Lundström, 1993 - Google Patents
The role of organic acids in the soil solution chemistry of a podzolized soilLundström, 1993
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- 17199025764282048520
- Author
- Lundström U
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- Publication venue
- Journal of Soil Science
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The soil solution chemistry of a podzolized soil in the north of Sweden was monitored for four years using percolation lysimeters. Weak organic acids were a major constituent of the soil solution and are important because of their ability to form complexes with aluminium …
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