Paulo Pagliari

Associate Professor

23669 130th St.

Lamberton, MN 56152

+1 507 752 5065

Education

B.S.	2004	Universidade Estadual de Maringa	Agronomy
M.S.	2008	University of Minnesota	Soil Science
Ph.D.	2011	University of Wisconsin-Madison	Soil Science

Affiliated Graduate Programs

Land and Atmospheric Science

Research Area(s)

Crops

Nutrient Management

Research

My research is focused on gaining a better understanding of the relationship between soil fertility status and soil biological processes and how this interaction affects crop yield on both conventional and organic cropping systems. Among the elements essential for life, carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus and sulfur are the main nutrients in soils which the availability is influenced by microbial activity. One of my current research projects aims at understanding better this relationship between nutrient availability and microbial activity by using enzymes as surrogates for microbial activity. In another project, I am looking at increasing crop diversity to improve soil health in vegetable production under organic high tunnels. Also, I have an extension appointment where I extend new information generated by research conducted in Southwest Minnesota to stakeholders.

Select Publications

Nascimento, C.A.C., P.H. Pagliari, L.A. Faria, and G.C. Vitti. 2018. Phosphorus mobility and behavior in soils treated with calcium and ammonium and magnesium phosphates. Soil Science Society of America Jorunal. 82: 622-631.
Nascimento, C.A.C., P.H. Pagliari, L.A. Faria, and G.C. Vitti. 2018. Phosphorus mobility and behavior in soils treated with calcium and ammonium and magnesium phosphates. Soil Science Society of America Jorunal. 82: 622-631.
Schmitt, D., P.H. Pagliari, and C.A.C. Nascimento. 2016. Chemical Distribution of Phosphorus in Soils used during the Development of Sorption Isotherms. Soil Science Society of America Journal. 81: 84-93.
He, Z., P.H. Pagliari, H.M. Waldrip. 2016. Applied and environmental chemistry of animal manure: a review. Pedosphere. 26(6): 779-816.
Sakurada L.R., M.A Batista, T.T. Inoue, A.S. Muniz, and P.H. Pagliari. 2016. Organomineral phosphate fertilizers: agronomic efficiency and residual effect on initial corn development. Agronomy Journal. 108(5): 2050-2059.
Nascimento, C.A.C., P.H. Pagliari, D. Schmitt, Z. He, and H.M. Waldrip. 2015. Phosphorus concentrations in sequentially fractionated soil samples as affected by digestion methods. Scientific Reports. 5: 17967.
Waldrip, H.M., P.H. Pagliari, Z. He, D.R. Harmel, N.A. Cole, and M. Zhang. 2015. Legacy phosphorus in calcareous soils: effects of long-term poultry litter application. Soil Science Society of America Journal. 79:1601-1614.
Pagliari, P.H. and C.A.M. Laboski. 2014. Effects of manure inorganic and enzymatically hydrolysable P on soil test phosphorus. Soil Science Society of America Journal. 78:1301-1309
Pagliari, P.H. and C.A.M. Laboski. 2013. Dairy manure treatment effects on manure phosphorus distribution and changes in soil test phosphorus. Biology and Fertility of Soils. 49:987-999.
Pagliari, P.H. and C.A.M. Laboski. 2012. Investigation of the inorganic and organic phosphorus forms in animal manure. Journal of Environmental Quality. 41:901-910.
Pagliari, P.H., M.L. Flores-Mangual, B. Lowery, D.G. Weisenberger, and C.A.M. Laboski. 2011. Manure-Induced Soil-Water Repellency. Soil Science Journal. 176: 576-581.
Pagliari, P.H., C.J. Rosen, J.S. Strock, and M.P. Russelle. 2010. Phosphorus Availability and Early Corn Growth Response in Soil Amended with Turkey Manure Ash. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis. 41: 1-14.
Pagliari, P.H., J.S. Strock, and C.J. Rosen. 2010. Changes in Soil pH and Extractable Phosphorus Following Application of Turkey Manure Incinerator Ash and Triple Superphosphate. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis. 41: 1502-1512.
Bierman, P.M., B.P. Horgan, C.J. Rosen, A.B. Hollman, and P.H. Pagliari. 2009. Phosphorus Runoff from Turfgrass as Affected by Phosphorus Fertilization and Clipping Management. Journal of Environmental Quality. 39: 505-516.