Publication date: October 2015
Source:Geoderma, Volumes 255–256
Author(s): J.G. Bockheim
The presence of an albic horizon below a mollic epipedon has long puzzled pedologists. The purpose of this study was to utilize data from the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) databases and the published literature to develop a weight-of-evidence assessment of how Albolls form in the USA. There are 69 Albolls soil series in the NRCS database, all of which are Argialbolls. These soils contain horizons with the following mean thickness and standard deviation: mollic epipedon (29
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Source:Geoderma, Volumes 255–256
Author(s): J.G. Bockheim
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