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Temperature in Weathering,iations in weathering produced at different temperatures. Although there are differences caused by topography and other factors in any particular area (Fig. 4, Section 2-2), the following major facts cause the weathering in different zones: high average temperatures in moist regions increase vegetat

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Trace Elements in Weathering,that are determined in the usual chemical analysis of a rock—there are minute quantities of other elements that are measured in parts per million (ppm) and known as trace or minor elements. These elements are interesting geochemically and are of considerable importance in plant and animal metabolism

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ctly preda- tory life to one in which agriculture became important. In view of the anti- quity of concern with the subject, it is perhaps surprising that it can be approached from a fresh viewpoint, as is done in this book. Because soil science is an applied science, it is not surprising that the ap

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,The Earth’s Crust,or varying lengths of time. The results of these chemical and physical changes are known as weathering. The expression of the changes caused by weathering vary with the kind of rock, the kind of climate, and the time that the local conditions have prevailed. Generally the effects of weathering are s

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Temperature in Weathering,ration, and chemical weathering is either nonexistent or very slight. As well as regional climatic differences there are regimes of soil climates which are in part described as microclimates. Each soil has a particular climate within which the soil flora and fauna live, and within which chemical cha

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