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Geologiska Föreningen i Stockholm Förhandlingar Volume 107, 1985 - Issue 4
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Clay mineralogical comparisons of weathering profiles associated with spruce and birch stands

Per-Arne Melkerud
Pages 301-309 | Received 26 Apr 1985, Published online: 06 Jan 2010

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Jan Sjöström & Zhixun Lin. (1996) Texture, chemistry, and mineralogy of acid soil profiles in Hailand, SW Sweden. GFF 118:4, pages 227-236.
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Mats Olsson & Per-Arne Melkerud. (1989) Chemical and mineralogical changes during genesis of a Podzol from till in Southern Sweden. Geoderma 45:3-4, pages 267-287.
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W.B. Whalley & J.P. McGreevy. (2016) Progress reports. Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment 12:1, pages 130-143.
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