Domains SSURGO 2.3.2 - Natural Resources Conservation ...

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Domain Name: aashto_group_classification

Seq Choice LabelObsolete? Choice DescriptionChoice Data Entry TextChoice ID

1 A-1No Granular materials (35% or less passing No. 200 sieve), silty or clayey gravel and sand.a-11

2 A-1-aNo a-1-a2

3 A-1-bNo a-1-b3

4 A-2No Granular materials (35% or less passing No. 200), silty or clayey gravel and sand.a-24

5 A-2-4No a-2-45

6 A-2-5No a-2-56

7 A-2-6No a-2-67

8 A-2-7No a-2-78

9 A-3No Granular materials (35% or less passing No. 200), fine sand.a-39

10 A-4No Silt-Clay materials (more than 35% passing NO. 200), silty soils.a-410

11 A-5No Silt-Clay Materials (more than 35% passing No. 200), clayey soils.a-511

12 A-6No Silt-Clay materials (more than 35% passing No. 200) clayey soils.a-612

13 A-7No Silt-Clay materials (more than 35% passing No. 200), clayey soils.a-713

14 A-7-5No a-7-514

15 A-7-6No a-7-615

16 A-8No a-816

Domain Name: algorithm


1 Dominant ConditionNo The aggregation method "Dominant Condition" first groups like attribute values for the components in a map unit. For each group, percent composition is set to the sum of the percent composition of all components participating in that group. These groups now represent "conditions" rather than components. The attribute value associated with the group with the highest cumulative percent composition is returned. If more than one group shares the highest cumulative percent composition, the corresponding "tie-break" rule determines which value should be returned. The "tie-break" rule indicates whether the lower or higher group value should be returned in the case of a percent composition tie. The result returned by this aggregation method represents the dominant condition throughout the map unit only when no tie has occurred.

DCD1

2 Dominant ComponentNo The aggregation method "Dominant Component" returns the attribute value associated with the component with the highest percent composition in the map unit. If more than one component shares the highest percent composition, the corresponding "tie-break" rule determines which value should be returned. The "tie-break" rule indicates whether the lower or higher attribute value should be returned in the case of a percent composition tie. The result returned by this aggregation method may or may not represent the dominant condition throughout the map unit.

DCP2

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Domain Name: algorithm


3 Most LimitingNo The aggregation method "Most Limiting" is suitable only for attributes that correspond to a programmatically generated soil interpretation. Such an interpretation attempts to determine if a soil is suitable for a particular use. The results for such an interpretation can be ranked from least limiting (or most suitable) to most limiting (or least suitable). For this aggregation method, the most limiting result among all components of the map unit is returned. The result returned by this aggregation method may or may not represent the dominant condition throughout the map unit. The result may well be based on the limitations of a map unit component of very minor extent. If one were making a decision based on this result, that decision would be based on the most conservative, or most pessimistic, result.

ML3

4 Least LimitingNo The aggregation method "Least Limiting" is suitable only for attributes that correspond to a programmatically generated soil interpretation. Such an interpretation attempts to determine if a soil is suitable for a particular use. The results for such an interpretation can be ranked from least limiting (or most suitable) to most limiting (or least suitable). For this aggregation method, the least limiting result among all components of the map unit is returned. The result returned by this aggregation method may or may not represent the dominant condition throughout the map unit. The result may well be based on the limitations of a map unit component of very minor extent. If one were making a decision based on this result, that decision would be based on the least conservative, or most optimistic, result.

LL4

5 Weighted AverageNo The aggregation method "Weighted Average" computes a weighted average value for all components in the map unit. Percent composition is the weighting factor. The result returned by this aggregation method represents a weighted average value of the corresponding attribute throughout the map unit.

WA5

6 Minimum or MaximumNo The aggregation method "Minimum or Maximum" returns either the lowest or highest attribute value among all components of the map unit, depending on the corresponding "tie-break" rule. In this case, the "tie-break" rule indicates whether the lowest or highest value among all components should be returned. For this aggregation method, percent composition ties cannot occur. The result may correspond to a map unit component of very minor extent. This aggregation method is appropriate for either numeric attributes or attributes with a ranked or logically ordered domain.

