OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Soil Science Society of America Journal is 19. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Evaluation of nonhazardous lime requirement estimation methods for Oregon soils	92
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Changes in soil profile organic carbon and hydro‐physical properties as impacted by long‐term manure and inorganic fertilizer rates under a corn–soybean rotation system	43
Comparing impacts of corn residue removal and amelioration practices on soil properties after 3, 6, and 10 years	42
Irrigated spring hull‐less food barley response to nitrogen fertilization	41
CO₂ flux and carbon dynamics in soil and respired CO₂ in a semi‐arid region of western India	41
Cover Image, Volume 86, Issue 1	37
Mineral changes in the rhizospheres of conifer plantations for a weathered subtropical soil	33
Evaluating consistency across multiple NeoSpectra (compact Fourier transform near‐infrared) spectrometers for estimating common soil properties	33
Nutrient transformations based on sampling scheme and cropping system following subsurface‐banded poultry litter	31
Assessing the utility of Munsell soil color in building and evaluating spectral models for soil clay content prediction	24
Dolomitic lime and silicate in no‐till: Nutritional status, soil fertility, and soybean agronomic performance	24
Effect of soil pH and mineralogy on the sorption and desorption of phosphite and phosphate in Ultisols of the Southeastern Coastal Plain	23
A high throughput approach for measuring soil slaking index	22
Cropping system management responses to Cornell and Alabama soil health assessment methods in the southeastern United States	22
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Bioavailability of phosphorus to loblolly pine and red maple in clay and saprolite from the southeastern Piedmont, USA	20
Stability of mineral‐organic matter associations under varying biogeochemical conditions	20
High salinity prolongs water processes required for soil structure stability during drying–wetting cycles	19
Machine learning models for predicting soil particle size fractions from routine soil analyses in Quebec	19
Erratum to: Long‐term manure application effects on nutrients and selected enzymes involved in their cycling	19
Sensitivity and variability of soil health indicators in a California cropping system	19