Root-induced Soil Structure
Root-Induced Soil Structure is a soil structural configuration formed and maintained by the physical, chemical, and biological interactions of plant roots with soil particles, distinguished from other soil structures by its direct dependence on root growth, exudation, and rhizodeposition processes.
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The role of tree uprooting in soil formation: A critical literature review
Pavel Šamonil, Kamil Král, Libor Hort · Geoderma · 2010 · 141 citations
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Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development, China
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