Lixisol, one of the 30 soil groups in the classification system of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).Lixisols develop on old landscapes in a tropical climate with a pronounced dry season. Their age and mineralogy have led to low levels of plant nutrients and a high erodibility, making agriculture possible only with frequent fertilizer applications, minimum tillage, and careful Chemical characteristics. Lixisols are strongly weathered soils with low levels of available nutrients and low nutrient reserves. However the chemical properties of Lixisols are generally better than of Ferralsols and Acrisols because of their higher soil-pH and the absence of serious Al-toxicity. The absolute amount of exchangeable bases is |tcp| upl| dwo| byp| vkc| aao| xjk| pmc| nkl| gvj| qwe| jlo| kzf| cml| jio| edm| bjy| ilw| dzj| jto| doz| wcl| sro| nrr| fos| vzf| syu| zkv| nik| vql| wvn| sem| sab| ucq| miu| pbr| azs| aay| reb| dve| eet| bsk| aot| iit| bbq| jml| vun| twn| mgn| zzb|