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Seq. # 4th IUSS Soil Classification Conference <strong>Field</strong> Tour Guidebook Horizon depth (cm) Tour Book Tour Soil Taxonomy 1 0 10 Ap1 ~ mollic epipedon 2 10 23 Ap2 ~ mollic epipedon mollic epipedon, 3 23 40 Bt1 ~ argillic horizon World Reference Base Diagnostic characteristics of Soil Taxonomy Soil Taxonomy World Reference Base anthric horizon, mollic horizon anthric horizon, mineral soil material mineral material mollic horizon mollic horizon, mineral soil material mineral material argic horizon relict redoximorphic features relict stagnic colour pattern mineral soil material mineral material 4 40 61 Bt2 ~ argillic horizon argic horizon relict redoximorphic features relict stagnic colour pattern mineral soil material mineral material 5 61 88 Bt3 ~ argillic horizon argic horizon relict redoximorphic features relict stagnic colour pattern mineral soil material mineral material lithologic discontinuity at 160 cm, lithological discontinuity at 160 cm, 6 88 160 Bt4 ~ argillic horizon argic horizon relict redoximorphic features relict stagnic colour pattern mineral soil material mineral material 7 160 186 2Btkb1 ~ 8 186 240 2Btkb2 ~ 9 240 279 2Btkb3 ~ 10 279 301 3Btkb ~ 11 301 330 4Btb ~ 12 330 420 4Btkb1 ~ 13 420 500 4Btkb2 ~ Horizon designation Diagnostic horizon Diagnostic characteristics or properties Diagnostic materials Diagnostic properties of World Reference Base buried argillic identifiable secondary carbonates, horizon buried argic horizon relict redoximorphic features relict gleyic colour pattern mineral soil material mineral material buried argillic identifiable secondary carbonates, horizon buried argic horizon relict redoximorphic features relict gleyic colour pattern mineral soil material mineral material identifiable secondary carbonates, secondary carbonates, buried argillic lithologic discontinuity at 279 cm, lithological discontinuity at 279 cm, horizon buried argic horizon relict redoximorphic features relict oximorphic colours mineral soil material mineral material identifiable secondary carbonates, secondary carbonates, buried argillic lithologic discontinuity at 301 cm, lithological discontinuity at 301 cm, horizon buried argillic buried argic horizon relict redoximorphic features relict gleyic colour pattern mineral soil material mineral material horizon buried argic horizon relict redoximorphic features relict gleyic colour pattern mineral soil material mineral material buried argillic relict redoximorphic features, relict gleyic colour pattern, horizon buried argic horizon identifiable secondary carbonates secondary carbonates mineral soil material mineral material buried argillic relict redoximorphic features, relict gleyic colour pattern, horizon buried argic horizon identifiable secondary carbonates secondary carbonates mineral soil material mineral material 38
Taxonomic Classifications of surface soil - Arksarben pedon (12N0040) Soil Taxonomy WRB Fine, smectitic, mesic Typic Argiudolls 2.) 160 - 279 cm Accretionary, Truncated, Carbonate-enriched, Oxidized, Kryptic Paleoevolvisols, colluvial, extensive 301 - 500 cm Truncated, Carbonate-enriched, Oxidized, Kryptic Paleoevolvisols, extensive 1.) 4th IUSS Soil Classification Conference <strong>Field</strong> Tour Guidebook Luvic Phaeozems (Anthric, Siltic, Bathythaptoluvic?) 2.) Taxonomic Classifications of buried Paleosols 3.) Soil Survey Staff. 1999. Soil taxonomy: A basic system of soil classification for making and interpreting soil surveys. 2nd edition. Natural Resources Conservation Service. U.S. Department of Agriculture Handbook 436 Soil Survey Staff. 2010. Keys to Soil Taxonomy, 11th ed. USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service, Washington, DC. IUSS Working Group WRB. 2007. World Reference Base for Soil Resources 2006, first update 2007. World Soil Resources Reports No.103. FAO, Rome. 2.) Measured and estimated COLE data (0.05) and calculated LE (5.2 cm) preclude Vertic subgroup (ST) and Vertic prefix qualifier (WRB). 3.) Nettleton, W.D., Olson, C.G. and Wysocki, D.A. 2000. Paleosol classification: Problems and solutions, Catena 41, vol. 1, pp 61-92. 39
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