Soil as a Bio-Abiotic Body Described Using the LT Methodology

It is shown that the language of spatiotemporal values (LT methodology) can be used in soil science for assessing degradation and progradation processes in soils and lands, as well as for describing evolution of soils accompanied by variation in the soil ecosystem capacity.

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Eurasian Soil Science
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s106422932560366x
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Marine and environmental studies
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Soil as a Bio-Abiotic Body Described Using the LT Methodology

O. A. Makarov
Eurasian Soil Science
Marine and environmental studies
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Soil as a Bio-Abiotic Body Described Using the LT Methodology

O. A. Makarov
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It is shown that the language of spatiotemporal values (LT methodology) can be used in soil science for assessing degradation and progradation processes in soils and lands, as well as for describing evolution of soils accompanied by variation in the soil ecosystem capacity.

Eurasian Soil ScienceVol. 58(14)
Lomonosov Moscow State University (RU), Federal State University of Education (RU)
Life in Land
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Marine and environmental studies
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