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Clay mineral formation from mafic rocks in temperate climate, central Italy

TitleClay mineral formation from mafic rocks in temperate climate, central Italy
Publication TypeArticolo su Rivista peer-reviewed
Year of Publication1990
AuthorsBini, C., Vaselli O., Coradossi N., Pancani M.G., and Angelone Massimo
JournalSciences Geologiques - Bulletin
Volume43
Pagination129-138
Keywordsclay mineral formation, Italy, mafic rock, ophiolite, soil mineralogy, temperate climate, Tuscany, Weathering
Abstract

Soils developed over ophiolitic rocks of Tuscany (central Italy) were investigated in order to assess if the soil properties are related to the different parent materials, and to document what genetic processes are taking place in the mild temperate climate. Differences in clay mineral composition were recorded in several weathering stages of the rocks and related soils (transformation of primary minerals, synthesis of new minerals in the soil-water system). As a consequence, an actual soil sequence is proposed for each lithological type investigated. -Authors

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Citation KeyBini1990129