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893:Spodic soil
813:Duplex soil
793:Brown earth
773:Alkali soil
763:Rhizosphere
758:Laimosphere
632:(1974–1998)
589:Inceptisols
496:Plinthosols
461:Kastanozems
178:carbonatite
152:Cassiterite
148:kimberlites
88:illuviation
76:percolation
957:Categories
898:Stagnogley
848:Lunar soil
803:Dark earth
788:Brickearth
753:Pedosphere
723:Soil crust
531:Technosols
516:Solonchaks
436:Ferralsols
401:Anthrosols
268:2006-11-11
247:2006-11-10
219:References
64:eluviation
57:weathering
883:Quicksand
828:Fill dirt
768:Bulk soil
614:Vertisols
604:Spodosols
594:Mollisols
584:Histosols
569:Aridisols
541:Vertisols
536:Umbrisols
526:Stagnosol
491:Planosols
486:Phaeozems
466:Leptosols
451:Gypsisols
441:Fluvisols
421:Chernozem
416:Cambisols
411:Calcisols
406:Arenosols
323:abstract.
284:, Wiley,
213:Lessivage
203:Colluvium
186:phosphate
169:supergene
868:Paleosol
783:Blue goo
738:Gypcrust
609:Ultisols
579:Gelisols
574:Entisols
564:Andisols
559:Alfisols
521:Solonetz
511:Retisols
506:Regosols
481:Nitisols
476:Luvisols
471:Lixisols
456:Histosol
446:Gleysols
431:Durisols
426:Cryosols
396:Andosols
386:Acrisols
326:Archived
208:Diluvium
198:Alluvium
192:See also
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129:tungsten
123:Eluvial
118:minerals
68:leaching
818:Eluvium
778:Bay mud
743:Caliche
733:Hardpan
728:Claypan
718:Subsoil
713:Topsoil
599:Oxisols
501:Podzols
391:Alisols
379:(1998–)
182:Ontario
174:apatite
142:within
54:in situ
42:eluvium
38:geology
31:Eluvium
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698:Silt
693:Sand
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