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Showing posts with label Limestone soils. Show all posts

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Friday, 1 June 2012

The geoecology of the limestone and shale areas in Samar, Philippines

The geoecology of the limestone and shale areas in Samar, Philippines

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Limestone soils Philippine soils Soil degradation Soil formation Soil functions Tropical island soils Tropical soils

Contributed by Dr. Ian A. Navarrete Humboldt Fellow Soil Science of Tropical and Subtropical Ecosystems Buesgen Institute University of Gött...

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Labels: Limestone soils, Philippine soils, Soil degradation, Soil formation, Soil functions, Tropical island soils, Tropical soils

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