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MORPHOLOGICAL AND GENETIC SEQUENCES OF CARBONATE ACCUMULATION IN DESERT SOILS
Soil Science · 1966 · Vol. 101(5) · pp. 347–360
L. H. GILE✉(United States Department of Agriculture)F. F. Peterson(United States Department of Agriculture)Robert B. Grossman(United States Department of Agriculture)
Clay minerals and soil interactionsCarbonateSoil waterDesert (philosophy)GeologySoil scienceEarth scienceChemistry
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