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Grain size distribution and macronutrients content in soils washed away during surface erosion
Tadeusz Chodak1, Jarosława Kaszubkiewicz1, Wanda Tasz2
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1 Departament of Soil Science and Agricultural Environment Protection, University of Agriculture ul. Grunwaldzka 53, 50-357 Wrocław
2 Copper Research Design Centre Cuprum Ltd Research and Development Centre, pl. 1-Maja 1/2, 50-136 Wrocław

vol. 5 (2005), nr. 3, pp. 577-587
abstract: In the Central Sudety region two toposequences of soils with average slope decline of 13.6% and 9.5%, elevation of 450-500 m a.s.l., represented by lithogenous, limestone soil and autogenous, brown acid soil were analyzed. In order to determine the intensity of water erosion, installations for measuring the amount of washed away soil were placed at both the sites. In the soil samples, grain size distribution, macronutrients content and salinity were determined. The substantial differences in grain size distribution in samples of material forming accumulative levels on the slope as well as differences in macronutrients content were found.
keywords: erosion intensity, grain size distribution, macronutrients
original in: Polish