SOIL PROPERTIES OF THE RED CANARY GRASS ASSOCIATION PHALARIDETUM ARUNDINACEAE (KOCH 1926) LIBB. 1931

摘要

The goal of the presented study was to characterize physical and chemical properties of soils under the identified canary grass sub-associations (Phalaridetum arundinaceae) in the valleys of the Warta and Notec rivers. Different sub-associations werefound to occur both on organic soils (peat soils, peat-muck soils, mucky soils); as well as on mineral soils (river alluvial soil) [acc. of PTG (Polish Society of Soil Science) 1989]. The basic physical properties of these soils exhibit typical values for soils of specific origin, morphology and texture. Values of basic chemical properties were lower in mineral soils. Organic soils were characterized by very high availability of macroelements.