Titre :	Classification of soils of sub-humid and semi-arid savannas according to the U.S. soil taxonomy
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Collins, J. B.
Mention d'édition :	Government of Ghana Science Society
Editeur :	Government of Ghana Science Society
Année de publication :	1976
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-05530
Note générale :	Thre is no general agreement among scientists as to the origin of savannas. No single environmental factor can be selected as the dominating soil-farming condition of all savannas. Soils found in savana area exh ibit great taxonomic diversity. Since savanna are characterized by distinct wet and dry season/s, probably the only property that is common to all soils of savanna areas is moisture stress for some undefined period/s of time during the year.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Classification des SOL  Savane  Formation superficielle  Savane sub-humide  Savane semi-aride
Index. décimale :	581.7 Ecologie végétale. Plantes classées en fonction de leur environnement
Résumé :	Thre is no general agreement among scientists as to the origin of savannas. No single environmental factor can be selected as the dominating soil-farming condition of all savannas. Soils found in savana area exh ibit great taxonomic diversity. Since savanna are characterized by distinct wet and dry season/s, probably the only property that is common to all soils of savanna areas is moisture stress for some undefined period/s of time during the year.
Note de contenu :	Thre is no general agreement among scientists as to the origin of savannas. No single environmental factor can be selected as the dominating soil-farming condition of all savannas. Soils found in savana area exh ibit great taxonomic diversity. Since savanna are characterized by distinct wet and dry season/s, probably the only property that is common to all soils of savanna areas is moisture stress for some undefined period/s of time during the year.

Classification of soils of sub-humid and semi-arid savannas according to the U.S. soil taxonomy [texte imprimé] / Collins, J. B.  . -  Government of Ghana Science Society . - Government of Ghana Science Society, 1976.
ISSN : CI-05530
Thre is no general agreement among scientists as to the origin of savannas. No single environmental factor can be selected as the dominating soil-farming condition of all savannas. Soils found in savana area exh ibit great taxonomic diversity. Since savanna are characterized by distinct wet and dry season/s, probably the only property that is common to all soils of savanna areas is moisture stress for some undefined period/s of time during the year.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Classification des SOL  Savane  Formation superficielle  Savane sub-humide  Savane semi-aride
Index. décimale :	581.7 Ecologie végétale. Plantes classées en fonction de leur environnement
Résumé :	Thre is no general agreement among scientists as to the origin of savannas. No single environmental factor can be selected as the dominating soil-farming condition of all savannas. Soils found in savana area exh ibit great taxonomic diversity. Since savanna are characterized by distinct wet and dry season/s, probably the only property that is common to all soils of savanna areas is moisture stress for some undefined period/s of time during the year.
Note de contenu :	Thre is no general agreement among scientists as to the origin of savannas. No single environmental factor can be selected as the dominating soil-farming condition of all savannas. Soils found in savana area exh ibit great taxonomic diversity. Since savanna are characterized by distinct wet and dry season/s, probably the only property that is common to all soils of savanna areas is moisture stress for some undefined period/s of time during the year.