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Fraccionamiento de la materia húmica en suelos de Andalucía occidental. I. Suelos de Vega y Tierras Negras Andaluzas

Authors: Romero Díaz, Roque; Martín Martínez, Francisco;

Fraccionamiento de la materia húmica en suelos de Andalucía occidental. I. Suelos de Vega y Tierras Negras Andaluzas

Abstract

[ES]: Se estudian las relaciones ácidos húmicos/ácidos fúlvicos en seis perfiles de cada uno de los tipos suelos: Suelos de Vega y Tierras Negras Andaluzas. En los primeros, la relación en el horizonte superficial es 1 para suelos de Vega autóctonos y 2,5 para suelos de Vega alóctonos. En las Tierras Negras Andaluzas, la relación está comprendida entre 2,5 y 3,5, estando estos datos de acuerdo con otros de varios autores.

[EN]: The ratio between humic acids and fulvic acids from six profiles of two types of soils: Vega soils and Andalusian Blackearths are studied. In the former, the ratio in the superficial horizon for autochtonous soil is 1 and 2,5 is between 2,5 and 3,5 and in this types of soil they are in agreement with the results of other authors.

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