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Literature, methods & documentation

References, analytical procedures and supporting documents for understanding and using the Namibian soil resources.

Public reference collection

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This page brings together two complementary collections: a searchable bibliography maintained by Marina in Zotero and 50 PDFs hosted directly on this website.

The Zotero bibliography currently contains 214 research records. Records may provide a DOI or publisher link even when their full text is not hosted here. The separate PDF archive contains documents that visitors can view or download directly.

The methods area will document relevant laboratory procedures, harmonisation decisions and modelling workflows.

Analytical references identified so far

  • AgricLab standard operating procedures
  • AgriLASA soil handbook
  • Fertasa soil analysis guidance
  • Soils4Africa guidelines
  • GLOSOLAN soil organic carbon procedures
Collection statusSome records or documents may be reviewed or removed later. Each source should be checked before formal citation or reuse.

Public Zotero bibliography

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Browse 214 records maintained in Marina’s public Zotero group. Search across authors, titles, years, publication names, record types, DOIs and tags.

214 bibliography records13 resource typesLast synchronised 26 August 2026

Bibliography and full textA bibliography record does not necessarily include a downloadable document. Use “Open source” where available, or consult the Zotero record for its complete metadata. View the source library in Zotero.

Hosted literature archive

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Search the current collection by author, year or words from the title. Every PDF can be opened for viewing or downloaded directly.

Provisional archiveThis collection is not yet complete. Availability on this site does not replace the citation, copyright or reuse conditions attached to the original work.