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How compatible are numerical classifications based on whole‐profile vis–NIR spectra and the Chinese Soil Taxonomy?

2019-01-01

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Modern monothetic hierarchical soil classification systems such as the Chinese Soil Taxonomy (CST) are semi‐quantitative and their future development is likely to trend towards a fully quantitative system using the concepts of numerical taxonomy. Previous researchers have calculated the taxonomic distances between individual soils based on soil physiochemical properties, not, however, based on spectra of full soil...

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458e06c4-5be8-5657-ab97-6e3856b37b27
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10.1111/ejss.12771
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