2009Socio-Environmental Systems ModelingOpen access

Soil in space and time

Alfred E. Hartemink, Alex B. McBratney, R. E. White

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This four-volume set, edited by leading experts in soil science, brings together in one collection a series of papers that have been fundamental to the development of soil science as a defined discipline. Volume 1 on Soil in Space and Time covers: - Soil morphology and micromorphology - Soil geography - Soil genesis - Soil classification - Pedometrics - Paleopedology

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This four-volume set, edited by leading experts in soil science, brings together in one collection a series of papers that have been fundamental to the development of soil science as a defined discipline. Volume 1 on Soil in Space and Time covers: - Soil morphology and micromorphology - Soil geography - Soil genesis - Soil classification - Pedometrics - Paleopedology

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This four-volume set, edited by leading experts in soil science, brings together in one collection a series of papers that have been fundamental to the development of soil science as a defined discipline. Volume 1 on Soil in Space and Time covers: - Soil morphology and micromorphology - Soil geography - Soil genesis - Soil classification - Pedometrics - Paleopedology

Key concepts: Soil morphology, Soil functions, Soil fertility, Soil biodiversity, Soil science, Environmental science, Soil water, Soil health

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