Form 5a - ICP Forests

hfg Fragic horizon hpg Petrogypsic horizon hvo Voronic horizon
hfu Fulvic horizon hpp Petroplinthic horizon hye Yermic horizon
b) Diagnostic properties
Code Description Code Description
pap Abrupt textural change pgl Gleyic colour pattern
pab Albeluvic tonguing prp Lithological discontinuity
pan Andic properties prd Reducing conditions
pad Aridic properties pcc Secondary carbonates
ple Continuous rock pst Stagnic colour pattern
pfl Ferralic properties pvr Vertic properties
pgr Geric properties pvi Vitric properties
c) Diagnostic materials
Code Description Code Description
mte Artefacts mmn Mineral material
mca Calcaric material mhi Organic material
mco Colluvic material moc Ornithogenic material
mfv Fluvic material mti Sulphidic material
mgp Gypsiric material mek Technic hard rock
mlm Limnic material mtf Tephric material
(135) Depth of appearance of diagnostic (1 till 10)
(Soil)
The depth of the upper limit of the diagnostic horizon/property/material in cm from upper limit
of mineral soil is provided in this field. Note that on peat soils thicker than 40 cm, the 0 cm line
is located at the upper limit of the peat layer.
(136) WRB publication code D_WRB_PUB
(Soil)
Several editions of the WRB 2006 soil classification system exist. Here you should put
a code referring the year of publication of the reference document used for the soil
classification.
The version used for Soil Classification has to be submitted with field "WRB publication code"
in form .PRF using the code in the table below:
code WRB publication (URL)
06en
07en
07ge
http://www.fao.org/ag/Agl/agll/wrb/doc/wrb2006final.pdf
http://www.fao.org/ag/agl/agll/wrb/doc/wrb2007_corr.pdf
http://www.bgr.bund.de/cln_101/nn_336362/DE/Themen/Boden/Produkte/Schriften/
Downloads/
WRB__deutsche__Ausgabe,templateId=raw,property=publicationFile.pdf/
WRB_deutsche_Ausgabe.pdf
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