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February 2011 21Estcourt Soil FormThe Estcourt soil form also has a prismacutanic B horizon. This horizon is formed where you haveextensive amounts of accumulated clay underlying A/B horizon. A prismacutanic horizon hassevera; unique diagnostic criteria namely:• It has an abrupt transition with the overlying horizon in respect of at least two of either texture,structure or consistency.• It has prismatic or columnar structure;• It lacks evidence of wetness in the form of low chromas;• It exhibits colour contrasts between the clayskins and the ped interiors.Figure 3-12: Estcourt Soil Form (Soil Classification, 1991).Longlands Soil FormThe Longlands soil forms are all typified by an eluvial (E) horizon over a soft plinthic horizon (asdescribed above). The E-horizon is a horizon that has been washed clean by excessive watermovement through the horizon and the plinthic horizon as undergone local accumulation ofcolloidal matter (refer photo below). Please refer to Figure 3-13 and Figure 3-14 for an illustrationof the soil form.ZITHOLELE CONSULTING
February 2011 22MottlingGrey matrixFigure 3-13: Soft plinthic B-horizon.Figure 3-14: Longlands Soil Form (Soil Classification, 1991)Wasbank Soil FormThe Wasbank soil form is found in close proximity to the Longlands soil form and is typified by anOrthic A-horizon over an E-horizon (as described above) over a Hard Plinthic B-horizon. The HardPlinthic B-horizon develops when a Soft Plinthic horizon is subjected to a prolonged dry period andthe accumulated colloidal matter hardens, almost irreversibly. The Wasbank soil form is illustratedin Figure 3-15 below.ZITHOLELE CONSULTING
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