
The Soils of Slovenia
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Format
Kindle
Pages
486
Language
English
Published
May 17, 2017
Publisher
Springer
Description
For those intrigued by the intricate relationship between land and life, this comprehensive guide explores the diverse soils of Slovenia. Authors Borut Vrščaj, Blaz Repe, and Primož Simončič delve into the rich history of soil research in this unique region, showcasing how geological and climatic factors have shaped its landscape.
Readers are taken on an enlightening journey through Slovenia's varied terrains, revealing how each layer of soil contributes to agriculture, biodiversity, and ecological balance. The authors weave together scientific insights with practical implications, making the information accessible to both scholars and enthusiasts alike.
In addition to the scientific aspects, the book addresses the importance of sustainable land management and conservation efforts, emphasizing the need for a preservation-minded approach to soil cultivation. Through vivid descriptions and thorough analysis, it invites readers to appreciate the vital role soils play in Slovenia’s natural heritage.
Readers are taken on an enlightening journey through Slovenia's varied terrains, revealing how each layer of soil contributes to agriculture, biodiversity, and ecological balance. The authors weave together scientific insights with practical implications, making the information accessible to both scholars and enthusiasts alike.
In addition to the scientific aspects, the book addresses the importance of sustainable land management and conservation efforts, emphasizing the need for a preservation-minded approach to soil cultivation. Through vivid descriptions and thorough analysis, it invites readers to appreciate the vital role soils play in Slovenia’s natural heritage.
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