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Soils Geography
1. Introduction to Soils Geography
2. Soil Composition and Components
3. Physical Properties of Soil
4. Chemical Properties of Soil
5. Biological Properties and Soil Organisms
6. Soil Formation Processes and Factors
7. Soil Morphology and Profile Description
8. Soil Classification Systems
9. Major Soil Orders and Global Distribution
10. Soil Degradation Processes and Management
Major Soil Orders and Global Distribution
Minimally Developed Soils
Entisols
Fluvents
Psamments
Orthents
Geographic Distribution
Land Use Implications
Inceptisols
Aquepts
Ochrepts
Umbrepts
Geographic Distribution
Agricultural Potential
Volcanic Ash Soils
Andisols
Unique Properties
Allophane Minerals
Geographic Distribution
Management Challenges
Permafrost-Affected Soils
Gelisols
Cryoturbation Effects
Permafrost Table
Geographic Distribution
Climate Change Impacts
Arid Region Soils
Aridisols
Calcic Horizons
Gypsic Horizons
Salic Horizons
Geographic Distribution
Irrigation Potential
Grassland Soils
Mollisols
Mollic Epipedon
High Base Saturation
Geographic Distribution
Agricultural Importance
Forest Soils of Humid Regions
Alfisols
Argillic Horizons
Base Saturation
Geographic Distribution
Forest Productivity
Spodosols
Podzolization Process
Spodic Horizons
Geographic Distribution
Acidic Conditions
Highly Weathered Tropical Soils
Ultisols
Low Base Saturation
Clay Accumulation
Geographic Distribution
Fertility Limitations
Oxisols
Oxic Horizons
Extreme Weathering
Geographic Distribution
Aluminum Toxicity
Organic Soils
Histosols
Organic Matter Accumulation
Wetland Formation
Geographic Distribution
Carbon Storage
Shrink-Swell Soils
Vertisols
High Clay Content
Vertic Properties
Geographic Distribution
Engineering Problems
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