MOM6

7 Percent PresentNo The aggregation method "Percent Present" returns the cumulative percent composition of all components of a map unit for which a certain condition is true. For example, attribute “Hydric Rating by Map Unit” returns the cumulative percent composition of all components of a map unit where the corresponding hydric rating is “Yes”. Conditions may be simple or complex. At runtime, the user may be able to specify all, some or none of the conditions in question.

PP7

8 No Aggregation NecessaryNo The majority of soil attributes are associated with a component of a map unit, and such an attribute has to be aggregated to the map unit level before a thematic map can be rendered. Map units, however, also have their own attributes. An attribute of a map unit does not have to be aggregated in order to render a corresponding thematic map. Therefore, the "aggregation method" for any attribute of a map unit is referred to as "No Aggregation Necessary".

NAN8

Domain Name: attributetype


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Domain Name: attributetype


1 InterpretationNo Interpretation1

2 PropertyNo Property2

Domain Name: capability_class


1 1No Soils in Class 1 have few limitations that restrict their use.11

2 2No Soils in Class 2 have some limitations that reduce the choice of plants or require moderate conservation practices

22

3 3No Soils in Class 3 have severe limitations that reduce the choice of plants or require special conservation practices, or both.

33

4 4No Soils in Class 4 have very severe limitations that restrict the choice of plants, require very careful management, or both

44

5 5No Soils in Class 5 have little or no erosion hazard, but have other limitations impractical to remove that limit their use.

55

6 6No Soils in Class 6 have very severe limitations that make them generally unsuited to cultivation and limit their use largely to pasture, etc.

66

7 7No Soils in Class 7 have very severe limitations that make them unsuited to cultivation and that restrict their use to grazing, etc.

77

8 8No Soils (and landforms) in Class 8 have limitations that preclude their use for commercial plant production and restrict their use.

88

Domain Name: capability_subclass


1 eNo erosione1

2 wNo excess waterw2

3 sNo soil limitations within the rooting zones3

4 cNo climate conditionc4

Domain Name: cardinality


1 One to OneNo 1:11

2 One to ManyNo 1:n2

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Domain Name: chorizon_text_kind


1 Edit notesNo Text entries that describe what changes were made to the data and why those changes were made.edit notes6

2 Miscellaneous notesNo Text entries not related to any of the other choices.miscellaneous notes4

3 Certification notesYes Indicates records that contain notes related to certification of data objects. Typically, data elements certified in the object are listed in the text attached to this record.

certification notes5

4 Correlation notesYes correlation notes3

5 Nontechnical descriptionYes nontechnical description1

6 SOI5 descriptionYes s5 description2

Domain Name: component_kind


1 FamilyNo The component is classified and described at the family level of Soil Taxonomy.family1

2 Miscellaneous areaNo The component is classified and described as a non-soil area.miscellaneous area3

3 SeriesNo The component is classified and described at the soil series level, the lowest level of Soil Taxonomy.

series4

4 TaxadjunctNo The component is described slightly outside the Soil Taxomonic limits of the name assigned. However, these differences are not significant enough to affect use and management of the soil.

taxadjunct5

5 Taxon above familyNo The component is described and classified at some level of Soil Taxonomy above the family level.taxon above family2

6 VariantYes The component is described as being outside the range of the series for which it is named. The differences are great enough to warrant a new series, they do affect the use and management of the soil, but the geographical extent is considered too small to justify creating a new series.

variant6

Domain Name: component_text_kind


1 Edit notesNo Text entries that describe what changes were made to the component object, exclusive of the horizon object, and why those changes were made.

edit notes6

2 Correlation notesNo Text entries that document correlation concerns that affect this component. For example, notes about the comparison of this component to the official series for which it is named.

