Sentence examples for reddish soil from inspiring English sources

While the pebbles and gravel contain hematite, the fine reddish soil below does not.

On the top of these mesas there are windblown deposits of fertile reddish soil (loess).

Along the side of the trench, I could see bits of bone sticking out from the reddish soil.

At the bottom he affixed a layer of cracked reddish soil (from Barjac in southern France, where he makes his home), onto which he poured liquid lead.

She was sure it was still whole under the earth, evidence of his continuing power to encourage her, just as the reddish soil at El Mozote had preserved, in blood and bones, the truth.

The moist, hot climatic conditions lead to deep weathering of rock and the development of deep, typically reddish soil profiles rich in insoluble sesquioxides of iron and aluminum, commonly referred to as tropical red earths.

The widespread reddish soils are generally regarded as the products of a former warmer, more humid climate.

In the Piedmont province the reddish soils are clayey, with noticeable deposits of calcium, magnesium, and potassium.

Much of the Klamath Mountains area is characterized by ultisols, leached reddish soils that develop where winters are mild and moist and summers are warm and dry.

Buried clayey reddish soils are present on the shoulder of a slope; colluvial sediments with weakly developed soils form convex and concave footslopes.

Slight uplift and erosion of reddish soils developed in coastal regions drained by rivers that transport and deposit such material in deltas and embayments along the coast is compatible with the features and fossils found in deposits of this sort.