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- lapillis, puzzolanas and ash. The predominant soils belong to the type haplic feozem and planosol eútric. An ****ociated soil is the planepeloic sun. In the agricultural...
- volcanic gap with tuff; in the highest parts the predominant types are: haplic feozem, pelvic vertisol, chernozem and lithosol. The muni****lity has a territorial...
- The land is hilly and broken, its composition is prevalent types luvisol, feozem háplico and litosol. The muni****lity has a land area of 17718 hectares...
- The dominant soils belong to the type luvisol ferric Planosol eútrico and Feozem háplico and as soil partners include the Pelican and Planosol vertisol molic...
- the tertiary period. The composition of the soils is of predominant types Feozem Háplico, Cambisol Chromic and Andosol Mólica. The muni****lity has a territorial...
- type "Vertisol pélico" and "Regosol eútrico" and the ****ociated soil type "Feozem háplico". In the forested region are species such as oak, giant oak, Tabachines...
- predominant composition of soils, these types of soil are: Eutric Regosol, Haplic Feozem, and Leptosol. Eutric regosol: it is clear, it is of a rocky origin identical...
- the soils is of predominant types cambisol, already Eutrico or Chromic, Feozem Háplico and Regosol Eutrico; to the north of the po****tion are small strips...
- this region. The composition of the muni****lity's soil includes Haplic Feozem, Regosol and Chromic Luvisol. The muni****lity has a territorial surface...
- streams. The composition of the soil corresponds to those of the haplic Feozem type ****ociated with the eutrophic Regosol and pelvic Vertisol. The climate...