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Midterm Flashcards

1
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5 soil forming factors

A

time, climate, biota, topography, and PARENT MATERIAL

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2
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Soil Forming Factors: Losses

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Losses, translocations, transformations

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3
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Master Horizon: A

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mineral horizon at surface or below O

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4
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Master Horizon: O

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organic surface layer

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5
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Master Horizon: E

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Elluvial horizon, loss of OM, clay, and Fe/Al

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Master Horizon: B

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Illuvial horizon, subsurface with clay and/or Fe accumulation

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7
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Master Horizon: C

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Unweathered, unconsolidated material (parent)

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8
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Master Horizon: R

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consolidated bedrock

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9
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Subordinate Distinctions: e

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intermediate decomposition

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10
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Subordinate Distinctions: g

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strong gleying

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11
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Subordinate Distinctions: o

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accumulation of Fe and Al oxides

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12
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Subordinate Distinctions: i

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slight decomposition

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13
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Subordinate Distinctions: x

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fragipan

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14
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Subordinate Distinctions: t

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silicate clay accumulation

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15
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pedon

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smallest sampling unit with full range of properties characteristic of that soil

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16
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polypedon

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group of similar peons

17
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soil individual

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polypedon

18
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Temperature Regime order

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cryic, frigid, mesic, thermic

19
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Diagnostic Epipedon: Mollic

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dark colored (high OM) >50% base saturation

20
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Diagnostic Epipedon: Histic

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surface organic horizon, saturated half of year

21
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Moisture Regime order

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aquic, udic, ustic, aridic, xeric

22
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Diagnostic Endopedon: Argillic

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illuvial accumulation of silicate clays, Bt horizon

23
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Diagnostic Endopedon: Oxic

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very highly weathered

24
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ENTisols

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youngest, no B horizon, low OM, desert tundra area

25
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IncEPTisols

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Weakly developed, tundra mountain area, low OM

26
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ANDisols

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volcanic ash soils, high OM

27
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GELisols

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frozen most of the year

28
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VERTisols

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shrink swell soil, poor horizon development

29
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MOLLisols

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high OM, grassland soils, most prized

30
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ALFisols

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forest soils, well developed horizons, accumulation of silicate clays (Al and Fe)

31
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ULTisols

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ultimately weathered, 1:1 clays <35% BS

32
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SpODosols

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high sand content, very infertile

33
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OXisols

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tropical, very highly weathered

34
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HISTosols

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organic soil, high water and nutrient holding,

35
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ArIDosols

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salt accumulations, short wet periods

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