The Soils of Serbia by Pavle Pavlovic, Nikola Kostic, Branko KaradZic, Miroslava Mitrovic

The Soils of Serbia Pavle Pavlovic, Nikola Kostic, Branko KaradZic, Miroslava Mitrovic ebook
Format: pdf
ISBN: 9789401786591
Page: 290
Publisher: Springer Netherlands

Special attention is paid to human-induced soil degradation due to the erosion and contamination of soils in Serbia. The soils of Serbia and their degradation. In Republic of Serbia, strawberries are being cultivated on soils with pH ranging between 4 and 8. Pseudogley soils (as per WBR, 2006 clasification, Stagnosol) cover significant agricultural areas within the Republic of Serbia. A number of data for Se content and distribution in soils in Serbia was obtained. Serbia, country in the west-central Balkans. The 1st International Congress on Soil. Soil Science Society of Serbia. Republic of Yugoslavia until 2003 and Union Serbia and Montenegro until 2006. Deficiency in vertisols is independent of the total iron in soils. Resource Type: National Soil Maps (EUDASM) · Maps · Maps & Documents. Environment, University of Novi Sad, Serbia, while being treated by different concentration of three heavy met- als in soil: Ni3+, Cu2+ and Cd2+. Soil Science Institute, Belgrade, Serbia. Soil Map Serbia - pedoloska karta jugoslavije. Of the former Pannonian Sea with some of Serbia's most fertile soils. The Se content in the soils in Serbia varies in a broad range 39-440 μg/kg. Vertisols are the predominant soils in Central and western Serbia and cover. Depleted uranium mobility and fractionation in contaminated soil (Southern Serbia). The major treats to soil identified so far – in order by intensity of a treat Methods for annual soil erosion risk estimation implementing in Serbia:. An assessment of environmental radioactivity in the area of Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, was performed using gamma-ray spectrometry.