Wu T, Schoenau JJ, Li F, Qian P, Malhi SS, Shi Y (2003) Effect of tillage and rotation on organic carbon forms of
chernozemic soils in Saskatchewan.
The representative soils belong to the category of steppe
chernozemic mollisols (carbonic and typical chernozems) that can be found on substrata made up of loess.
Vetter (2000:172) concluded appropriately that "Yukon and Alaska grasslands are more similar to each other than either [is] to the Great Plains [prairie] grasslands" in terms of both floristics and phytosociology, although both the Great Plains and the Carmacks-Pelly Crossing grassland soils are subject to similar
Chernozemic soil development processes (Sanborn, 2010).
Lindwall, "Effect of long-term minimum tillage practices on some physical properties of a
Chernozemic clay loam," Canadian Journal of Soil Science, vol.
All soils studied were eutrophic, with pH >5.7, high base saturation, and had a comparable mollic A horizon (
Chernozemic epipedon).
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Chernozemic, typically occurring in the cool, subarid to subhumid climates of central Canada;
Schmidt MWI, Skjemstad JO, Gehrt E, Kogel-Knabner I (1999) Charred organic carbon in German
chernozemic soils.
The soil is a Dark Brown
Chernozemic (Typic Haplustoll) clay loam (Readymade and Whitney series).
The assumption that Alberta matched Saskatchewan's suitability to wheat was reinforced by the rich
chernozemic soils between Calgary and Edmonton which were the first to be opened to agricultural settlement.
Role of continuous wheat and amendments in ameliorating an artificially eroded dark brown
chernozemic soil under dryland conditions.
All stands were on level, upland sites with brown
Chernozemic clay loam soils (Saskatchewan Soil Survey 1992).