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| International Agrophysics |
| publisher: | Institute of Agrophysics
Polish Academy of Sciences
Lublin, Poland |
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0236-8722 |
vol. 12, nr. 1 (1998)
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Human-induced soil degradation activities
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Van Baren J.H. V. , Oldeman L.R.
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International Soil Reference and Information Centre (ISRIC) P.O. Box 353, 6700 AJ Wageningen, the Netherlands |
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vol. 12 (1998), nr. 1,
pp. 37-42
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abstract
Soil degradation is occurring over vast areas. The GLASOD and ASSOD projects reflect the present status of human-induced soil degradation and its impact on food productivity related to productivity changes observed in the recent past. However, there is a great need for well-documented, reliable soil information and other related data at national and regional levels to better understand and qualify the impact of changing soil conditions or biomass production.
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keywords
soil degradation, GLASOD project, SOTER project, ASSOD project
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