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June 18, 2026Land Degradation and Development

Morphology, Chemical Properties, and Classification of the Alluvial Soils of the Dried‐Up Zone Formed as a Result of the Breach of the Kahovka Dam, Ukraine

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VYV. M. YakovenkoMMM. MaksymenkoOKO. V. Kotovych

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Randomized trial examines soil properties in geomorphological zones, indicating ecological monitoring potential.

Key Points

  • This study aims to analyze the morphological and chemical properties of alluvial soils in different geomorphological zones of the Dnipro River valley.
  • Field analysis of soils conducted in August 2024 at 24 sites across three geomorphological profiles
  • Assessment of soil properties including organic carbon, electrical conductivity, and pH
  • Classification of soils according to the World Reference Base for Soil Resources (2022)
  • Floodplain soils classified as Eutric Pantofluvic Fluvisols; dried-up zone as Eutric Fluvic Gleysols; water edge zone as Eutric Fluvic Subaquatic Gleysols
  • Soils showed low salinization levels, mostly neutral pH, and varying organic carbon presence
  • Morphological features included lamination of sandy fluvial deposits and minimal root content in surface layers.

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Yakovenko et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a338e3f630953a74978ee25https://doi.org/10.1002/ldr.70706
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