“…Methodology of classical micropedology provides with required information about soil development in micro level, such as changes in fine earth composition and soil plasma evolution (Kubiena, 1938(Kubiena, , 1967Stoops and Eswaran, 1986). These methods are widely used for analysis of soil paleo processes (Sedov et al, 2013), soil restoration on post-mining environments (Abakumov et al, 2005), soil elementary process in different environments (Lebedeva et al, 2010;Abakumov et al, 2013) and specification soil classification aspects (Kubiena, 1967). Micromorphological investigations related to fire effect of soil crusts and fine earth (Greene et al, 1990) and aggregate dynamics in post-fire soil (Mataix-Solera et al, 2002) have been undertaken.…”