Clay Minerals in Soils: The Interface Between Plants and the Mineral World

  • Velde B
  • Barré P
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This book considers the inter-relations between plants and minerals in an entirely new way, in that it introduces the notion of eco-engineering: i.e. the manipulation of the mineral world by the living world to the ends of the living world. These inter-relations are the basis for traditional agriculture and should be the basis for new, ecologically oriented land management disciplines, including agriculture itself. These relations also have an impact on surface geochemistry and determine pollution problems. A better understanding of this concept will lead to a renewed consideration of surface environmental problems. © Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2010. All rights are reserved.

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Velde, B., & Barré, P. (2009). Clay Minerals in Soils: The Interface Between Plants and the Mineral World. In Soils, Plants and Clay Minerals (pp. 129–170). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-03499-2_4

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