Sentence examples for of soil orders from inspiring English sources

We investigated organic carbon (C) fractions, content of short-range order constituents (SRO) (i.e., Al and Fe oxy-hydroxides) and OM chemistry of 45 top soils across a range of soil orders and land uses in New Zealand.

Eleven groups of soil orders are found in Karnataka, viz.

See Dr. Needleman's manual for descriptions of soil orders.

In terms of soil order, NO3-N values were generally highest in Ultisols and Spodosols, but soil order explained less of the variation in the NO3-N data than did land-use or sampling date.

The soil texture classes are independent of soil order and are usually a function of the degree of soil weathering and the parent material (bedrock or quaternary deposit).

In Wisconsin and northern Illinois, 8 of 12 soil orders are represented: mollisols (present under prairie), alfisols (deciduous forests), spodosols (coniferous forests), entisols and inceptisols (both of which are associated with poorly developed soils),histosols (peat and muck), and vertisols and paleosols (which represented <1% of the area).

Gelisol, one of the 12 soil orders of the U.S. Soil Taxonomy.

It is used at the highest level to define two of the 12 soil orders: Aridisols, the soils of the dry regions, and Gelisols, the permafrost-affected soils.

Convex hulls of each soil order of both systems were created and the associations each taxon had with other individuals in the same taxon discussed, as well as the variance.

The objective of this study is to assess the value of SIC in the 12 soil orders of Soil Taxonomy at the country scale (continental United States (U.S).) and at the farm scale (the Cornell University Research Farm) within the context of ecosystem services, specifically provisioning and supporting services.

Andisol, one of the 12 soil orders in the U.S. Soil Taxonomy.