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The Soils of Germany

Cancelled
By: Thomas Scholten(Author), Wolfgang Fleck(Author), Heiner Fleige(Author)
350 pages, 75 colour illustrations
Publisher: Springer Nature
The Soils of Germany
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  • The Soils of Germany ISBN: 9789400743809 Hardback Nov 2021 Publication cancelled #203216
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The main objective of The Soils of Germany is a geographic and thus regional differentiation of typical settings of soil formation and the related soils. Accordingly, soil-landscapes form the main structural element of The Soils of Germany. Basically, the spatial distribution of soils in Germany is a function of topography and parent material. Recent climate does not have such a differentiating influence, because the country is too small for large differences in temperature and precipitation on a country-wide scale. Both, topography and parent material have been considerably shaped last during the Pleistocene. Thus, pedogenesis and the resulting distribution of the soils of Germany are based on geomorphological grounds.

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Cancelled
By: Thomas Scholten(Author), Wolfgang Fleck(Author), Heiner Fleige(Author)
350 pages, 75 colour illustrations
Publisher: Springer Nature
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