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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «HALOMORPHIC»
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Tropical Soils and Soil Survey
CHAPTER 11 HALOMORPHIC SOILS Halomorphic soils are those with
properties controlled by the presence of soluble salts, by the presence of sodium
ions in the exchange complex, or both. Unless the degree of halomorphism is
slight, ...
2
The Ecozones of the World: The Ecological Divisions of the ...
10.4.2 Halomorphic soils Halomorphic soils develop in dry areas in locations that
are stagnant or in areas in which the groundwater table is high. In similar
locations in wetter climates Gleysols, Planosols, Fluvisols or Histosols are the
most ...
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Encyclopedia of Soil Science
HALOMORPHIC. Said of a soil formed under the influence of alkaline or neutral
salts, particularly sodium chloride. Essentially synonymous with the groups
Solonchak and Solonetz, but including salic subclasses of soils such as Fluvisols
in ...
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Sabkha Ecosystems: Volume III: Africa and Southern Europe
The area of saline soils is 0.42% of the total country area. There are
approximately 11,000 ha of saline soils, mainly placed in four valleys: Ovche
Pole, Pelagonija, Skopje and Kochani, where halomorphic soils extend on large
areas, and in ...
M. Öztürk, Hans-J rg Barth, Benno Böer, 2010
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North American Terrestrial Vegetation
Saltbush-Greasewood Vegetation dominated by perennial chenopod shrubs and
half-shrubs makes up another considerable portion of the intermountain lowlands
. Because such communities are usually associated with halomorphic soils, the ...
Michael G. Barbour, William Dwight Billings, 2000
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Desertification and Risk Analysis Using High and Medium ...
The halomorphic soils show by places (the zones of beat of the ground water, the
circumference of Chott El Gharsa, the downstream part of the old oases), the
presence of very varied gypseous accumulations (cluster, nodules, crusts and ...
Alberto Marini, Mohamed Talbi, 2008
Reclamation of halomorphic soils primarily seeks to protect the soil from salty
water and chemical reclamation seeks removal of harmful ions such as Na+ ions
and replacement with beneficial ones like Ca++ ions. This is achieved by adding
...
8
Geography For Upsc Prelims, 3E
Halomorphic Soils In the steppe and desert climatic regimes, where potential
evaporation exceeds the amount of precipitation, there is an almost a complete
lack of permanent drainage channels. Therefore, rainwater generally
accumulates in ...
9
Response of Plants to Multiple Stresses
Halomorphic Soils Water stress is exacerbated by soil-solution salt
concentrations that are often high in dryland ecosystems (Brady, 1974).
Halomorphic soils include saline soils, with concentrations of neutral soluble
salts detrimental to plant ...
William E. Winner, Eva J. Pell, 1991
These are respectively described as calcimorphic and halomorphic. Because
hydromorphic, calcimorphic and halomorphic soils develop under any kind of
climate, they are collectively known as INTRAZONAL soils. Climate is not the
dominant ...
