<p>This book is a systematic summary of the author's research in the field of mountain soil-forming processes over the years, further developing Daukuchayev's soil zonality theory. Based on a large amount of practical data, the book reveals the problems of systematic classification and diagnostic classification of mountain soil, gives comparative characteristics of different occupation-geographical groups, expounds the particularity of mountain soil formation, and takes Central Asia and southern Kazakhstan as examples. Discuss the natural scientific basis for rational utilization of mountain soil, as well as comprehensive development and protection of mountain areas. This book is aimed at soil scientists, ecologists, botanists, agronomists and scientific researchers. </p>
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Author (Editorial Board): А.С. Cekanov (А.С.Цеканов) Published by: ð здательство « ð л им» Published: Frunze Publication year: 1983 Pages: 309 pages Language: Russian Collection barcode: XJLAS RU 70019572
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