The sixth edition of the Polish Soil Classification (SGP6) aims to maintain soil classification
in Poland as a modem scientific system that reflects current scientific knowledge …

Mollisols are a fundamental component of global agricultural production. In the Argentine
Pampas region, 65% of the Mollisols belong to Argiudoll great group. These soils have an …

Most studies concerning soil microorganisms and enzymes are focused on the upper
horizons of the soil profile even though they transform soil organic matter at every depth of …

The rates of N cycling and soil enzyme activities involved in the transformation of soil N-
related nutrients are rarely measured in soils below a 30 cm depth, even though substantial …

Cation exchange capacity and base saturation are of crucial importance for soil
characterisation and classification; however, the interchangeability of soil data for …

Most studies on soil enzymes are focused on the upper horizons of the soil profile, even
though they transform the soil organic matter at every depth of the soil profile. The aim of this …

In this study, ten stratified calcium carbonate–rich soil profiles from the Polish Outer
Carpathians were investigated in order to identity the influence of parent material variability …

Aggregate stability is a crucial factor in predicting the development of the erosion process,
and it is particularly important in landscapes with high heterogeneity of soil cover, such as …

Approximately 3.6 million people in the semi-arid region of Brazil depend on agriculture,
making it highly susceptible to climatic impacts. Luvisols are highly fertile soils in this region …

Soil erosion is a natural phenomenon which causes many problems such as the reduction of
soil fertility and silting of dams. In this study, the 137 Cs activities and the RUSLE model …