Organic Matter Content and Composition of Soils with Stagnic Properties from Bulgaria

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Apr 2016 English Publisher:ZenodoJournal:Bulgarian Journal of Soil Science (issn: 2534-8787,

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Authors: Hristov, Biser; Filcheva, Ekaterina; Ivanov, Plamen;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.2579057 , 10.5281/zenodo.2579058

Organic Matter Content and Composition of Soils with Stagnic Properties from Bulgaria

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This paper deals with the contents and composition of organic matter in soils with stagnic properties. Study on the content and composition of soil organic matter, shows that these soils have low content of organic carbon. Soil formation proceeds under influence of acid plant residues from forest and seasonal waterlogging caused by the surface stagnating waters. The total carbon content decreases sharply in subsurface horizons. The amount of fulvic acids (Cf) prevail over humic acids (Ch) and type of humus is humic-fulvic and fulvic.

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Soil organic matter (SOM), S, h umic acids, Fulvic acids, Science, Humic acids, Q, Agriculture, humus, Soil organic matter (SOM), humus, fulvic acids, humic acids, Stagnosols, Planosols, f ulvic acids, Planosols, Stagnosols

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