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1 89 * cm () NA (A) 8 8. N BET (A) mm A 99 8 (A) A A A 9 r ** r * MgxCa-xCO DelCampillo et al.99 (Morris et al.99) (Barrow,98) 999( Ghranjikie () Samadi and 9 Sayers et al. 999 Gilikes Karimian and Moafpouryan 988 Lajtha and Schlesiger Oustan Maftoun et al Yasrebi et al. Reyhanitabar et al. areyhani@tabrizu.ac.ir *
2 89 mm Klute and Dirksen, Nelson and 98 Sommers, 98 Holford and Mattingly, 9 Drouinea,9 Chapman,9 (ph) Ca Talibudeen & Arambarri,9; Richards,9 Abedi & Talibudeen, 9; Mattingly, & Holford; 9 () (HC) Allison and Moodie,9 Borrero (DelCampillo et al N ph 999 Samadi and Gilkes Oustan mm (A) r 9 ** mm M p/p C (Dronio, 9) (BET) N %A or SSA A B( oo ) cm (m g - ) SSA B A
3 DelCampillo et al., (A) mm (BET) g.kg - Q 9 m.g C F 999 Samadi and Gilkes (BET) m.g - Sm V = ch= X-ray Brindley, and Brown, 98 ) = 8 Sm Ch V 8 X-ray K
4 A(g/kg) A(g/kg) 89 A mm A mm 999 Samadi and Gilkes r Oustan A r 8 8 g kg - X-ray gkg - 8 y =.x -. R =. Mg x Ca -x CO (g/kg) y =.x +. R =. 8 CEC (g/kg) m.g A - (r )
5 8 A CEC [cmol c kg - ] g kg - g kg - g kg - SSA.Soil m g - ph(**) ph(*) SSA.Soil ph(**) ph(*) m /g 9 Holford and Mattingly 99 DelCampilo et al 8 m.g - 8 8
6 89 Abedi and 9 Holford and Mattingly 9 Talibudeen 99 DelCampillo et al NA A A SS A N.A (m /g) SSA. 8 SS A.A (m /g) NA SS A. (m /g) A A % A A () SSA.A () %A r 99 A() (g/kg) A() (g/kg) A () SSA. NA () r 8 ** SSA= /-/log (g/kg)
7 SSA. SSA. SSA. (m/g) SSA. (m/g) SSA.Soil(m /g) SSA.Soil(m/g) ph() clay OC CEC A() A() SS A. Soil Silt n Clay **. OC CEC **.**. -.9 (r) A().98**.* -. A().* -. SS A. Silt Clay SS A.A SS A. SS A.NA Clay * ** -.9* (r) SS A.A(). -. ** * SS A..8** SS A.Non.A y =.x +. R =.9 R =. Clay(g/kg) OC(g/kg) Soil no= y = -.8x +. R =. Soil No= y = -.8x R =. 8 (g./kg) 8 (g.kg-) Soil No=8 y = 8.x +.8 R =. Soil No= y =.x +. R = A/....8 A/
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