Entisol
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Within Vinony's link graph, Entisol is referenced by 260 other articles, and connects out to alluvium, podzol and Oxisol.
It sits within the topics Pedology and Types of soil.
Its subject is documented across 11 Wikipedia language editions.
Key facts
- Soil.name
- Entisol
- Soil.image
- Entisol profile.jpg
- Soil.image_size
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- Soil.image_caption
- Entisol profile showing little or no evidence of pedogenic horizon development
- Soil.classification_system
- USDA soil taxonomy
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- USDA soil taxonomy
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- Entisols
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Article · Italiano
L'ordine degli Entisol (indicati con il suffisso ent) è uno dei 12 ordini della tassonomia del suolo secondo USDA. L'etimologia deriva dal latino recens, recentis, recente.
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