- A
vertisol is a Soil
Order in the USDA soil
taxonomy and a
Reference Soil
Group in the
World Reference Base for Soil
Resources (WRB). It is also defined...
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natural fertility,
waterlogged during the wet
season (Chromic
Vertisol,
Pellic Vertisol)
Shallow stony dark
loams on
calcaric material (Calcaric Regosol...
- Inceptisols, Mollisols, Spodosols, Alfisols, Ultisols, Oxisols, Aridisols,
Vertisols,
Andisols and Histosols.
Depending on the
agricultural capability of the...
- but not as
weathered as Oxisols. They make up 8% of the soil worldwide.
Vertisol –
inverted soils. They are clay-rich and tend to
swell when wet and shrink...
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particles in
different states of
matter Plasticine –
Brand of
modeling clay
Vertisol – Clay-rich soil,
prone to
cracking Clay–water interaction –
Various progressive...
- type, crop rotation, and
tillage practice on
runoff and soil loss on a
Vertisol in
central Queensland". Soil Research. 35 (4): 925. doi:10.1071/S96017...
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ranging from
highly fertile, well-drained mollisols,
through heavy cracking vertisols,
infertile acid
oxisols and ultisols,
peaty histosols, to
rocky andisols...
- hummock-and-swale topography.
Mostly composed of
smectitic clays. Most
Vertisols are
found on
intermediate to
basaltic materials.
Found mainly in flat...
- A.; Kus, Kaci; Tabor, Neil; Neveling,
Johann (26 June 2020). "Calcic
Vertisols in the
upper Daptocephalus ****emblage Zone,
Balfour Formation,
Karoo Basin...
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natural fertility,
waterlogged during the wet
season (Chromic
Vertisol,
Pellic Vertisol) (12)
brown loamy sands developed on
alluvium along Giba River...
