Reference soil United States of America 11: Durisol
Ap: slightly calcareous due to disseminated lime previously applied as soil amendment. Bt1: also clay films as bridges between mineral grains. Bt2: also common very fine interstitial pores; also common thin clay films as bridges between mineral grains; common light grey (10YR 7/2) fine sand or silt grains on ped faces and pore linings. Bt3: also few medium roots; also many fine clay films as bridges between mineral grains; common non-intersecting slickensides within the matrix; mottles formed by reaction of soil with root residue at upper boundary of the horizon. Bt4: also few medium roots; also common thin clay films as bridges between mineral grains. Cqm1: colour dry also light brown (7.5YR 6/4); consistence moist brittle; silica and sesquioxide cemetation in more than 90% of the matrix. Cqm2: colour dry also strong brown (7.5YR 4/6); consistence moist brittle; silica and sesquioxide cementation in more than 90% of the matrix. Cq: consistence moist brittle; silica and sesquioxide cementation in 70-90% of the matrix.
WRB 1998:
Durisol |
FAO-UNESCO-ISRIC 1988: |
FAO-UNESCO 1974: |
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Other classification
USDA-NRCS (1999) |
Abruptic | Durixeralf |
USDA-SCS (1975) |
Abruptic | Durixeralf | fine | mixed | thermic |
Classification (other) |
San Joaquin loam |
California State soil |
California, San Joaquin County, 8km N of Lodi, near Tracy Lake