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Long-Term Research on Physical Properties of Soils in the MSU Large Lysimeters: Main Results for the First 60 Years (1961–2021)

А. Б. Умарова, T. A. Arkhangelskaya, А. А. Кокорева, Z. S. Ezhelev, N. A. Shnyrev, В. Н. Колупаева, Т. В. Иванова, K. V. Shishkin

2021Moscow University Soil Science Bulletin6 citationsDOI

Abstract

Results of the 60-year research on soil physical properties at the large lysimeters of the Experimental Soil Station of Moscow State University are discussed. The main studied issues include the elements of soil water balance, soil evolution, soil temperature regime, and transport of various substances within the soil profile. The long-term changes in soil texture, soil mineralogy, and organic carbon content have been observed. The horizon sequence in the soil profile affects the intensity of drainage flux and its stabilization in the long-term aspect. The amount of the transit transfer of substances in different soil profiles depends on both profile structure and upper boundary conditions.

Topics & Concepts

LysimeterEnvironmental scienceSoil scienceSoil waterSoil horizonTerm (time)Soil morphologySoil classificationQuantum mechanicsPhysicsSoil Carbon and Nitrogen DynamicsClimate change and permafrostSoil and Unsaturated Flow
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