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CHARACTERISTICS OF DESERT SANDY SOILS FORMED IN THE DRY BOTTOM OF THE ARAL SEA

Dry bottom of the Aral Sea, proof-soil, easily soluble salts, sand dunes.

Authors

  • ALIJON DUSALIEV Tuproqshunoslik va agrokimyo ilmiy tadqiqot instituti tayanch doktoranti, Uzbekistan
  • Abduvaxob ISMONOV Tuproqshunoslik va agrokimyo ilmiy tadqiqot instituti Tuproqlar genezisi, geografiyasi va kartografiyasi bo‘limi mudiri, b.f.n., Uzbekistan
  • O‘ktamxon MAMAJANOVA Tuproqshunoslik va agrokimyo ilmiy tadqiqot instituti kichik ilmiy xodimi, Uzbekistan

In recent years, because of the strengthening of natural and anthropogenic factors, the non-drainage of the Amu Darya and Syr
Darya waters into the Aral Sea has led to the predominant formation of various soils on the dried sea bottom. When studying the
degree of salinity of desert-sandy soils in studies, it was found that in the surface layer of soil in section 47, i.e., in layers at a
depth of 0-9 and 9-50 cm, the salinity of the soil is of the chloride-sulfate type, and the lower The soil profile layers are sulfate-
chloride and saline; low salinity is noted. The amount of humus in the surface layer of the studied desert sandy soils, 0-9 cm and
9-50 cm layers, is fixed in the range from 0.418% to 0.528%.