Caracterização física, química e mineralógica de alguns solos do Campus da Universidade Federal do Amazonas - Manaus (Am)
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Morphological, physical, chemical, and mineralogical organizations were conducted
on soils desrived from the Alter do Chão Formation sediments, which occupy the
Universidade Federal do Amazonas (UFAM) campus, for the aim of subsidizing the
understanding these soils’formation processes and classification. Five soil profiles were
selecred in two toposequences: profile (CAM1), occurring on the relief’s high part (top); on
backslope (CAM2 and CAM4) and on foot slope (CAM3 and CAM5). Profile CAM6 is
located on a different area from the others, namely the sandy region. The soils were described
morphologically and submited to granulometric, chemical, and mineralogical analyses. The
profiles presented A-B and A-C horizon sequences. CAM1 with granular structure and very
small blocks; and CAM2 with medium-sized blocks structure, reveal water dynamics
influence in the transformation from Bw to Bt. Profile CAM1 (top) presents a very clayey
texture, just as CAM2 e CAM4 profiles related with a colluvium mantle, present médium-
clayey texture. Profile CAM3, from mixed colluvium and alluvium sediments, dysplay
glerization colors and medium/sandy texture, similar to that of CAM5 profile. CAM6 profile
testure is typical to the sandy domain. Soils were moderately to highly acidic, allic and
dystrofic, with ki ratio around 2.0, indicating a high extent of weathering. The mineralogical
examination recorded kaolinite with a high crystallinity degree in every soil. Profiles were
classified as Yellow Latosol (CAM1), Yellow Argisol (CAM2 and CAM4), Fluvic Neosol
(CAM3), Cambisol (CAM5), and Quarzipsammentic Neosol (CAM6).
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ALMEIDA, Maria Custódia da Silva Meirelles. Caracterização física, química e mineralógica de alguns solos do campus da Universidade Federal do Amazonas - Manaus (Am). 2005. 87 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Geociências) - Universidade Federal do Amazonas, Manaus, 2005.
