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RESEARCH PRODUCT
Anthropogenic soils: general aspects and features
Giuseppe Lo PapaCarmelo Dazzisubject
IrrigationEcologyman-soil relationshipsman-soil relationshipcomplex mixturesGeographyAnthrosolSettore AGR/14 - PedologiaEnvironmental protectionlcsh:QH540-549.5Soil waterAnthrosolslcsh:EcologyTechnosolslcsh:Human ecology. Anthropogeographylcsh:GF1-900General Environmental Sciencedescription
In recent decades man's role in soil formation has become a matter of great concern among soil scientists. Man is now considered a soil-forming factor and anthrosolization is recognised as a soil-forming process that consists of a collection of geomorphic and pedological processes resulting from human activities. These human activities include deep working, intensive fertilization, the addition of extraneous materials, irrigation with sediment-rich waters and wet cultivation. In this paper we review the influence of man as a soil forming factor stressing also some peculiar aspects linked to their classification.
year | journal | country | edition | language |
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2015-01-01 | Ecocycles |