Geochemistry and microbiology of boreal alluvial soil under salinisation

• Published in: Geoderma Regional Vol. 38; p. e00842
• Main Authors: Khayrulina, E.A., Mitrakova, N.V., Maksimov, A.Yu, Maltseva, P.Yu, Bogush, A.A.
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Elsevier B.V 01.09.2024
• Subjects: absorption; Alicyclobacillus; alluvial soils; Desulfuromonas; disturbed soils; drainage water; exchangeable calcium; exchangeable sodium; forest soils; genes; geochemistry; hydrogen; Idiomarina; iron; iron oxidation; manganese; Marinomonas; metagenomics; microbial communities; microbiology; Microorganisms; microscopes; microstructure; mineralization; neutralization; oxidation; pollution; potassium; river valleys; rivers; Russia; Salinisation; salinity; Shewanella; sodium; sodium chloride; soil salinization; Solonchak; Solonchaks; species diversity; spectroscopy; sulfides; sulfur; Sulphidogenesis; taiga; Thiomicrospira; titration; topsoil; toxicity; wastes; Sulphidogenesis; Microorganisms; iron oxidation; Solonchak; Salinisation

Soil salinisation in taiga landscapes is in most cases caused by anthropogenic activities. The study was carried out in Perm region (Russia) on the territory of the Verkhnekamskoe Potash Deposit. The inflow of sodium chloride drainage water into ground and surface waters during the production of pot...