talajmegersítés
Talajmegersítés, often translated as soil compaction, is a process that increases the density of soil by reducing pore space. This occurs when soil particles are pressed closer together, diminishing the volume of air and water they can hold. Compaction can be caused by natural forces like the weight of glaciers or heavy rainfall, but it is frequently exacerbated by human activities.
Agricultural practices are a primary source of talajmegersítés. The repeated use of heavy machinery, such as
Construction and logging operations also contribute to soil compaction. Heavy vehicles and equipment used in these
The consequences of talajmegersítés extend beyond plant life. It negatively impacts soil structure, reducing biodiversity and