-
interference through grazing and burning. In some
British moorlands with
podzolic soils,
cambisols are
preserved under Bronze Age barrows.
Podzol means "under-ash"...
-
Brown podzolic soils are a
subdivision of the
Podzolic soils in the
British soil classification.
Although classed with
podzols because they have an iron-rich...
- leached)
horizon usually is
prominent above the
Podzolic B horizon, but may be incon****uous or absent.
Podzolic soils occupy about 1,429,000 km2 (15.6%) of...
-
dominated by
podzolic and
cryogenic taiga soils,
characterized by
clearly defined horizontal structure (only in the
southern taiga there is sod-
podzolic soil)...
- cattle.
Elsewhere food production,
owing to the poor
fertility of the
podzolic soils and the
extremely short growing seasons, is
restricted to the herding...
- m
above sea level.
Soils are
podzolic and
boggy on the left bank of the Oka,
changing southward to more
fertile podzolic and
leached black-earths (chernozyom)...
-
generally decreasing from O to E, to the
exception of deep
horizons of
podzolic soils enriched with
colloidal humic substances which have been leached...
-
origins grow well on limestone. Most
provenances also show good
growth on
podzolic soils.[citation needed]
Pinus nigra has
become naturalised in a few areas...
- 21.0 °C (69.8 °F). The
Bandarawela area
consists mainly of red
yellow Podzolic soil,
which is
strongly acidic and
favourable for tea plantations. The...
-
Mount Tomah. The
olivine basalt caps
create red/brown soils,
known as red
podzolics or krasnozems. They have been
exposed to a
considerable degree of chemical...
