Investigating Carbonate Distribution in Particle Size Components of Some Soils of Khuzestan Province
S. Jafari; M. Karimzadeh; A. Abdeshahi · 2021 · علوم آب و خاک
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Abstract
Characteristics of most soils in arid and semi-arid regions affected by carbonates. The study aimed to determine the distribution of carbonates in the size components of some soils in Khuzestan province. Upward to the bottom of Karun, Karkheh, and Jarahi rivers were studied at depths of 0-50, 50-100, and 150-100 cm. The results showed that the average amount of carbonates in the soils of the Jarahi river basin (37%) was significantly different from the amount in the soils of the other two rivers (33%). Carbonates were observed in all soil size components but the maximum was present in the clay
Abstract by S. Jafari; M. Karimzadeh; A. Abdeshahi, علوم آب و خاک (2021) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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