Distribution of the Percent Aluminum Saturation in Soils on the Burlington and Elsey-Reeds Spring Geologic Formations in Northern Stone County, Missouri
Date of Graduation
Fall 1994
Degree
Master of Science in Geospatial Sciences
Department
Geography, Geology, and Planning
Committee Chair
David Castillon
Abstract
Northern Stone County soils formed from and overlie Burlington and Elsey-Reeds Spring geologic formations. The soils in the study area are Alfisols, Ultisols and Inceptisols. These soils were studies to determine the depth, distribution and the correlation of percent clay, percent organic matter, extractable calcium and pH with percent aluminum saturation for planning purposes. Most of the soils studies had a moderate to very high potential for aluminum toxicity. There was little consistent correlation between percent clay content, percent organic matter, extractable calcium and pH with percent aluminum saturation. Planning recommendations are given based on the depths of the aluminum toxicity potentials.
Subject Categories
Earth Sciences
Copyright
© J. Scott Eversoll
Recommended Citation
Eversoll, J. Scott, "Distribution of the Percent Aluminum Saturation in Soils on the Burlington and Elsey-Reeds Spring Geologic Formations in Northern Stone County, Missouri" (1994). MSU Graduate Theses/Dissertations. 802.
https://bearworks.missouristate.edu/theses/802
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