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• W2005132548 abstract "A chrono-toposequence of five soils formed in strongly weathered granite in the South Island of New Zealand was described on the basis of soil profile morphology, landscape position, and the degree of weathering of the underlying granite. The sequence contains five progressively younger soils on increasing slopes from crest to backslope formed in a Parent Material of originally uniform mineralogical and chemical composition as Parent Rock under a uniform climate and vegetation. All profiles of the sequence are strongly weathered and leached with the final member of the sequence being considered to represent a terminal steady-state system. Changes in a number of chemical and physical soil properties were described with the increasing soil development (i.e. increasing weathering and leaching) represented in the sequence profiles. Profile soil weights (< 2mm) remained approximately constant, once weathering of stone material (> 2 mm) to fines was completed. An initial increase in profile silt and clay content was followed by a decline in both fractions with a corresponding increase in the sand fraction. Proportions of kaolin/metahalloysite initially increased and 2:1–2:2 Al intergrades decreased, but the final three sequence profiles had similar clay mineralogies with kaolin/metahalloysite being the main component. Profile weights of oxidisable carbon and total nitrogen followed an exponential decline after an initial increase between the first two sequence profiles. Profile cation-exchange capacity, total exchangeable bases, percent base saturation, and exchangeable cations showed no trends with increasing soil development. Depth-gradients of these parameters together with oxidisable carbon and total nitrogen became less pronounced, with the apparent tendency towards a steady-state system in the final sequence profile. Multiple regression analysis indicated that oxidisable carbon was the main contributing factor to cation-exchange capacity followed by clay content. Profile weights of total calcium and potassium were closely correlated and showed an approximately exponential decline with increasing soil development, whereas total magnesium showed a relatively linear decline. Total aluminium and iron both showed an initial increase and then declined. The relative rates of loss of the five total elements studied were in the order: Ca > Mg > K, Fe > Al." @default.
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• W2005132548 title "Some properties of a chrono-toposequence of soils from granite in New Zealand, 1. profile weights and general composition" @default.
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