2005
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-06832005000400011
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Caracterização morfológica, micromorfológica e físico-hídrica de solos com horizonte B nítico

Abstract: RESUMOCom o objetivo de fornecer dados que ajudem na discussão de problemas existentes na classificação dos Nitossolos no Brasil, foram estudadas detalhadamente a estrutura, consistência, porosidade, cerosidade, condutividade hidráulica e retenção de água de solos com horizonte B nítico e solos com ambos, B nítico e B latossólico. O comportamento físico-hídrico dos horizontes dos perfis estudados mostrou a íntima relação existente entre este e a forma e o grau de estrutura, bem como a abundância e intensidade … Show more

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“…This behavior was due to the grain structure of these Latosols with more developed structural pores (macropores), which, in turn, favors a high aeration of these pores (Ferreira et al, 1999a,b;Cooper & Vidal-Torrado, 2005;Reatto et al, 2007). The same was observed in other Latosols (Tormena et al, 1998;Leão et al, 2006;Severiano et al, 2008;Freddi et al, 2009), and the results indicate that problems related to anoxia in oxidic Latosols occur only when the structure is extremely degraded (high compaction) or in a relatively short period when the water content is above the field capacity due to the dynamic behavior of water in the soil (Blainski et al, 2009).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This behavior was due to the grain structure of these Latosols with more developed structural pores (macropores), which, in turn, favors a high aeration of these pores (Ferreira et al, 1999a,b;Cooper & Vidal-Torrado, 2005;Reatto et al, 2007). The same was observed in other Latosols (Tormena et al, 1998;Leão et al, 2006;Severiano et al, 2008;Freddi et al, 2009), and the results indicate that problems related to anoxia in oxidic Latosols occur only when the structure is extremely degraded (high compaction) or in a relatively short period when the water content is above the field capacity due to the dynamic behavior of water in the soil (Blainski et al, 2009).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They consist of clay and Fe oxides and were classified according to Brewer (1976) as ferri-argillans. Although no textural gradient was observed in these soils, the clay coatings are quite numerous and may have been formed by a local clay redistribution due to clay dispersion processes (Cooper & Vidal-Torrado, 2005). The biological activity is high throughout the toposequence.…”
Section: Soil Micromorphologymentioning
confidence: 80%
“…The developments of structural-or among micro-pores (> 50 µm diameter) are more expressive in oxidic Latosols, followed by textural-or inside -micro-pores (< 50 µm diameter), in [14,50,63]. In oxidic Latosols, the structural pores exhibit a relationship with clay content reflecting on their hydro-physical attributes such as water retention.…”
Section: Bimodal Pore Distribution and Water Retention Of Oxidic Latomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the presence of this type of structure formed by stable micro-aggregates, especially in the Bw horizons of oxidic Latosols, consequently determines the dominance of structural porosity over textural porosity, giving to these soils excellent permeability and moderate to low water retention, in [14].…”
Section: Bimodal Pore Distribution and Water Retention Of Oxidic Latomentioning
confidence: 99%