1984
DOI: 10.1016/0009-2541(84)90020-2
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Factors influencing the geochemistry of lateritic soils in the greenschist-amphibolite meta-tectonic belt, southwestern Nigeria

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“…Soil in these regions has low load bearing limit, materials with the voids filled with water; in this manner their significant engineering issues includes the abundance of surface and ground water, poor drainages, high compressibility, low bearing capacity and differential settlements. It is emphasized that extensive leaching out of salt by rain water and ground water cause detrimental effect on soil structure [3].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Soil in these regions has low load bearing limit, materials with the voids filled with water; in this manner their significant engineering issues includes the abundance of surface and ground water, poor drainages, high compressibility, low bearing capacity and differential settlements. It is emphasized that extensive leaching out of salt by rain water and ground water cause detrimental effect on soil structure [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…σημαντική ομοιότητα με την αντίστοιχη επιφανειακή κατανομή τους (Εικ. 19g (Saager and Esselaar Ì969, Hakli 1970, Reeves and Saadi 1971, Dawson and Sinclair 1974, Koo and Mossman 1975, Olorunfemi 1984, Aleksandrov and Solovyeva 1986, όσο και σαν μέσο μελέτης των κύριων στοιχείων και ιχνοστοιχείων στα θαλάσσια ιζήματα (Imbrie and Van Andel 1964, Cameron 1968, Van Der Weijden 1976, Flores and Shideler 1978, Gardner et al 1980, Marshall 1983, Guerroni et al 1984, Coward and Cronan 1987, Shankar et al 1987. (Fripiat and Castuche 1952).…”
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