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Can terra rossa become water repellent by burning? A laboratory approach
J. Mataix-Solera
, V. Arcenegui
, C. Guerrero
, M. M. Jordán
, P. Dlapa
, N. Tessler
,
L. Wittenberg
Department of Geography and Environmental Studies
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Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Kaolinite
100%
Clay Mineral
66%
Montmorillonite
50%
Soil Organic Matter
50%
Illite
33%
Forest Soil
33%
Surface Area
16%
Forest Fire
16%
Soil Property
16%
Soil Water
16%
Pinus halepensis
16%
Clay Fraction
16%
Infiltration Rate
16%
Fine-Textured Soils
16%
Water Repellent Soils
16%
Soils
16%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Terra Rossa
100%
Kaolinite
75%
Clay Mineral
50%
Montmorillonite
37%
Soil Organic Matter
37%
Illite
25%
Forest Soil
25%
Israel
12%
Surface Area
12%
Soil Property
12%
Forest Fire
12%
Spain
12%
Soil Water
12%
Wettability
12%
Soils
12%
Keyphrases
Laboratory Approach
100%
Laboratory-controlled Experiment
6%