Stanley W. Buol
Affiliations: | North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC |
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Soil Science Agriculture, Physical Geography, Biogeochemistry, Environmental Sciences, Forestry and Wildlife AgricultureGoogle:
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Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Francis Doan Hole | grad student | 1960 | UW Madison (Geotree) | |
| (CLAY SKIN GENESIS IN WISCONSIN SOILS) | ||||
Children
Sign in to add trainee| Robert C. Graham | grad student | 1986 | NCSU (Terrestrial Ecology Tree) |
| Chris Ulrey | grad student | 1995-2001 | NCSU (Terrestrial Ecology Tree) |
| Channa D. Witanachchi | grad student | 2004 | NCSU |
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| Buol SW, Southard RJ, Graham RC, et al. (2011) Soil Genesis and Classification: Sixth Edition Soil Genesis and Classification: Sixth Edition |
| Buol SW. (2010) Evolution of the Text Soil Genesis and Classification Soil Horizons. 51: 116-117 |
| Buol SW. (2009) Soils and agriculture in central-west and north Brazil Scientia Agricola. 66: 697-707 |
| Buol S. (2006) The Beginnings of Soil Survey Horizons Soil Horizons. 47: 38 |
| Buol SW. (2006) Pedogenic processes and pathways of horizon differentiation Soils: Basic Concepts and Future Challenges. 11-22 |
| Sanchez PA, Palm CA, Buol SW. (2003) Fertility capability soil classification: A tool to help assess soil quality in the tropics Geoderma. 114: 157-185 |
| Buol SW, Amoozegar A, Vepraskas MJ. (2000) Physical, chemical, and morphological properties of some regoliths in North Carolina Southeastern Geology. 39: 151-160 |
| Beck MA, Robarge WP, Buol SW. (1999) Phosphorus retention and release of anions and organic carbon by two Andisols European Journal of Soil Science. 50: 157-164 |
| Buol SW, Eswaran H. (1999) Oxisols Advances in Agronomy. 68: 151-195 |
| Buol S, Kamprath EJ. (1998) A comparison of the contributions of clay, silt, and organic matter to the effective CEC of soils in Sub-Saharan Africa Soil Science. 163: 508 |