Wikipedia:WikiProject Soil/Stubs

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• For a list of {{soil-sci-stub}}-tagged articles, see Cat:Soil science stubs.
• For a list of soil articles yet-to-be-started, see Wikipedia:WikiProject Soil/Needed

Contents 1 agri-stubs 2 biology-stubs 3 ecology-stub 4 environment-stub 5 geo-term-stub 6 geol-stubs 7 industry-stub 8 organic-chem-stub 9 org-stub 10 sci-stubs 11 topography-stubs 12 Notes

[edit] agri-stubs

• Acrisol ^[1]
• Agricultural soil science ^[2]
• Alcrete ^[3]
• Curve number (also a physics stub and a geology stub)) ^[4]
• Erosion control (also an engineering-stub) ^[5]
• Fertile soil ^[6]
• Liming ^[7]
• Soil conditioner ^[8]

[edit] biology-stubs

• Moisture stress
• Soil food web

[edit] ecology-stub

• Rhizosphere (ecology)

[edit] environment-stub

• Derelict soil ^[9]

[edit] geo-term-stub

• Land reclamation
• Land rehabilitation

[edit] geol-stubs

• Alluvial desert
• Claypan ^[10]

[edit] industry-stub

• Septic drain field

[edit] organic-chem-stub

• Humic acid

[edit] org-stub

• International Committee on Anthropogenic Soils
• International Union of Soil Sciences

[edit] sci-stubs

• Rill

[edit] topography-stubs

• Pygmy forest ^[11]

[edit] Notes

The following supports a request (June 21, 2006) for a new stub: soil science.

1. ^ Article subject fully within soil science
2. ^ Branch of soil science. Has it's own category under soil science.
3. ^ Article subject fully within soil science
4. ^ Clearly within soil science. Applications extend beyond physics, geology and agriculture
5. ^ Clearly within soil science. Applications extend beyond engineering and agriculture
6. ^ Article subject fully within soil science. Applications beyond agriculture.
7. ^ Article subject fully within soil science. Applications beyond agriculture.
8. ^ Article subject fully within soil science. Applications beyond agriculture.
9. ^ Article subject fully within soil science.
10. ^ Article subject fully within soil science
11. ^ Article subject very important to soil science. Demonstrates the influence of time as a soil forming factor.