the soils of hydrographic basin of râmna and some aspects regarding soil erosion
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Abstract
The paper focuses on the soil spatial distribution analysis in Râmna basin, ranging till type and sub-type, according with the Romanian Soil Taxonomy System (2003) and deriving from the assessment of their chemical and physical features. For this purpose, several data were used, among which the soil map (1:200 000) and ICPA soil profile fiches, GIS-integrated through scanning – georeferencing – digitizing. The obtained results reflects the variety and complexity of Râmna basin’s soil layer, outlining six soil classes, with a different distribution
according with the relief, the plain area being characterized by Cernisols and Salsodisols, while the hilly region is dominated by Luvisols and Cambisols classes. Both regions have common features, represented by Protisols and Anthrosols classes.
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| Authors | ;Zoia PREFAC;Constantin GRIGORAŞ;Marius POPESCU |
| Journal | food research international (ottawa, ont) |
| Year | 2008 |
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10.4316/GEOREVIEW.2008.17.1.150
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