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pedogenesis

[¦ped·ō′jen·ə·səs]
(geology)
soil genesis
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Studies on Fe oxides have facilitated the interpretation of past and present pedogenetic processes (INDA JUNIOR & KAMPF, 2005), and the mapping and classification of soils (SANTOS et al., 2013).
Pedogenic iron oxides in soils of the Acre State, Brazil/Oxidos de ferro pedogenicos em solos do estado do Acre, Brasil
Low values of Xfd probably indicate beginning pedogenetic formation of magnetic particles in soils.
Assessing Magnetic Susceptibility Profiles of Topsoils under Different Occupations
Elevated proportion of clay fraction in the Bt horizon indicates the process of pedogenetic clay differentiation.
CORRENSITE IN ALBIC LUVISOL AT PODMOKLY (KRIVOKLATSKO PROTECTED LANDSCAPE AREA, CZECH REPUBLIC)
The horst-tops were colonized by tropical lush vegetation due to the local warm-humid climate, as indicated by their palynologic and plant assemblages (Del Rio, 1984; Rees et al., 2000) and the pedogenetic evidence (laterites and calcretes).
The Middle Jurassic Alpine Tethyan unconformity and the eastern Sardinia - Corsica Jurassic high: a sedimentary and regional analysis
Diagnostic properties, epipedons and subsuperficial horizons of soil profiles were identified in order to analyze and classify pedogenetic processes.
Physical, chemical, and mineralogical characterization of Vertisols to determine their parent material/Caracterizacion fisica, quimica y mineralogica de Vertisoles para determinar su material parental/Caracterizacao fisica, quimica e mineralogica de Vertisois para determinar seu material parental
Contribution of different proton sources to pedogenetic soil acidification in forested ecosystems in Japan.
Understanding and applicability of the forest soil concept/Compreensao e aplicabilidade do conceito de solo florestal
Pedogenetic changes in the quantity and distribution of textural and chemical soil constituents during thirty years.
Interrelationships between soil cover and plant cover depending on land use/Muld- ja taimkatte vastastikused seosed soltuvalt maakasutusest
Such a scalar does not work so well in the case of wet mineral soils, as here the hydrological conditions overshadow the normal pedogenetic processes.
Humus cover and its fabric depending on pedoecological conditions and land use: an Estonian approach to classification of humus forms/ Huumuskate ja selle ulesehitus soltuvalt pedookoloogilistest tingimustest ning maakasutusest: huumusvormide klassifikatsiooni Eesti versioon
Despite of the relative homogeinity of the pedogenetic factors (landscape, parental materials, climate, waters, vegetation), within the basin there is present a large enough variety of soil cover, thus being identified soils belonging to the seven classes: Cernisols, Luvisols, Pelisols, Hydrosols, Salsodisols, Protisols and Anthrosols.
Some peculiarities of soil cover from the basin area of Calmatui (Teleorman county)
However, the area typically has considerable differences in its characteristics, especially in regard to soil type, due to pedogenetic processes and factors of soil formation (SOUZA et al., 2008), which leads to variable productivity.
Prediction of soil chemical attributes using optical remote sensing/ Predicao de atributos quimicos do solo utilizando sensoriamento remoto otico
Several pedogenetic processes have acted during the development of the soils.
Caracterizacao das condicoes abioticas que influem na distribuicao da vegetacao na planicie costeira do rio de la Plata, Argentina
The dominant pedogenetic processes that formed the soils were the following: structure formation, organic matter accumulation, loss of bases and acidification, desilication, fast weathering, and the formation of noncrystalline (short-range order) minerals and gibbsite.
Genesis of soils across a late Quaternary volcanic landscape in the humid tropical island of Leyte, Philippines

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