Abstract. Soils that have pH values less than 7 are usually called acid soils or acidic soils. The less is the value of pH, the stronger is the acidity. Soils having pH values <5.5 have severe limitations to crop production. Plants may suffer from the toxicity of Al, Mn and Fe, and from the deficiency of Ca, Mg and P in acid soils.. Acid sulfate soils can form in parts of inland Queensland where there are appropriate conditions (listed above)—e.g. some of the salt lakes in western Queensland have acid sulfate soils present. Around 35,000 years ago, the sea level in Queensland was higher and large swamps existed in many places along the coast. Since then, the sea has.
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Acid sulfate soil classification according to the most recent classification proposed for boreal acid sulfate soils (Boman et al., 2018). In situ pH is the lowest pH in the soil profile measured immediately in the field. Incubation pH is the pH of the underlying reduced zone after being incubated (exposed to oxygen) in the laboratory.. The nastiest soils “Acid sulfate soils are the nastiest soils in the world. They generate sulphuric acid that brings their pH as low as 2 and leaks into drainage and floodwaters. In this acid environment, aluminium and other toxic elements kill vegetation and aquatic life or, in sub-lethal doses, render many species stunted and sickly.
