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Tropical Soils and Soil Survey
Soil Science, 1978Acknowledgements Preface Part I. Soil Formation in the Tropics: 1. Environment 2. Processes 3. Soil properties 4. Organic matter Part II. Soils of the Tropics: 5. Soil types 6. Latosols 7. Laterite 8. Other pedalfers 9. Vertisols 10. Soils of the dry tropics 11. Halomorphic soils 12. Gleys and alluvial soils Part III. Soil Classification and Evolution:
R. F. Montgomery, A. Young
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2003
Agricultural ecology, or agroecology, deals in general with the structure and function of agroecosystems at different levels of resolution. In this text/reference, the authors describe in terms of agroecology the tropical environments of sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin and Central America, focusing on production and management systems ...
Anthony S. R. Juo, Kathrin Franzluebbers
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Agricultural ecology, or agroecology, deals in general with the structure and function of agroecosystems at different levels of resolution. In this text/reference, the authors describe in terms of agroecology the tropical environments of sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin and Central America, focusing on production and management systems ...
Anthony S. R. Juo, Kathrin Franzluebbers
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Mycologia, 1954
Thirty-one samples were collected from varied soils in Panama and Costa Rica. Because of diversified soil sampling from Barro Colorado Island, many of the more common fungi were isolated.
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Thirty-one samples were collected from varied soils in Panama and Costa Rica. Because of diversified soil sampling from Barro Colorado Island, many of the more common fungi were isolated.
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1986
The population explosion in most “third world” countries, the persisting economic crisis in the world, and their converging effects on the tragic impoverishment of many nations in the tropics have suddenly highlighted distinctive regional problems which are matters of general concern for everyone, wherever they live; these problems require sympathetic ...
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The population explosion in most “third world” countries, the persisting economic crisis in the world, and their converging effects on the tragic impoverishment of many nations in the tropics have suddenly highlighted distinctive regional problems which are matters of general concern for everyone, wherever they live; these problems require sympathetic ...
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Tropical Soils and Soil Classification Updates
1989Several national and international institutions are updating the soil classification systems they use in their soil resource inventory programs. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations (1988), the Soil Survey Staff (1987) of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Soil Conservation Service (SCS), several ...
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2010
The conditions for soil development in the lowland tropics are described, in particular the soil-forming factors, climate, parent material, topography and organisms, and their interactions through time. Of particular importance is the climate of the lowland tropics, which has a major influence on the nature of soil development because of high ...
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The conditions for soil development in the lowland tropics are described, in particular the soil-forming factors, climate, parent material, topography and organisms, and their interactions through time. Of particular importance is the climate of the lowland tropics, which has a major influence on the nature of soil development because of high ...
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