Soil Coloration is a measurable physicochemical property of soils arising from the differential absorption and scattering of visible light by iron oxide minerals, serving as an indicator of pedogenic processes and environmental conditions.
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QUANTITATIVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SOIL COLOR AND HEMATITE CONTENT
J. Torrent, U. Schwertmann, H. Fechter et al. · Soil Science · 1983 · 375 citations
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