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Some physical and chemical properties of mangrove soils at Sipingo and Mgeni, Natal
1982
South African Journal of Botany
Some physical and chemical properties of mangrove soils from two sites in Sipingo were determined and compared to another mangrove soil at the Mgeni estuary and to a nonmangrove soil at Mdloti. Generally mangrove soils were higher in clay, organic matter, cation exchange capacity, aluminium , sulphate, iron and exchangeable bases than the non-mangrove soil. On the basis of exchangeable sodium percentage and electrical conductivity the mangrove soils were classified as saline sodic and the
doi:10.1016/s0022-4618(16)30155-3
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