Description

Andrei Ursu studies Moldova’s soils and their many roles. He brings together research on what these soils do. He treats soil as the base of land ecosystems. He also looks at soil as a resource for production.

This book is a study of soil science. It serves soil scientists and ecologists, who study living things and their surroundings. It also serves agronomists, who study crops and soils. Students and experts in related fields can use it too. It aims to share soil science with wider readers. It covers ways to protect and conserve the range of life in nature.

Ursu reviews ideas about soils. He looks at current issues in the region’s soil science. He sets out his own rules for grouping soils. He updates soil regions and explains patterns in their spread. He also names soils not known before. He looks at how soils form and suffer damage. He covers changes that technology causes in soils. He studies soil use and which uses suit each soil. He also looks at ratings of soil quality.

This hardcover book is in Romanian. It is volume five of the Academica series. Stiinta published it, and it has 324 pages.