- 5% of U.S. ice-free land. Histosols: Must have
histic epipedon;
usually aquic soil
moisture regime; no
diagnostic subsurface horizons;
rapid decomposition...
-
Miocene and Pliocene. Albolls—wet soils;
aquic soil
moisture regime with an
eluvial horizon Aquolls—wet soils;
aquic soil
moisture regime Cryolls—cold climate;...
- taxonomy,
vertisols are
subdivided into: Aquerts:
Vertisols which are
subdued aquic conditions for some time in most
years and show
redoximorphic features are...
- fluvisols. Many
orthents belong to
regosols or leptosols. Most w****ents and
aquic subgroups of
other suborders belong to the gleysols. In Australia, most...
- regime. It is one of a
range of
different soil
moisture regimes, such as:
aquic moisture regime,
aridic moisture regime, udic
moisture regime and xeric...
- (hemic soil material), or peat (fibric soil material). Many
Histosols show
aquic conditions or
artificial drainage, some (Folists in Soil
Taxonomy and Folic...
-
Stagnic or
Endogleyic or
Vertic Cambisol (Eutric); ST:
Typic or
Humic or
Aquic or
Oxyaquic or
Vertic Eutrudepts) - Type 3.2 "Dystrophic
brown soils" (Polish:...
- are
classified in USDA soil
taxonomy as fine, mixed, semiactive,
mesic Aquic Hapludults.
Ultisols "Natural
Soils Landscape Positions classifications:...
-
thesis on "“Dicarboximide
Fungicide Flux to the
Lower Troposphere from an
Aquic Hapludult Soil”
Vallero is
recognized internationally for
advancing the...
- are common, with
thermic and
hyperthermic soil
temperature regimes and
aquic and some udic soil
moisture regimes.
Orlando The
ecoregion has a mild mid-latitude...
