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Nativ Rotbart

Agricultural Research OrganizationORCID

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N. Rotbart, Nativ Rotbart

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Agricultural Research OrganizationHebrew University of JerusalemBen-Gurion University of the Negev
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Nativ Rotbart is an author at Agricultural Research Organization specializing in engineering, bioremediation, and agricultural economics.

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Estimating olive leaf nitrogen concentration using visible and near-infrared spectral reflectance

Nativ Rotbart, Ze’ev Schmilovitch, Yafit Cohen,

Biosystems Engineering

2012

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Treated wastewater irrigation: Soil variables and grapefruit tree performance

Indira Paudel, Asher Bar‐Tal, Guy J. Levy,

Agricultural Water Management

2018

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Chloroform fumigation extraction for measuring soil microbial biomass: The validity of using samples approaching water saturation

Adi Oren, Nativ Rotbart, Mikhail Borisover,

Geoderma

2018

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Short- and long-term effects of continuous compost amendment on soil microbiome community

Judith Kraut‐Cohen, Avihai Zolti, Nativ Rotbart,

Computational and Structural Biotechnology Journal

2023

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Examination of residual chloroform interference in the measurement of microbial biomass C by fumigation-extraction

Nativ Rotbart, Mikhail Borisover, Nadezhda Bukhanovsky,

Soil Biology and Biochemistry

2017

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Lower leaf gas‐exchange and higher photorespiration of treated wastewater irrigated Citrus trees is modulated by soil type and climate

Indira Paudel, Avi Shaviv, Nirit Bernstein,

Physiologia Plantarum

2015

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Water quality changes seasonal variations in root respiration, xylem CO2, and sap pH in citrus orchards

Indira Paudel, Asher Bar‐Tal, Nativ Rotbart,

Agricultural Water Management

2017

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