- Soil formation, also
known as
pedogenesis, is the
process of soil
genesis as
regulated by the
effects of place, environment, and history. Biogeochemical...
-
little affected by
pedogenesis. Clay illuviation, if present, is not significant. The
absence of solum-type
development (
pedogenesis) is one of the defining...
- such
characteristics that are the
result of soil-forming
processes (
pedogenesis). An
example is the
German soil systematics.
Other systems combine characteristics...
- seen in the list above, the 19th and 20th-century
discussions on the
pedogenesis of
Chernozem originally stemmed from
climatic conditions from the early...
- in some regions) and
environmental soil science.
Pedology deals with
pedogenesis, soil morphology, and soil classification. The
history of edaphology...
-
studying the
fundamental phenomenology of soils, e.g. soil
formation (aka
pedogenesis),
pedologists pay
particular attention to
observing soil
morphology and...
-
understanding redox reactions related to
heavy metal oxidation state changes,
pedogenesis and morphology,
organic compound degradation and formation, free radical...
- dry
winter monsoon is
responsible for the
aeolian dust
deposition and
pedogenesis that
resulted in the
creation of the
Loess Plateau. The
monsoon influences...
-
Resources is a
Reference Soil
Group that
combines soils whose properties and
pedogenesis are
dominated by
their technical origin. They
contain either a significant...
- and the
Mesak Settafet area of Libya, but
evidence of soil formation/
pedogenesis such as bog iron are
described from
other parts of the
Sahara as well...
