THE SOILS AND GEOMORPHOLOGY OF THE ISLES OF SCILLY.

Author(s): S J Staines

The soils and geomorphology of the islands are describedThe main soils of the islands are formed in granitic Head, loess (wind-blown silt) and blown sand. Most soils are podzolic and their nature reflects the parent material type whilst man has strongly influenced soil development via vegetation change and more directly by the addition of seaweeds and by deep and intensive culitivation.

Report Number:
26/1986
Series:
AML Reports (New Series)
Pages:
23
Keywords:
Soil/Sediment

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