FRACTAL DIMENSIONS OF PARTICLE SURFACE IN THE PLOWED LAYERS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH MAIN SOIL PROPERTIES
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    Fractal dimensions of particle surface were 2.805~2.942 in the plowed layers of 16 crop fields in Sichuan. Among them, sand soil was 2.821, loam soil 2.807, clay loam soil 2.916, and clay soil 2.939. Statistic analysis indicated that fractal dimensions were in highly significant negative correlation with the contents of coarse sand and fine sand, and in very significant positive correlation with the contents of silt and clay. In addition, in the partial correlation with the contents of silt, clay, organic matter and bulk density of soil was highly significant or significant.

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Zhang Shi-rong, Deng Liang-ji, Zhou Qian, Wu Guo-feng. FRACTAL DIMENSIONS OF PARTICLE SURFACE IN THE PLOWED LAYERS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH MAIN SOIL PROPERTIES[J]. Acta Pedologica Sinica,2002,39(2):221-226.

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  • Received:June 06,2000
  • Revised:September 08,2000
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  • Online: February 25,2013
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