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Principal Binding Agents

Principal Binding Agents | Soil Texture | Dispersion | Slaking | Dispersion Animation

Soil Aggregation Model

Model of soil aggregation from Tisdall and Oades (1982). Principal binding agents at each level are:

B: plant roots, fungal hyphae; with short- to medium- term persistence.
C: decayed roots and fungal hyphae; with longer-term persistence.
D: microbial remains and humus; with longer-term persistence.
E: adsorbed humic substances, hydrous oxides; with very long-term persistence

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