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Estudio mineralógico de suelos desarrollados sobre arenas y arcosas en la provincia de Valladolid

Authors: García Rodríguez, María del Pilar;

Estudio mineralógico de suelos desarrollados sobre arenas y arcosas en la provincia de Valladolid

Abstract

[EN]In this paper we study the mineralogy of the sand fraction in four profiles (one arenosol, one gleysol and two luvisols) developed over Neogene and Quaternary sediments of arkosics and sands. The most abundant minerals in the heavy fraction are tourmaline, zircon, garnet, epidote, biotite and ilmenite. Light fraction is mainly forme by quartz. This mineralogy form a contrast with the one of other soils in the South of the province of Valladolid, located in the West part of this zone, richer in minerals of metamorphic origin. The alteration is influenced by the soil moisture regime.

[ES]En este trabajo se estudia la mineralogía de la fracción arena en cuatro perfiles (un arenosol, un gleysol y dos luvisoles) desarrollados sobre sedimentos de arcosas y arenas del Neógeno y Cuaternario. Los minerales más abundantes en la fracción densa son: turmalina, circón, granate, epidota, biotita e ilmenita. La fracción ligera está constituida fundamentalmente por cuarzo. Esta mineralogía contrasta con la de otros suelos del Sur de Valladolid, situados al Oeste de esta zona, más ricos en minerales de origen metamórfico. La alteración está influenciada por la humedad edáfica.

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