Soil hydromorphism in two saline and brackish system: classification, indicators and pedogenetic processes

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Soil hydromorphism in two saline and brackish system: classification, indicators and pedogenetic processes. / Ferronato, Chiara; Contin, Marco; De Nobili, Maria; Falsone, Gloria; Pellegrini, Elisa; Vianello, Gilmo; Vittori Antisari, Livia.

In: International Journal of Environmental Quality, 2015.

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Harvard

Ferronato, C, Contin, M, De Nobili, M, Falsone, G, Pellegrini, E, Vianello, G & Vittori Antisari, L 2015, 'Soil hydromorphism in two saline and brackish system: classification, indicators and pedogenetic processes', International Journal of Environmental Quality. https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2281-4485/5803

APA

Ferronato, C., Contin, M., De Nobili, M., Falsone, G., Pellegrini, E., Vianello, G., & Vittori Antisari, L. (2015). Soil hydromorphism in two saline and brackish system: classification, indicators and pedogenetic processes. International Journal of Environmental Quality. https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2281-4485/5803

Vancouver

Ferronato C, Contin M, De Nobili M, Falsone G, Pellegrini E, Vianello G et al. Soil hydromorphism in two saline and brackish system: classification, indicators and pedogenetic processes. International Journal of Environmental Quality. 2015. https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2281-4485/5803

Author

Ferronato, Chiara ; Contin, Marco ; De Nobili, Maria ; Falsone, Gloria ; Pellegrini, Elisa ; Vianello, Gilmo ; Vittori Antisari, Livia. / Soil hydromorphism in two saline and brackish system: classification, indicators and pedogenetic processes. In: International Journal of Environmental Quality. 2015.

Bibtex

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abstract = "The introduction of the “subaqueous soils” into the international classification system of the Soil Taxonomy (2010) gives a possibility to soil scientists to use the pedogenetic approach to investigate coastal soils in view of resource protection and valorization. Coastal areas, in fact, are complex and fragile ecosystems whose ecological value is worldwide recognized, but generally highly inhabited and affected by different erosion and pollution phenomena, and flooding problems. The soil science has a great opportunity to contribute to the correct management and protection of coastal soils, by recognizing the value of coastal soils and thus investigating the effect of the water table oscillation and ionic composition to the changes of soil properties and functionality. This work represent a first attempt to describe the soil continuum existing from hydromorphic to subaqueous environment, highlighting the evidence of some pedogenetic processes into subaquatic substrates and demonstrating the high ecological values of these pedons.",
author = "Chiara Ferronato and Marco Contin and {De Nobili}, Maria and Gloria Falsone and Elisa Pellegrini and Gilmo Vianello and {Vittori Antisari}, Livia",
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