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Soil Structure

Encyclopedic Dictionary of Archaeology, 2021
Soil structure refers to the arrangement of the primary soil particles sand, silt and clay into peds or aggregates. A modern definition recognises the importance of soil pores by referring to soil structure as the size, shape and arrangement of solids ...

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How relationships between soil organic matter parameters and soil structure characteristics are affected by the long-term fertilization of a sandy soil

Geoderma, 2019
Refining our understanding of how soil structure develops is important because soil structure has a major influence on plant growth. Recent studies show positive correlations between soil organic matter and soil structure.
Lukasz Uzarowicz   +2 more
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Impact of wetting and drying cycles on soil structure dynamics

Geoderma, 2019
Soil structure is not static but undergoes continuous changes due to a wide range of biotic and abiotic drivers such as bioturbation and the mechanical disturbance by tillage.
Steffen SchlÜter   +2 more
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Nonlinear Soil–Foundation–Structure and Structure–Soil–Structure Interaction: Engineering Demands

Journal of Structural Engineering, 2015
AbstractTwo geotechnical centrifuge tests were designed to elicit the influence of soil–foundation–structure interaction (SFSI) and structure–soil–structure interaction (SSSI) effects on the seismic demands of an inelastic frame structure founded on individual spread footings. Four experimental cases were considered: (1) SFSI of an individual inelastic
Tara Hutchinson   +2 more
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Global meta-analysis suggests that no-tillage favourably changes soil structure and porosity

Geoderma, 2022
Role of soil to meet global food security, sustainable intensification and food nutritional quality has got renewed attention with a larger focus on soil physical condition.
S. Mondal, D. Chakraborty
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What is Soil Structure?

Nature, 1963
THE investigation of soil falls naturally into two divisions: (1) pedology, the scientific investigation of the soil as a natural body; (2) edaphology, the investigation of the soil as a medium for the growing of plants, particularly plants of economic importance.
Fox, William E., Teakle, L. J.H.
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