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1. Introduction. 2. Significance of micromorphological features. 3. Unconsolidated sediments. 4. Colluvial and mass transported materials. 5. Saprolite development. Soil and Regoliths. 6. Freeze thaw features. 7. Vertic features. 8. Calcareous features. 9. Gypsic features. 10. Illuvial features consisting of clay, silt and/or sand. 11. Spodic materials. 12. Andic materials. 13. Oxic and related materials. 14. Lateritic and bauxitic materials. 15. Surface horizons. 16. Organic materials and humus forms. 17. Features related to faunal activity. 18. Structural and sedimentation crusts. 19. Salt and salt crusts. 20. Inorganic siliceous features. 21. Biogenic siliceous features. 22. Silicate neoformations. 23. Phosphatic features. 24. Thionic materials. 25. Anthropogenic featuers. 26. Featuers specific for Palaeosols. 27. Archaeological materials.
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Add Interpretation of Micromorphological Features of Soils and Regoliths, Soil micromorphology deals with the microscopic study of undisturbed soil and regolith samples, making use especially of thin sections and petrographic techniques. It exists as a discipline for almost 70 years. Micromorphology is used by pedologists, quat, Interpretation of Micromorphological Features of Soils and Regoliths to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Interpretation of Micromorphological Features of Soils and Regoliths, Soil micromorphology deals with the microscopic study of undisturbed soil and regolith samples, making use especially of thin sections and petrographic techniques. It exists as a discipline for almost 70 years. Micromorphology is used by pedologists, quat, Interpretation of Micromorphological Features of Soils and Regoliths to your collection on WonderClub |