Soil pH is a critical parameter influencing numerous soil properties including nutrient
cycling, microbial activity, inorganic carbon and metal speciation and criteria for classifying …

This paper describes the occurrences, mineralogical assemblages and environmental
relevance of iron-rich precipitates derived from acidic (pH< 4) waters containing dominantly …

Abstract The severe Millennium Drought (2007–2010) left an area of over 5000 ha in the
Lower Murray River (South Australia) dried, cracked and acidified as river and groundwater …

A diverse range of acid sulphate soils occur in N egara B runei D arussalam on the inland
flat areas that are important agricultural lands. Prior to this study, there was no information …

When acid sulfate soils containing hypersulfidic material (pH> 4) dry, oxidation of pyrite
causes strong acidification with the formation of sulfuric material (pH< 4), which may release …

Abstract pH is a “master variable” controlling many biogeochemical processes in soils. Acid
sulfate soils undergo rapid and large pH changes from circumneutral pH under anaerobic …

Acid sulphate soils (ASS) can pose a significant hazard to natural ecosystems and
developed areas situated within ASS landscapes. Management techniques used to …

Sediment deposition in coastal wetlands is key to maintaining marsh elevation during
periods of sea level rise. Deposition occurs naturally during storms to increase marsh …

This handbook is designed to be used by farmers, land managers, agencies and service
providers to provide land management options as part of farm property management plans …

The use of soil evidence to identify an unknown location is a powerful tool to determine the
provenance of an item in an investigation. We are particularly interested in the use of these …