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calcareous soil(kălkârˈēəs), soil formed largely by the weathering of calcareous rocks and fossil shell beds. Different varieties usually contain chalk, marl, and limestone and frequently a large amount of phosphates. They are often very fertile, as in the case of the buckshot soils...
Figure 3.Photos of the lower part of the section (a)Clayey silt in the layer 1; (b) Clayey silt with lots of calcareous nodules in the layer 2; (c) Silt with calcareous nodules in the layer 4; (d) Boundary between the layer 5 and layer 4; (e) Dark grey clay in the layer 7;...
CALCAREOUS soils are of a wide occurrence under arid and semiarid climates, where the presence of CaCO_3 are in considerable amounts. These soils cover more than one million feddan of agricultural soils and more than 30% of desert soil in Egypt. One hundred and twenty soil samples were ...
Lime reduces heavy metal availability by promoting concentrations of Pb2+ to form Pb(OH)2 and PbCO3 deposits through increasing soil pH15. Phosphate and Pb can generate phosphate precipitates and form very stable phosphor lead with halogen (Cl−, F−) in the soil. Passivation mechanism of...
The soil conditions are old calcareous alluvial plains, 0.3 to 0.5 m deep, with sandy loam to clay loam textures, and a pH between 7.2 and 8.2. The olive trees were irrigated daily according to the reference evapotranspirative demand (ETo), with 5126 m3/ha year. 2.3. Sample Selection ...
The formation of mineral scale, in particular calcareous deposits, is a persistent and expensive problem in industries ranging from oil and gas to desalination. Scaling of metallic or insulating walls in contact with water supersaturated with respect to calcium carbonate may create technical problems in...
nutrient accumulation, such as domestic animal stalls where faeces accumulate (hence the good correspondence with the mammal DNA observed for La Thuile). However, the production (and thus concentration) of each of these proxies, as well as their distribution through the soil profiles, can be ...
At both localities, and possibly throughout the southern Karoo Basin [56], the last occurrence of Dicynodon (marking the biostratigraphic PTB) coincides with an interval of rhythmically-bedded laminated mudrock containing a single horizon of large brown weathering calcareous nodules. This facies compr...
Classified as Regosols in the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Taxonomy, purple soils formed from purple rocks and are mainly distributed in the Sichuan Basin of southwestern China. A number of studies have focused on the soil water, nutrients, te