The Nature and Properties of Soils¶
Brady, N. C., & Weil, R. R. (2008). The Nature and Properties of Soils. Pearson Prentice.
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Primes¶
- Microstructure
- Two codebases of equal size on the same stack can behave very differently. Soils and agronomy — productivity is mediated by soil structure (aggregate size, pore distribution, organic-matter binding), not mineral composition; compacted and well-aggregated soils of identical composition can differ by an order of magnitude in yield.
This sourceEstablishes that soil productivity is mediated by soil structure (aggregate size, pore distribution, organic-matter binding) rather than mineral composition alone.
- Two codebases of equal size on the same stack can behave very differently. Soils and agronomy — productivity is mediated by soil structure (aggregate size, pore distribution, organic-matter binding), not mineral composition; compacted and well-aggregated soils of identical composition can differ by an order of magnitude in yield.
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