Definition of Trumaos. Meaning of Trumaos. Synonyms of Trumaos

- variety of trumaos exists. The dry variety is known simply as trumao while the humid variety is known as trumao húmedo. In terms of latitude trumaos can be...
- Trumao is the name of two hamlets (Spanish: caserío) in Chile each located in front of the other on the s****s of Bueno River. The northern hamlet belong...
- -72.321397 -889224 129 Col****a, Isla -40.273939 -72.417542 -877762 130 Trumao, Isla -40.346822 -73.241218 -903614 131 El FarallonEl Farallón -40.349294...
- of diminished rainfall. Soils around the lower course of the river are trumaos and red clay soils. Aerial view of Cruces River at its confluence with...
- Pupunahue and Milla****llín. The commune has soils of volcanic origin including trumaos. The lands of Máfil were formerly known as Pidey and were chiefly po****ted...
- Province, southern Chile. It lies upstream of La Barra and downstream of Trumao. Forestry has long been the driving economic activity in the hamlet. Chile:...
- legality were made by Kindermann and his father-in-law Johann Renous around Trumao with the aim of re-selling these lands to German immigrants. The bankrupt...
- known as trumao which are Andosols. Other soil types include ñadis which are aquepts usually developed on top of glacifluvial material. While trumaos originate...
- main agricultural soils are; red clay soil (rojo arcillosos, ultisols), trumao and ñadi. Some red clay soils are planted with Eucalyptus globulus. In the...
- of between 350 and 450 m, on deep rich soils derived from volcanic ash (trumaos), where productivity is above average (Frank, 1998; Salas, 2001). Further...