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4th IUSS Soil Classification Conference Field Tour Guidebook Table of Contents Welcome to Nebraska ........................................................................................................................ 3 Agenda of the 2012USS Soil Classification Conference .............................................................................. 6 2012 IUSS Field Trip Eastern NE and Western IA ...................................................................................... 12 Major Land Resource Area (MLRA)............................................................................................................ 19 Land Resource Region M—Central Feed Grains and Livestock Region .............................................. 19 106—Nebraska and Kansas Loess-Drift Hills ................................................................................ 20 107B—Iowa and Missouri Deep Loess Hills ...................................................................................... 23 Wednesday Field Trip (June 13, 2012) .............................................................................................. 27 Stop 1 - Site 1a - Paleosol Site and Aksarben Soil ...................................................................... 27 Stratigraphic, Pedologic, and Paleo-Topographic Relationships .................................................... 28 Aksarben Series ........................................................................................................................ 33 Pedon Description ..................................................................................................................... 34 Classifications and Comparison of Diagnostics between Soil Taxonomy and World Reference Base (WRB) ................................................................................................ 38 Primary Characterization Data............................................................................................................ 41 Web Soil Survey Soil Map – Paleosol Site .......................................................................................... 49 Aksarben Official Series Description ................................................................................................... 51 IUSS Soil Classification Conference Field Tour (Thursday, June 14, 2012) ........................................... 56 Stop 2 - Hitchcock Nature Center ............................................................................................... 57 Overview of the Loess Hills ........................................................................................................ 59 Principle loess soils of MLRA 107B .............................................................................................. 60 Soil and Landscape Development of the Soils of the Missouri River Floodplain ............................................................................................ 64 Site 2a – Onawa Series ....................................................................................................................... 72 Pedon Description ............................................................................................................................... 73 Classifications and Comparison of Diagnostics between Soil Taxonomy and World Reference Base (WRB) ................................................................................................ 76 Primary Characterization Data ............................................................................................................ 78 Onawa Official Series Description ....................................................................................................... 82 Site 2B – Monona Series............................................................................................................ 85 Pedon Description ............................................................................................................................... 86 Classifications and Comparison of Diagnostics between Soil Taxonomy and World Reference Base (WRB) ................................................................................................ 89 Primary Characterization Data ............................................................................................................ 90 Monona Official Series Description ..................................................................................................... 95 Site 2c- South Exposure (Entisols and Inceptisols) ................................................................... 100 Web Soil Survey - Soil Map – Hitchcock Nature Center .............................................................. 101 Stop 3 – Sarpy County Landfill ................................................................................................. 104 1
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