2001
DOI: 10.4154/gc.2001.03
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Distribution of Iron and Manganese in Terra Rossa from Istria and its Genetic Implications

Abstract: Haematite and goethite are the predominant pedogenic mineral phases in terra rossa from Istria. Limited variation of selected Fe oxide characteristics in analysed samples indicates the specific pedogenic environment in which terra rossa is formed. The mean value of the Fed/Fet ratio, taken as an index of weathering is 0.7 and reflects quite a high degree of weathering of Fe-containing primary silicates. Relatively uniform Fed/clay ratios clearly indicate a predominance of co-illuviation of clay and Fe oxides. … Show more

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“…Nisbah Fek/ Fe total sebesar 0,17 %. Durn et. al., (2001) menggunakan nilai ratarata nisbah Fek/ Sit sebagai indeks pelapukan tanah yang berasal dari mineral silikat dengan angka 0,7.…”
Section: Tabel 3 Hasil Analisis Al Dan Fe Ekstrak Ditionit Sitrat Dan...unclassified
“…Nisbah Fek/ Fe total sebesar 0,17 %. Durn et. al., (2001) menggunakan nilai ratarata nisbah Fek/ Sit sebagai indeks pelapukan tanah yang berasal dari mineral silikat dengan angka 0,7.…”
Section: Tabel 3 Hasil Analisis Al Dan Fe Ekstrak Ditionit Sitrat Dan...unclassified
“…Soil weathering leads to the crystallization of iron and manganese, released from primary minerals, resulting in the formation of new secondary minerals in dry climatic conditions [13]. The Crystallization Index (CI) is considered a genetic standard for classifying iron and manganese crystallization in the soil [14]. The development of iron and manganese crystallization increases as a result of soil-forming factors obtained from the parent material, which is influenced by varying conditions of drought and moisture in the soil [15].…”
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confidence: 99%