WATER-SOLUBLE PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS AND SOME MACRONUTRIENT AND TRACE ELEMENTS OF PEATY-PODZOLIC-GLEYIC SOILS OF THE CENTRAL FOREST STATE NATURAL BIOSPHERE RESERVE

摘要

Nonspecific organic compounds are the most active and dynamic components of soil organic matter, and they can take part in soil processes. They include phenolic compounds, which are strong complexing agents [1]. According to many authors, they actively participate in soil-forming processes like humus and podzol formation. However, most works devoted to the study of phenolic compounds in soils deal with the effect of phenolic compounds on the growth and development of plants and contamination problems. At the same time, some phenolic compounds are soluble in water, and metals can migrate as compounds with water-soluble phenolic components. The aim of this work was to reveal the distribution of water-soluble phenolic compounds in soils and their relationships with some macronutrient and trace elements.