Land use and soil development in southern Chile: Effects on physical properties

Different physical properties of volcanic ash soils were investigated along a transect of 120 km from the western slope of the Central Cordilleras (40°20'S, 72°06'W) to the eastern slope of the Costal Cordillera (39°39'S, 73°11'W) in southern Chile with respect to the degree of s...

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Autores principales: Fleige,H, Beck-Broichsitter,S, Dörner,J, Goebel,M.-O, Bachmann,J, Horn,R
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Publicado: Chilean Society of Soil Science / Sociedad Chilena de la Ciencia del Suelo 2016
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spelling oai:scielo:S0718-951620160003000182017-02-07Land use and soil development in southern Chile: Effects on physical propertiesFleige,HBeck-Broichsitter,SDörner,JGoebel,M.-OBachmann,JHorn,R Andosol Arenosol hydraulic conductivity precompression stress stress strain behavior Different physical properties of volcanic ash soils were investigated along a transect of 120 km from the western slope of the Central Cordilleras (40°20'S, 72°06'W) to the eastern slope of the Costal Cordillera (39°39'S, 73°11'W) in southern Chile with respect to the degree of soil development (Arenosol versus Andosol stage; Arenosol: young volcanic ash soil, free of clay, tephric properties, Andosol: older volcanic soil, clayey). The Andosols show a higher total pore volume and a higher field capacity, especially due to an increase in fine pores, than the Arenosols. Furthermore, the precompression stress (Pc) as a parameter for the mechanical soil strength is higher for Andosols despite of a lower bulk density. A land use (cropland, meadow, forest) dependent variation of the investigated parameters was less distinct for Andosols. A reduction of macropores and saturated hydraulic conductivity (ks) due to agriculture could be determined in the field, but in general the values are still on a high level with ks-values &gt;100 cm d-1. However, at higher stresses using an oedometer test the ks-values of the Andosols are highly negatively affected with values <10 cm d-1. Aggregation is of major importance for soil stability of Andosols, whereas a homogenization of soil structure will lead to a distinct decrease of Pc of approx. 50%.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessChilean Society of Soil Science / Sociedad Chilena de la Ciencia del SueloJournal of soil science and plant nutrition v.16 n.3 20162016-09-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-95162016000300018en10.4067/S0718-95162016005000058
institution Scielo Chile
collection Scielo Chile
language English
topic Andosol
Arenosol
hydraulic conductivity
precompression
stress
stress strain behavior
spellingShingle Andosol
Arenosol
hydraulic conductivity
precompression
stress
stress strain behavior
Fleige,H
Beck-Broichsitter,S
Dörner,J
Goebel,M.-O
Bachmann,J
Horn,R
Land use and soil development in southern Chile: Effects on physical properties
description Different physical properties of volcanic ash soils were investigated along a transect of 120 km from the western slope of the Central Cordilleras (40°20'S, 72°06'W) to the eastern slope of the Costal Cordillera (39°39'S, 73°11'W) in southern Chile with respect to the degree of soil development (Arenosol versus Andosol stage; Arenosol: young volcanic ash soil, free of clay, tephric properties, Andosol: older volcanic soil, clayey). The Andosols show a higher total pore volume and a higher field capacity, especially due to an increase in fine pores, than the Arenosols. Furthermore, the precompression stress (Pc) as a parameter for the mechanical soil strength is higher for Andosols despite of a lower bulk density. A land use (cropland, meadow, forest) dependent variation of the investigated parameters was less distinct for Andosols. A reduction of macropores and saturated hydraulic conductivity (ks) due to agriculture could be determined in the field, but in general the values are still on a high level with ks-values &gt;100 cm d-1. However, at higher stresses using an oedometer test the ks-values of the Andosols are highly negatively affected with values <10 cm d-1. Aggregation is of major importance for soil stability of Andosols, whereas a homogenization of soil structure will lead to a distinct decrease of Pc of approx. 50%.
author Fleige,H
Beck-Broichsitter,S
Dörner,J
Goebel,M.-O
Bachmann,J
Horn,R
author_facet Fleige,H
Beck-Broichsitter,S
Dörner,J
Goebel,M.-O
Bachmann,J
Horn,R
author_sort Fleige,H
title Land use and soil development in southern Chile: Effects on physical properties
title_short Land use and soil development in southern Chile: Effects on physical properties
title_full Land use and soil development in southern Chile: Effects on physical properties
title_fullStr Land use and soil development in southern Chile: Effects on physical properties
title_full_unstemmed Land use and soil development in southern Chile: Effects on physical properties
title_sort land use and soil development in southern chile: effects on physical properties
publisher Chilean Society of Soil Science / Sociedad Chilena de la Ciencia del Suelo
publishDate 2016
url http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-95162016000300018
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