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Viewpoint. Charcoal hearth soils should be better accounted for by the WRB and the Soil Taxonomy

2020-12-01

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The legacy of charcoal making, an old and widespread forest exploitation activity, is a plethora of charcoal hearth (CH) soils that occur all around the world with peculiar features, the main of which is a top, thick, black, charcoal‐rich horizon. Being substantially due to human activity, these soils are anthropogenic or “human‐altered and human‐transported” soils. However, the two most widely used classification...

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DOI: 10.1002/jpln.202000349

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