jo /ʒo/
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soils; pedosphere [soil science; pedology; edaphology] ↞ l bacteria m organisms |
jo95 /ʒoɲɔlpɔ/ []
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undergoing pedogenetic process |
joae /ʒoɛe/
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paedogenetic regimes |
joaeg /ʒoɛega/
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gleization |
joaei /ʒoɛei/
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calcification |
joaeɭ /ʒoɛela/
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laterization |
joaep /ʒoɛepa/
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podzolitation |
joah /ʒoɛɣa/
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soil horizons |
joahc /ʒoɛɣaʃa/
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O horizon; organic matter |
joahh /ʒoɛɣaɣa/
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P horizon; peat; humus |
joahj /ʒoɛɣaʒa/
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A horizon; topsoil |
joahɭ /ʒoɛɣala/
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E horizon; eluvium |
joahn /ʒoɛɣana/
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B horizon; subsoil |
joahp /ʒoɛɣapa/
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C horizon; parent rock |
joahs /ʒoɛɣasa/
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D horizon |
joahu /ʒoɛɣu/
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R horizon; bedrock |
joahx /ʒoɛɣaxa/
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L horizon; limnic |
joc /ʒoʃa/
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permafrost and stony soils |
jocc /ʒoʃaʃa/
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cryosols; ice-affected soils; CR |
jocɭ /ʒoʃala/
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leptosols; shallow or extremely gravelly soils; LP |
joe /ʒoe/
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soils influenced by water |
joee /ʒoeje/
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vertisols; alternating wet-dry conditions; rich in swelling clays; VR |
joef /ʒoefa/
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fluvisols; floodplains; tidal marshes; FL |
joen /ʒoena/
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solonetz; alkaline soils; SN |
joes /ʒoesa/
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solonchaks; salt enrichment upon evaporation; SC |
joey /ʒoeɟa/
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gleysols; groundwater affected soils; GL |
jof /ʒofa/
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soils set by Fe/Al chemistry |
jofb /ʒofaba/
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andosols; allophanes or Al-humus complexes; AN |
jofd /ʒofada/
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podzols; cheluviation and chilluviation; PZ |
jofi /ʒofi/
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plinthosols; PT; accumulation of Fe under hydromorphic conditions |
jofn /ʒofana/
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nitisols; low-activity clay; P fixation; strongly structured; NT |
jofr /ʒofara/
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ferralsols; dominance of kaolinite and sesquioxides; FR |
joi /ʒoi/
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soils with stagnating water |
joip /ʒoipa/
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planosols; abrupt textural discontinuity; PL |
jois /ʒoisa/
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stagnosols; structural or moderate textural discontinuity; ST |
joo /ʒojo/
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organic high base soils |
jooc /ʒojoʃa/
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chernozems; typically mollic; CH |
jook /ʒojoka/
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kastanozems; transition to drier climate; KS |
joop /ʒojopa/
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phaeozems; transition to more humid climate; PH |
jos /ʒosa/
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less soluble salts and non-saline soils |
josg /ʒosaga/
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gypsisols; gypsum soils; GY |
josi /ʒosi/
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durisols; silica soils; DU |
josɭ /ʒosala/
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calcisols; calcium carbonate soils; CL |
jot /ʒota/
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clay-enriched soils |
jotb /ʒotaba/
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retisols; albeluvisols; albeluvic tonguing; AB; RT |
jotɭ /ʒotala/
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alisols; low base status; high-activity clay soils; AL |
jotr /ʒotara/
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acrisols; low base status; low-activity clay soils; AC |
jotv /ʒotava/
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luvisols; high base status; high-activity clay soils; LV |
jotx /ʒotaxa/
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lixisols; high base status; low-activity clay soils; LX |
jov /ʒova/
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young and little profile soils |
jovb /ʒovaba/
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umbrisols; soils with an acidic dark topsoil; UM |
jove /ʒove/
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arenosols; sandy soils; AR |
jovm /ʒovama/
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cambisols; moderately developed soils; CM |
jovr /ʒovara/
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regosols; soils with no significant profile development; RG |
jox /ʒoxa/
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histosols; soils with thick organic layers; HS |
joy /ʒoɟa/
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soils with strong human influence |
joyn /ʒoɟana/
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anthrosols; soils with long and intensive agricultural use; AT |
joyt /ʒoɟata/
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technosols; soils containing many artefacts; TC |
Connected classes:
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⌕ jo95 [joae]
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undergoing pedogenetic process |
⌕ mp923 [jo]
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growing on soil substratum |
⌕ vahos
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soil technology ↞ jo |
