Sand as soil parent material

Bambergs, K. . Dept. of Soil Science and Agrochemistry

Sand as soil parent material

1998

Bambergs, K. (Latvian Univ. of Agriculture, Jelgava (Latvia). Dept. of Soil Science and Agrochemistry)

The article presents characteristics of Latvia's sand deposits as the most significant soil parent material occupying 24% of the territory of Latvia. Textural, mineralogical and chemical changes occuring in the process of sandy soil sedimentation are revealed. The processes favouring there changes are explained.

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arena elemento primario del suelo latvia letonia lettonie minerales minerals podzol podzoles podzols roca roche rock sable sand sandy soils sedimentation soil chemicophysical properties soil parent materials soil texture sol sableux suelo arenoso textura del suelo texture du sol

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Latvijas Lauksaimniecibas Universitates Raksti. A - biologiskas zinatnes. B - tehniskas zinatnes (Latvia) | Proceedings of the Latvia University of Agriculture. A - biological sciences. B - technical sciences

Volume 291 Issue 14 ISSN 1407-0871

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pp. 3-10

Other Subjects

Mineraux; Propiedades fisico-quimicas suelo; Roche mere; Sedimentacion; Propriete physicochimique du sol

Language

Latvian

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Summaries (En, Lv)

6 tables; 11 ref.

Translated Title

Smilts ka augsnu cilmiezis

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Sand as soil parent material

1998

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