Calhoun
Check out these tiger stripes !!
Calhoun Experimental Forest
Near Plot II-12
Sedalia, SCUnited States
Longitude: -81.723872
Year:
2009Description:
Global Soil Change Workshop 2009 visited the Calhoun Experimental Forest to evaluate human forcings of the Critical Zone, long-term soil experiments, anthro- and traditional pedology, biogeochemistry, land-use history, and land management.
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- by drichter
Four-decade responses of soil trace elements to an aggrading old-field forest: B, Mn, Zn, Cu, and Fe
Publisher:
EcologyYear:
2009Volume:
89Issue:
10Pagination:
2911-2923- Login or register to post comments
- by drichter
Daniel Markewitz generates alternative hypotheses, granitic gneiss in hand !!
Adjacent to 2004 Fimmen soil pit
SedaliaUnited States
Longitude: -81.724594
Year:
2009Description:
The origin and functions of the horizontal redoximorphic tiger stripes in Calhoun's B horizons is a topic Ryan Fimmen took into the literature (Biogeochemistry 2008) and the subject of on-going biogeochemical study and discussion. Here, Markewitz uses a 25-lb piece of granitic gneiss to describe his alternative bedrock-inheritance hypothesis of the origin of the baffling tiger stripes found a depth in many Calhoun profiles.
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- by drichter
