Pedology is the study of soils. It is an important field of study, as the quality of the soil directly impacts the health of the planet. Pedologists study a wide variety of topics, including soil formation and classification, soil fertility, soil chemistry, soil biology, soil erosion and conservation, soil pollution, and soil management. They also study the relationships between soils and other natural resources such as plants, animals, and water. Pedologists utilize a variety of tools and techniques, such as soil surveys, soil sampling, and laboratory analysis, to study and understand the properties of soils. The goal of pedology is to understand how different soil types interact with one another and with the environment, and to develop management strategies that ensure healthy, productive soils. Ultimately, the study of soils is essential for the sustainability of our planet and its inhabitants.
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