Salt content as an eco-pedological limiting factor in soils of the Etosha National Park, northern Namibia
Soil saIinization is a serious eco-pedological limiting factor, particularly for plants sensitive to even very low salt concentrations. In the Etosha National Park in northern Namibia eight soil types can be distinguished that show different levels of the electrical conductivity (EC5) and a typical vertical distribution of salts in the soil profile. Keyword: Alkaline soil environments, Biological diversity, Calibration of the abscissas, Enhanced soil erosion, Episodical heavy rainfalls, Irrigation, Landscape-ecological design, Phytatoxic sodium, Soil sealing, Spatial configuration and Wind direction.
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