Environmental Soil Science presents the fundamental concepts of soil science and
applies them to environmentally significant reactions in soil. Chapters cover
basic information on soil and soil productivity, soil conditions and
environmental plant growth, plant nutrients and soil reaction, soil-plant-water
relationship, and soil quality including problem soils, and environental concern
with fertilizer use. With its systematic approach and lucid presentation, the
book will be of interest to not only undergraduate and postgraduate students of
applied soil science and environmental sciences, but also in natural resources,
plant science, organic agriculture, agronomy, geology, botany, geography,
landscape ecology, and otheres.