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Stony soils and crop production

by Raymond Gras (writer)
Collection: Synthèses
march 1994
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Pebble-free soils, the most sought-after for agriculture, are therefore the most studied. However, those containing appreciable quantities of pebbles represent a significant proportion of soils used for crop production.

Yet the properties of stony soils are relatively poorly understood, because studies are often limited to the fine fraction alone, deliberately overlooking the presence of coarse elements. In fact, fine soil is only one element in the system that the soil forms with the pebbles, and cannot represent it.

A synthesis of the specific properties of stony soils and their impact on production was lacking, and Raymond Gras' 1994 book fills the gap.

Table of contents

Introduction

Global influence of pebbles' on crop production

1. Description of a stony soil
2. Measurements of pebbly soil characteristics: pebble content, density
3. Direct impacts of pebbles on plant cultivation
4. Pebbles and fine soil structure
5. Pebbles and soil temperature
6. Pebbles and water flow
7. Reciprocal water transfers between fine soil and porous pebbles. Their role in soil water reserves

Conclusion

Bibliography

Press

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Features

Language(s): French

Publisher: Éditions Quae

Edition: 1st edition

Collection: Synthèses

Published: 1 march 1994

Reference Book: 02963

Reference eBook [PDF]: 02963NUM

Reference eBook [ePub]: 02963EPB

EAN13 Book: 9782759239818

EAN13 eBook [PDF]: 9782759239825

EAN13 eBook [ePub]: 9782759239832

Interior: Black & white

Format (in mm) Book: 160 x 240

Pages count Book: 184

Pages count eBook [PDF]: 184

Size: 7.89 MB (PDF), 11.1 MB (ePub)

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