CHAPTER 1. SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
and their secretion of cementing agents (polysaccharides) • Presence of iron and aluminum oxides (cementing agents). • Binding between organic and inorganic compounds (aluminium oxides, cations, clays) • Vegetation: produces OM, roots act as holding soil together, and protects soil surface cations +
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