[The distribution of micronutrients in pseudo-gley, hydromorphic black soil and chernozem profiles [Yugoslavia]]
1984
Bertic, B. | Sekulic, P. | Cvijovic, M. (Biotehnicki znanstveno nastavni centar, Osijek (Yugoslavia))
This investigation comprised representative soil types of Slavonia and Baranja (SFRY). Profiles of pseudogley, boggy black soil and chernozem differ largely, mainly by carbonate content and soil reaction. Available trace elements content mostly decreases with profile depth, this applying less to copper and zinc and more to iron and manganese. pH value did not affect available copper and zinc, but it exerted negative influence on available manganese. Carbonate content affected inactivation of manganese and copper. Humus content affected distribution of available copper and manganese, but it did not affect zinc. Clay content is in positive correlation with copper content and in negative one with zinc content, while available phosphorus is in significant correlation only with zinc content in the soil.
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