Search Results - Chernozem

La noción tipo genético del suelo en la literatura rusa by Tschapek, M.W.

“…For instance, the steppe soil formation contains genetic types: chernozem, chestnut, burozem, solonetz. To day, in the soil genetic classification in Russia, the soil genetic type has been taken as principal unit. …”
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Towards spatially continuous mapping of soil organic carbon in croplands using multitemporal Sentinel-2 remote sensing by Shi, P., Six, Johan, Sila, A., Vanlauwe, Bernard, Oost, K. van

“…Here, we aim to achieve spatially continuous mapping of SOC in croplands, by creating multitemporal bare soil composites that maximize cropland coverage in two regions of varying agroecosystems and landscape structure in the Northeast China Chernozem region and the Belgian Loam Belt. Bare soil pixels were extracted via spectral index thresholding that excluded contaminated pixels from external perturbance. …”
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Status and challenges of black soils by Fontana, Ademir, Labaz, Beata, Monger, Curtis, Morras, Hector, Wang, Lei, Pfeiffer, Marco, Taboada, Miguel Angel, Valle, Susana

“…The general category of black soils includes three main soil groups Chernozem, Kastanozem and Phaeozem, according to the World Reference Base for Soil Resources (WRB). …”
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Recomendaciones técnicas para la producción de semilla de cebada, trigo y avena en el altiplano cundiboyacense by Castillo Sierra, Javier, Avellaneda Avellaneda, Yesid, Mayorga Cubillos, Franklin Giovanny, Mancipe Muñoz, Edgar Augusto, Albarracín Arias, Luis Orlando, Rodríguez Molina, John Fredy, Baquero Cubillos, Edison Ferney, Atencio Solano, Liliana Margarita, García Gómez, Gustavo Octavio

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Global distribution an characteristics of black soils by Angelini, Marcos Esteban, Rodriguez, Dario Martin, De La Fuente, Juan Carlos, Tenti Vuegen, Leonardo Mauricio, Moretti, Lucas Martin, Schulz, Guillermo, Fontana, Ademir, Landi, Ahmad, Mermut, Ahmet R., Moreira, Ana Laura, Morras, Hector

“…In the WRB classification (IUSS Working Group WRB, 2015), the majority of black soils would correspond to Chernozems, Kastanozems and Phaeozems. Hovewer, other groups such as Vertisols, Fluvisols, cambisolos and Anthrosols may fit the definition of black soils. …”
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