Soil formation in technogenic landscapes: trends, results, and representation in the current classifications (Review)

doi:10.17223/19988591/56/1

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Title: Soil formation in technogenic landscapes: trends, results, and representation in the current classifications (Review)
Creator: Sokolov, Denis A.
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Androkhanov, Vladimir A.
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Abakumov, Evgeny V.
Date: 2021
DOI: 10.17223/19988591/56/1
Description: For hundreds of years, humans have been a soil formation factor. With the recent industrial development of vast territories, the formation of soils in technogenic and postanthropogenic conditions requires more attention. This study reviews the literature on the soils of human-transformed or human-made landscapes (technogenic landscapes),in which soil formation starts on a new technogenic substrate. Such soils may occur in different bioclimatic conditions. We focused on processes that govern soil morphology and the subsequent transformation of these soils. Often, the soils of technogenic landscapes are characterized by high bulk density values and by the presence of dense contact. Their properties are affected mainly by organic matter accumulation (humus, litter, and peat). The paper also covers approaches to the reclamation of technogenic landscapes, the main stages, and partly the reclamation options. It is noted that the efficiency of reclamation activities depends on the available resources and timely decision-making. We assessed the efficiency of soil reclamation methods and suggested technogenic landscape survey techniques. The major approaches to soil classification in technogenic landscapes in national and international soil classification systems are briefly discussed, and an approximate correlation of soil names used in different systems is suggested. All considered classifications provide the opportunity to assess the soil properties and specifics of soil formation in technogenic landscapes. However, in most studies, the soil diagnostics are limited to top-order taxa only.

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Source: Вестник Томского государственного университета. Биология. 2021. № 56. С. 6-32
Language: eng

Created: 20-01-2022

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