оподзол&

English translation: podsol or podzol

12:51 Jun 21, 2000
Russian to English translations [PRO]
Russian term or phrase: оподзол&
These are agricultural terms.
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English translation:podsol or podzol
Explanation:
A common soil type developed on siliceous mineral soil in areas of very high rainfall and low evaporation. The soil has an ash coloured layer below the surface, from which minerals and clay particles have been washed, and an orang-brown deeper layer where some of these have accumulated. Sometimes there is an impermeable layer of oxidized iron. The overall reaction is acid and the soil usually supports only a calcifuge flora.
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5 +2podsol or podzol
Jack Doughty
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Michael Moskowitz


  

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Michael Moskowitz
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podsol or podzol


Explanation:
A common soil type developed on siliceous mineral soil in areas of very high rainfall and low evaporation. The soil has an ash coloured layer below the surface, from which minerals and clay particles have been washed, and an orang-brown deeper layer where some of these have accumulated. Sometimes there is an impermeable layer of oxidized iron. The overall reaction is acid and the soil usually supports only a calcifuge flora.
(Definition from second dictionary listed)


    Callaham's R-E Dictionary of Science & Technology
    Wordsworth Dictionary of Science & Technology
Jack Doughty
United Kingdom
Local time: 14:26
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PRO pts in pair: 14525
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agree  Alexandra Tussing
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  -> Thank you, but who are you and why is this question taking so long? Asked in June, answered by me in September, peer grade from you in January!

agree  Kirill Semenov: not in January. I hope in May ;)
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  -> Better late than never. Thanks.
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