Sublayer Meanings Flashcards

1
Q

w

A

reddening or change in soil structure

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2
Q

i

A

slightly decomposed OM

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3
Q

e

A

intermediately decomposed OM

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4
Q

f

A

frozen

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5
Q

Fibric (Oi)

A

slightly decomposed

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6
Q

Hemic (Oe)

A

moderately decomposed

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7
Q

Sapric (Oa)

A

highly decomposed

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8
Q

V

A

vesicular pores

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9
Q

k

A

accumulation of CaCO3

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10
Q

m

A

cemented

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11
Q

ss

A

slickensides

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12
Q

BC

A

transitional between B and C properties

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13
Q

t

A

illuvial accumulation of clay

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14
Q

1,2

A

distinctive layers with different color/texture that exist within the same horizon

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15
Q

p

A

plowed

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16
Q

g

A

gleying, prolonged soil water saturation leading to the reduction of iron resulting in a dull gray color

17
Q

s

A

illuvial accumulation of Fe and Al oxides with OM

18
Q

h

A

illuvial accumulation of humus

19
Q

r

A

soft or weathered bedrock (used with C, so Cr)

20
Q

o

A

residual accumulation of Fe and Al oxides

21
Q

qm

A

cementation by silica