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V prispevku je prikazana geografska metodologija preučevanja prsti in vegetacije v slovenskih učbenikih, knjigah, atlasih in leksikonih ter učnih načrtih fakultetnih programov geografije. S pregledom teh virov želimo podati oceno, kaj, kako in s kakšnimi rezultati sta zastopani geografija prsti in vegetacije v slovenski geografiji in izven nje. Za lažjo primerjavo smo vključili trende geografskega raziskovanja prsti in vegetacije tudi v sosednjih državah. V tujini imajo specializirane revije in strokovna združenjaza razvoj na področju geografije prsti in rastlinstva. Pomembno je spoznanje, kako konkurenčno je naše znanje, v katero smer ga razvijamo in ter katero lastno raziskovalno metodologijo smo razvili v Sloveniji in jo tudi objavili v mednarodnih revijah.

The geography of the soils is needed for understanding the landscape. Recently, soil geography have grown beyond the knowledge of the occurrence of soils and their properties by highlighting their protection. This paper presents soil in Boč hills. Due to steep leg-permeable substratum and slow decomposition of organic matter the process of soil formation is slow. Insight into their properties opens new knowledge, primarily in terms of the humidity. Moisture in the soil is essential for both plant growth and the formation of humus; both significantly contribute to the protection of soils. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]