Soil Science
Soil is one of the most significant natural resources on the planet. Mineral soil is a mixture of organic materials, minerals, gases, and water that makes up the top layer of the Earth's crust. As erosion of the bedrock on the Earth's surface interacts with decomposing organic matter, soil emerges progressively over time. Soil often forms in layers (also known as horizons) that differ in colour and texture from one another. It has the potential to aid in the fight against and mitigation of climate change. It's also a diverse and complex ecosystem that supports a wide range of wildlife. As a result, the impact of soil on life is enormous. Soil performs a variety of tasks and services that would be impossible to achieve without it.
- Soil Fertility
- Soil Metabolism
- Ecosystem Stability
- Plant Ecology
- Soil Erosion
- Soil Pollution and Contamination
- Agronomy
- Natural Resources
- Plant Nutrition
- Agriculture Engineering
- Agriculture Biotechnology
- Crop Sciences
- Agroforestry and Landscaping
- Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry
- Climate Change and Soil Science
- Soil and Biodiversity
- Soil Acidification and Salinization