Hydromorphism - Its Definition and Correlation between Three Major Classification Systems with Reference to West Africa
Hydromorphic soils may be defined simply as any wetland soil that will not support crops (or plants), with aerobic edaphic requirements, during the peak of the groundwater recharge. The influence of the water-table is largely controlled by the texture of the profile. This is of significance because...
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Faculty of Agriculture, University of Ife
2015
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