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soil resilience: a standalone construct

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Soil science

the capacity of a soil to recover its functions and structure after disturbance, treated as a component of soil quality.

In soil science, soil resilience refers to the capacity of a soil to recover its functions and structure after disturbance, treated as a component of soil quality. This meaning comes from Seybold (1999) in Soil Science.[1]

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References

Seybold, C. A., Herrick, J. E., & Brejda, J. J. (1999). Soil Resilience: a Fundamental Component of Soil Quality. Soil Science, 164(4), 224-234. https://doi.org/10.1097/00010694-199904000-00002

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