- is
called eluviation or leaching.
There is a
difference in the
usage of this term in
geology and soil science. In soil science,
eluviation is the transport...
-
action of rainwater. The
removal of
material from a soil
layer is
called eluviation. The
transport of the
material may be
either mechanical or chemical. The...
-
Munsell colour, pH, or
evidence of
other soil-forming
processes (eg,
eluviation).
These soils have
permafrost (permanently
frozen material)
within one...
-
Podsolisation is an
extreme form of
leaching which causes the
eluviation of iron and
aluminium sesquioxides. The
process generally occurs in
areas where...
- to form
coordination complexes or chelates,
moving downwards through eluviation and then depositing.
Metal ions that can parti****te in
chelation include...
-
these organo-mineral
complexes immobilize in the B horizon: If
during the
eluviation process more Al- or Fe-ions bind to the
organic compounds, the complex...
- is used for
subsurface horizons that have
significantly lost
minerals (
eluviation). Bedrock,
which is not soil, uses the
letter R. The
importance of chemically...
- horizon, E, is used for
subsurface horizons that have a
significant loss of
minerals (
eluviation). Hard bedrock,
which is not soil, uses the
letter R....
- –
young soils. They have
subsurface horizon formation but show
little eluviation and illuviation. They
constitute 15% of
soils worldwide.
Mollisol – soft...
- compounds, and
other constituents are
soluble and move downwards. When this
eluviation is pronounced, a
lighter coloured E
subsurface soil
horizon is apparent...
