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Some Pedological and Fertility Characteristics of Some Soils of Jabal Al Arab and Hauran Plain

بعض الخصائص البيدولوجية و الخصوبية لترب من جبل العرب و سهل حوران

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 Publication date 2011
and research's language is العربية
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To carry out this study, 12 soil profiles were selected and prepared, and soil samples were collected from the different horizons (surface, subsurface, and C horizon) in each profile. The results of the analyzed samples indicate that, topographical factors plays an important role in determining some feature, such as, the depth of the profile, texture, distribution of CaCO3 and the process of swelling and the shrinking. Concerning the soil fertility, the study showed that the soil content of microelements is ranging between moderate to low, thus may be related to the mineralogical composition of the parent material, weathering status, and to the use of these elements by the plants during the long lasting exploitation of these soil without any restitution of these element. The results indicate as well, the decrease of these elements with decreasing elevation, i.e from the slop to the plain, this probably due to the relation between the leaching process and topographical position, and to lesser extend to the (pH) of the soil.

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