What we do?
We are the Pedology and Soil Biogeochemistry Lab at Texas A&M University. SOILS are complex, dynamic, and diverse ecosystems that connect the living and non-living world. We approach the study of soils as natural bodies by embracing their complexity, wholeness, and beauty. Our studies range from the microscale up to the landscape. We are particularly interested in the effect of human activities and disturbances on soil properties and functions.
We are always interested in finding opportunities for new motivated students and developing enriched collaborative networks that can help us heighten our fundamental understanding of soil systems.
We are always interested in finding opportunities for new motivated students and developing enriched collaborative networks that can help us heighten our fundamental understanding of soil systems.
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Our WorkBelow are some of the main lines of research or themes we are currently studying. These include projects led by the group members or in which we are actively collaborating. For a full list visit the Our Research Page.
Land Use Change and Intensification
Enhanced Weathering Mineral-Organic Interactions Multielement Cycling Weathering Processes Bioturbation Fires & Soils |
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Who we are?
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Our Laboratory
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Our laboratory is very well equipped to perform the most common and advance analytical techniques used in Pedology and Soil Biogeochemistry. We also have a multitude of specialize field tools to collect and sample soils and collaborate with other laboratories within and outside the department that complement some of the analytical tools we regularly use in our research.
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Where are we located?
370 Olsen Blvd. TAMU 2727
Heep Center Rooms# 621
Department of Soil and Crop Sciences
Texas A&M University
College Station, TX 77843
+1 (979) 845 4005
Heep Center Rooms# 621
Department of Soil and Crop Sciences
Texas A&M University
College Station, TX 77843
+1 (979) 845 4005