Soil Sciences: Properties of Sands and Stringers

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This lecture covers the characteristics and properties of sands, iron and aluminum oxyhydroxides, and stringers in soil. It discusses their mineral constituents, texture, structure, and specific surface areas. The lecture also explores the impact of these elements on soil permeability, air penetration, heat exchange, and nutrient retention.

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