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Black soils in Slovakia

Pedosphere Research, 2022
Black soils in Slovakia can be divide into the two basic groups: black soils according to the INBS (International network of black soils) and black soils outside the INBS specified criteria. Numerous soil profiles of soil databases (17 620 soil profiles from the General Soil Survey of Agricultural Land and 318 monitoring sites in Slovakia) were ...
Jozef Kobza, Boris Pálka
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Effects of black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia) on soil properties in the loessial gully region of the Loess Plateau, China

open access: yesPlant and Soil, 2010
Black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia) has been widely planted in the Loess Plateau for soil and water conservation. The effects of black locust on soil properties has significant role in land use and ecosystem management.
Xianqiang Yin, Di Wang, Jimin Cheng
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Black soils in Argentina

2021
Spatial prediction was done following a digital soil mapping framework. Soil profiles were classified into black soil (833) or non black soil (3007) according to the BS definitions. We used soil horizons up to 25 cm. Soil organic carbon (obtained by wet combustion), Munsell colour and horizon boundaries were used for the analysis.
Leonardo M. Tenti Vuegen   +5 more
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Black Soil

Social Text, 2023
AbstractThis article turns to the minor Black matter of soil to map a provisional theory of Black alchemy. Black alchemy names an erotic and ethical orientation toward the Dead and dead matter. Sifting the metonymic, metaphysical, and material properties between (Black fleshly) matter and (earthly) matters, the article argues for an attention to the ...
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Delineating the black soil region and typical black soil region of northeastern China

Chinese Science Bulletin, 2020
The black soil region in northeastern China is one of the most important grain production areas in the country, and plays a key role in food security. Large lands have been brought into cultivation in the last 100 years. Because these lands have lesser slope gradients compared to those in the loess plateau and other regions in China, soil erosion has
Baoyuan Liu   +5 more
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Overestimates of black carbon in soils and sediments

Naturwissenschaften, 2004
Several recent reports suggest that black carbon (BC), which broadly encompasses charcoal, soot, and other forms of pyrogenic carbon, may constitute a significant proportion of the refractory carbon in soil and sedimentary organic matter. BC is a sink for biospheric and atmospheric carbon dioxide, and is intimately tied to the biogeochemical cycling of
Myrna J, Simpson, Patrick G, Hatcher
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The Soils of Madras Part-II-The Black Soils of Madras

Madras Agricultural Journal, 1957
In the preceding Section (Part-I) the distribution of the different soils in the districts. and taluks of the districts was given. The soils were shown as belonging to four categories namely the black, red, alluvial and arenaceous soils. Nothing was said about the nature of each category. In the present and subsequent papers it is proposed to deal with
Sri. MENON P. K. R., Dr. MARIAKULANDAI A
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