Changes in the profile properties and chemical weathering characteristics of cultivated soils affected by anthropic activities.

ABSTRACT: The study of the pedogenic process in response to natural evolution, gradual anthropogenic shifts and engineering upheavals is of great significance for understanding, utilizing and transforming nature in the future. Although scholars have considered anthropic activities to be an important factor affecting pedogenesis, research on how and how much anthropic activities influence the soil-forming process is scant. This paper was conducted to analyse pedogenic characteristics dominated by anthropic activities. In this study, the parent materials and soils undergoing natural evolution (NE), tillage perturbation (TP) and engineering perturbation (EP) were selected as research objects. The genetic characteristics of soils undergoing NE, TP and EP are investigated mainly from three aspects: soil

SUBMITTER: Li J 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8531366 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature