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Pregunta | Respuesta |
Highly weathered, would be found in a tropical rainforest | Oxisols |
Coarse-textured, acid parent materials, would be found under a coniferous forest | Spodosols |
Clay accumulation, found in warm to tropical climates, such as Georgia | Ultisols |
Found in cool to hot humid areas, often develop under native deciduous forests | Alfisols |
Has a humus-rich surface horizon, forms under prairie grasses | Mollisols |
Goes through periods of drying and wetting, shrink-swell clays | Vertisols |
Water deficiency is a major characteristic, is usually alkaline | Aridisols |
One or more thick layers of organic soil material, ranges from peat to muck | Histosols |
Found in cold temperatures for much of the year, little profile development | Gelisols |
Usually formed on volcanic ash and cinders | Andisols |
Beginning of a B horizon, little other profile development | Inceptisols |
Very little profile development, extremely diverse group of soils | Entisols |
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