The Study of Correlation Beatveen Chemical Weather of Soil Formation of Rock and Erosion in the Basic Rivers Basins of Georgia

Gogichajshvili G.P.; Maglakelidze R.V.; Natroshvili I.A.; Dekanoidze T.I.

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The Study of Correlation Beatveen Chemical Weather of Soil Formation of Rock and Erosion in the Basic Rivers Basins of Georgia

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In Georgia higth intensity of the soil formation processes (i.e. intensity of chemical weather of the rocks) goes in the Jejora (r = 0, 273), Kintrishi (r = 0, 364), Managa (r = 0, 377), Chornaia (r = 0, 377) rivers basins. On the most part of the territory of Western Georgia, coefficient intensity of chemical weather of the rocks form 0,7 - 0,9 and in the Eastern Georgia - from 0,800 to 0,957. Carring out of the investigstions allow, that mountainous soils of the basic rivers basins of the Georgia can not make progress for form deep, full evolution of genetic profile, because present rate of the erosion processes is very hight.

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