10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CUMULOSE»
Discover the use of
cumulose in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cumulose and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Swamp or Cumulose Deposits. Swamps occur when land is covered with shallow
water for all or a considerable part of the year or the soil is kept wet so that
accumulating vegetation does not decay. Soils derived from remains of
vegetation ...
As a rule the upper layers of these cumulose soils are dark, sometimes almost
black in color, while the lower layers, less freely exposed to the air, are brown in
tint. The upper layers are often covered by mossy growths, commonly those of the
...
Pennsylvania. Dept. of Agriculture,
1911
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Annual Report of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
For this reason, the wash, even when it forms a very considerable fraction of the
cumulose soil, rarely contains enough soluble lime lo change materially the
character of these soils so far as concerns the supply of lime necessary for their ...
Pennsylvania. Dept. of Agriculture,
1911
As a rule the tipper layers of these cumulose soils are dark, sometimes almost
black in color, while the lower layers, less freely exposed to the air, are brown in
tint. The upper layers are often covered by mossy growths, commonly those of the
...
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Official Documents, Comprising the Department and Other ...
For this reason, the wash, even when it forms a very considerable fraction of the
cumulose soil, rarely contains enough soluble lime to change materially the
character of these soils so far as concerns i lie supply of lime necessary for their ...
As a rule the upper layers of these cumulose soils are dark, sometimes almost
black in color, while t lie lower layers, less freely exposed to the air, are brown in
tint. The upper layers are often covered by mossy growths, commonly those of the
...
Pennsylvania. Dept. of Agriculture,
1911
7
The Principles of Agriculture: For High Schools
The accumulation from year to year forms the cumulose soil. The cumulose soils
are very different in formation and composition from the residual soils. The parent
of the residual soil was the rock beneath; the parent of the cumulose soil is ...
8
Prodromus of a practical treatise on the mathematical arts: ...
In fair weather during summer months, the stratose clouds, usually called fogs,
often appear in the morning near the earth. After the sun shines upon them, they
ascend in a state scarcely visible, and at length form the cumulose clouds.
9
Handbook of Road Technology, Fourth Edition
... the remains of glacial action, (f) aeolian — deposited by the wind, (g) colluvial
— deposited by gravity (e.g. land slides), (h) cumulose (or organic or histostol) —
formed from decaying vegetable or other organic or fibrous matter (or humus).
10
The deserts of Central Asia: The Hohsi Corridor, Tsaidam and ...
Analysis of the. formation of the relief in analogous cumulose Bands in the other
Central Asian deserts shows that for their formation it was essential to have a
close level of fresh and slightly salined groundwaters, a constant wind-borne
influx ...
Mikhail Platonovich Petrov,
1967