THE DISTRIBUTION OF PG (GREEN FRACTION OF P TYPE HUMIC ACID) AND THE DEGREE OF HUMIFICATION OF PB (BROWN FRACTION OF P TYPE HUMIC ACID) IN SOILS OF CENTRAL JAPAN
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Pg contents of soils chosen from the major soil groups occurring in the mountain area of Central Japan were measured by the method presented by the author in a previous paper. The Pg contents of the soils ranged from 0 to 0.58 per cent of the dry soils. In podzolic soils, Pg contents were high in A horizons and gradually decreased with depth and in some cases of brown forest soils, Pg contents were highest in B horizons. The percentage of Pg in humic acid ranged from 0 to 8.6 per cent, and the highest value was observed in the C horizon of Dando B_D soil. Pg contents were high in humid and acidic soils containing much humic acid. Humidity, soil pH and humus content may affect the Pg accumulation by controlling the activity of Pg-producing fungi. Δ log K values of Pb were caluculated to estimate the degree of humification of P type humic acids and indicated that Pb's were relatively immature.
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