10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTRAZONAL SOIL»
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intrazonal soil in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Any intrazonal soil that occupies nearly level or depressed lowlands. These
areas have very slow runoff, all or part of the time, and no natural erosion. Such
soils retain all, or nearly all, of the water that falls as rain and, in addition, often
receive ...
United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering, 1958
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New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
The intrazonal soil groups listed, derived from volcanic materials, are not all seen
to be more porous than the zonal soils. One intrazonal group, the yellow-brown
loams, contains more pore volume in every size class than the zonal soils with ...
Grumusols Grumusols are in the intrazonal soil order. They consist of clay that
contains much montmorillonite and is slightly calcareous. Their solum is thick and
has little textural horizonation. As these soils dry, they contract and crack to a ...
United States. Bureau of Soils, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering, 1959
4
Soil Classification: A Global Desk Reference
... Chernozem soils • Gray forest soils • Sod-podzolic (or “ramen”-podzolic) soils •
Tundra soils • Class B. Intrazonal soil • Solonets soils • Bog (marshy) soils •
Humus-carbonate (and other) soils • Class C. Azonal, incomplete soils • Subclass
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Hari Eswaran, Robert Ahrens, Thomas J. Rice, 2002
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Booker Tropical
Soil Manual: A Handbook for
Soil Survey and ...
A suborder of the intrazonal soil order (USDA 1949 classification). halophyte -
Salt-tolerant plant. hamadas - Rocky deserts. haplic - Modal, normal, typical.
hardpan - A hardened soil layer, in the lower A or in the B horizon, caused by ...
... Texas, an intrazonal soil belt that includes about 9,000,000 acres. This
intrazonal belt is the consequence of tin impervious and higly calcareous
character of the parent material: which has modified soil development both
directly by impeding ...
7
Miscellaneous Publication
There are recognized three intrazonal soil groups associated largely with the
Pedocals : Solonchak, Solonetz, and Soloth, in the supposed order of their
genesis, one after the other, and in the decreasing order of their content of total
soluble ...
8
Britain's Changing Environment
... semi-arid continental steppe/prairie semi-arid chernozem sierozem arid arid no
true soil equatorial rainforest latosols 2 Intrazonal soils Modifying factor parent
material excess water excess salt Example of intrazonal soil rendzina (limestone)
...
9
Essential
Soil Science: A Clear and Concise Introduction to ...
Intrazonal soil: these form where soil formation is dominated by factors other than
climate. One example is where soils have formed directly on limestone. In cases
such as these, the main soil characteristics are often more influenced by the ...
Mark Ashman, Geeta Puri, 2009
Burgin silty clay loam apparently is an imperfectly drained intrazonal soil. In an
area south of Hansonville, in a cultivated field, it has the following profile : A. 0 to
12 inches, very dark brown or almost black heavy plastic silty clay loam
containing ...
United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering, 1945
