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An assessment of Soil Fertility and Agronomic Constraints in Southern Africa Savannas: A Case Study of Pandamatenga Area, Botswana (Articolo in rivista)
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- An assessment of Soil Fertility and Agronomic Constraints in Southern Africa Savannas: A Case Study of Pandamatenga Area, Botswana (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2003-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- 10.1080/03736245.2003.9713782 (literal)
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Pardo, M.T., G. Ristori, L.P. D'Acqui and G. Almendros (2003)
An assessment of Soil Fertility and Agronomic Constraints in Southern Africa Savannas: A Case Study of Pandamatenga Area, Botswana
in South African Geographical Journal
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- Pardo, M.T., G. Ristori, L.P. D'Acqui and G. Almendros (literal)
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- a Department of Environmental Chemistry Environmental Sciences Center, Serrano 115-B, Madrid, 28006, Spain
b Institute of Soil Genesis and Ecology, P. le Cascine 28, Firenze, 50144, Italy
c Institute of Soil Genesis and Ecology, P. le Cascine 28, Firenze, 50144, Italy
d Department of Soils Environmental Sciences Center, Serrano 115-B, Madrid, 28006, Spain (literal)
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- An assessment of Soil Fertility and Agronomic Constraints in Southern Africa Savannas: A Case Study of Pandamatenga Area, Botswana (literal)
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- Pandamatenga is one of parts of Botswana most suited to dryland farming. The major constraint to crop production is the lack of adequate rainfall. Pellic vertisols (dark cracking clay soils) and ferralic arenosols developed on Kalahari sands constitute the main soil formations. Pandamatenga vertisols are moderately fertile while ferralic arenosols have a very low inherent physical and chemical fertility. This paper reports on the physical and chemical properties of these soils and the characteristics of their organic matter. Some agronomic strategies aimed at their sustainable use are also considered. (literal)
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