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brown podzolic soil

A Dictionary of Plant Sciences | 1998 | | Copyright

brown podzolic soil A freely draining, leached soil profile that has developed acid surface horizons, a mor surface humus, and a clearly visible enrichment of translocated iron oxide in the middle, or B, horizon. The profile has been leached to the early stage of podzolization, identified by the movement down-profile of iron and aluminium compounds.

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brown podzolic soil

A Dictionary of Ecology | 2004 | | Copyright

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brown podzolic soil

A Dictionary of Earth Sciences | 1999 | | Copyright

brown podzolic soil Freely draining, leached soil profile that has developed acid surface horizons, a mor surface humus, and a clearly visible enrichment of translocated iron oxide in the middle, or B, horizon. The profile has been leached to the early stage of podzolization, identified by the movement down-profile of iron and aluminium compounds.

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