tápanyagkimosódás
Tápanyagkimosódás, also known as nutrient leaching, is the process by which soluble plant nutrients are washed out of the soil by water percolating through it. This primarily occurs when excess water, such as from heavy rainfall or irrigation, moves downwards through the soil profile. As water passes through the soil, it dissolves available nutrients, carrying them away from the root zone. This phenomenon is a significant concern in agriculture and environmental science due to its potential to reduce soil fertility and contribute to water pollution.
The rate of tápanyagkimosódás is influenced by several factors. Soil type plays a crucial role; sandy soils
The consequences of tápanyagkimosódás are twofold. Firstly, it leads to a depletion of essential nutrients in