Agronomy, Volume 12, Issue 11
2022 November - 317 articles
Cover Story: Soil cover of a young moraine landscape in Europe was being heavily transformed by human-induced erosion, also referred to as anthropogenic denudation. This process led to the exposure of deeper genetic horizons in eroded, truncated soils and the accumulation of colluvial material in lower topographical locations. As a consequence, a complex system of soil mosaics that change intensively along with the slopes was formed. Soil structure and its properties change together with the transformation of soil cover. Eroded pedons, despite their small area, have the least favorable characteristics of structure and increase the risk of water erosion. The results showed the necessity for adaptation of land management practices to real condition and heterogeneity of soil cover. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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