically precipitated struvite compared to other common phosphorus fertilizers in differing soils
- Soil profile distribution of nutrients in contrasting soils amended with struvite and other conventional phosphorus fertilizers
- Early Season Wheat Response to Electrochemically Precipitated Struvite in Various Soils in the Greenhouse
- Soil profile distribution of nutrients in contrasting soils amended with struvite and other conventional phosphorus fertilizers
- Early Season Wheat Response to Electrochemically Precipitated Struvite in Various Soils in the Greenhouse
- Soil profile distribution of nutrients in contrasting soils amended with struvite and other conventional phosphorus fertilizers
- Early Season Wheat Response to Electrochemically Precipitated Struvite in Various Soils in the Greenhouse
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