Soil series definition
Soil series. - means an official series name established by NRCS, USDA and confirmed to be present on the site by detailed on-site soil profile descriptions and taxonomic classification, and not necessarily the soil series mapped on the county soil survey.
Soil series means a grouping of soil types possessing a specific range of soil profile characteristics which are described within the County Soil Survey Report. Each soil series may consist of several "soil phases" which may differ in slope, texture of the surface horizon or stoniness.
Soil series means an official series name established by USDA-NRCS.
More Definitions of Soil series
Soil series means a group of very similar soils that have one or more soil characteristics that distinguishes that soil from all other soil series. As used in these Regulations, a soil series is one that has been recognized by the Natural Resource Conservation Service in Tennessee.
Soil series means a basic unit of soil classification, consisting of soils that are essentially alike in all major profile characteristics.
Soil series. - means an official series name
Soil series means a classification of a specific soil type by name based on the morphological, chemical and physical properties of the soil.
Soil series. A category in the Canadian System of Soil Classification. This is the basic unit of soil classification, and consists of soils that are essentially alike in all major profile characteristics except the texture of the surface.
Soil series means a grouping of soil types possessing a specific range of soil profile characteristics which are described within the County Soil Survey Report. Each soil
Soil series means a basic unit of soil classification, consisting of soils that are essen- tially alike in all major profile characteristics.