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Total and EDTA‐extractable element contents in ophiolitic soils from Tuscany (Italy)

TitleTotal and EDTA‐extractable element contents in ophiolitic soils from Tuscany (Italy)
Publication TypeArticolo su Rivista peer-reviewed
Year of Publication1991
AuthorsAngelone, Massimo, Vaselli O., Bini C., Coradossi N., and Pancani M.G.
JournalZeitschrift für Pflanzenernährung und Bodenkunde
Volume154
Pagination217-223
ISSN00443263
Abstract

Total and EDTA extractable element distributions in ophiolitic soils from Tuscany (Central Italy) were studied. The concentration levels recorded for total elements point to a slight pedogeochemical evolution of the soils investigated, since most of them fall in the concentration ranges of the parent materials. The levels of the EDTA extractable elements are consistent with the total element distribution within the soil profiles, and with the weathering patterns of the most common rock‐forming minerals. They fall in the ranges which are considered “not toxic” to plants, especially those of heavy metals. It is suggested that the well‐known infertility of such soils could be the consequence of major and trace elements synergism. Copyright © 1991 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim

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DOI10.1002/jpln.19911540312
Citation KeyAngelone1991217