

The Encyclopedic Dictionary of Soil Science, 2nd revised and expanded edition, is a reference work for professionals and students in soil science. It offers 5340 entries covering pedology, mineralogy, and other disciplines related to the study of soils. With an English/French index and numerous illustrations, it is an essential tool for understanding soils worldwide, whether they are temperate, Mediterranean, tropical, or arid.
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The Encyclopedic Dictionary of Soil Science, in this 2nd revised and expanded edition, offers a comprehensive and detailed view of the various scientific disciplines related to soil study and management. With 5340 entries, this work is an essential resource for professionals in pedology, mineralogy, geomorphology, petrography, and soil conservation.
This new edition delves deeply into the major soil classification systems, including the French Soil Reference System, the Soil Taxonomy, and the international WRB/BRM classification revised in 2014. It applies to all types of soils, whether they come from temperate, Mediterranean, arid, tropical, or even cold regions.
Each scientific term is not only precisely defined but also accompanied by an English translation, thus facilitating its understanding in an international context.
Moreover, this edition is enriched with numerous illustrations, photographs, diagrams, and tables, which allow for a visual deepening of the concepts discussed. The detailed captions of these elements facilitate the understanding of the various facets of soils and the processes associated with them.
This work is an essential reference for professionals in soil science, students and teachers in agronomy and earth sciences courses, as well as for all those involved in land management and the protection of natural environments. It is also of great use to individuals interested in gaining a deeper knowledge of landscapes and soils.
With these rich backgrounds, the authors bring unique expertise to this work, thus enriching the field of soil sciences.
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