correlation notes3

3 SOI5 descriptionNo The SOI-5 description converted from SSSD.s5 description2



6 Certification notesYes Indicates records that contain notes related to certification of data objects. Typically, data elements certified in the object are listed in the text attached to this record.

certification notes5

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Domain Name: conservation_tree_shrub_group


1 1No 11

2 1aNo 1a2

3 1hNo 1h3

4 1kNo 1k4

5 1kkYes 1kk5

6 1sNo 1s6

7 1saNo 1sa49

8 1skNo 1sk7

9 1skkYes 1skk8

10 1ssNo 1ss50

11 1ssaNo 1ssa51

12 2No 29

13 2aNo 2a10

14 2hNo 2h11

15 2kNo 2k12

16 2kkYes 2kk13

17 3No 314

18 3aNo 3a15

19 4No 416

20 4aNo 4a17

21 4cNo 4c18

22 4caNo 4ca19

23 4ccYes 4cc20

24 4ckNo 4ck21

25 4kNo 4k22

26 4saNo 4sa52

27 5No 523

28 5aNo 5a24

29 5kNo 5k25

30 5kkYes 5kk26

31 6No 627

32 6aNo 6a28

33 6dNo 6d29

34 6daNo 6da30

35 6dkNo 6dk31

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36 6gYes 6g32

37 6gaYes 6ga33

38 6gkYes 6gk34

39 6gkkYes 6gkk35

40 6kNo 6k36

41 6kkYes 6kk37

42 7No 738

43 7aNo 7a39

44 7kNo 7k53

45 7sNo 7s54

46 7saNo 7sa55

47 7skNo 7sk56

48 8No 840

49 8kYes 8k41

50 9No 957

51 9cYes 9c42

52 9lYes 9l43

53 9nYes 9n44

54 9nwYes 9nw45

55 9wNo 9w46

56 10No 1047

57 Not applicableYes not applicable48

58 Not ratedNo not rated58

59 1fNo 1f59

60 1afNo 1af60

61 1hfNo 1hf61

62 1kfNo 1kf62

63 1sfNo 1sf63

64 1safNo 1saf64

65 1skfNo 1skf65

66 1ssfNo 1ssf66

67 1ssafNo 1ssaf67

68 2fNo 2f68

69 2afNo 2af69

70 2hfNo 2hf70

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71 2kfNo 2kf71

72 3fNo 3f72

73 3afNo 3af73

74 4fNo 4f74

75 4cfNo 4cf75

76 4cafNo 4caf76

77 4ckfNo 4ckf77

78 4kfNo 4kf78

79 4safNo 4saf79

80 5fNo 5f80

81 5afNo 5af81

82 5kfNo 5kf82

83 6fNo 6f83

84 6afNo 6af84

85 6dfNo 6df85

86 6dafNo 6daf86

87 6dkfNo 6dkf87

88 6kfNo 6kf88

89 7fNo 7f89

90 7afNo 7af90

91 7kfNo 7kf91

92 7sfNo 7sf92

93 7safNo 7saf93

94 7skfNo 7skf94

95 8fNo 8f95

96 9fNo 9f96

97 9wfNo 9wf97

98 4afNo 4af98

Domain Name: corrosion_concrete


1 LowNo low1

2 ModerateNo moderate2

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Domain Name: corrosion_concrete


3 HighNo high3

Domain Name: corrosion_uncoated_steel


1 LowNo low1


3 HighNo high3

Domain Name: crop_name


1 African stargrassNo african stargrass1

2 AlfafaNo alfalfa263

3 Alfalfa hayNo alfalfa hay2

4 Alfalfa pastureNo alfalfa pasture248

5 Alfalfa seedNo alfalfa seed3

6 AlmondsNo almonds4

7 Annual ryegrassNo annual ryegrass242

8 ApplesNo apples5

9 ApricotsNo apricots6

10 ArtichokesNo artichokes7

11 AsparagusNo asparagus8

12 AvocadosNo avocados9

13 BahiagrassNo bahiagrass10

14 Bahiagrass hayNo bahiagrass hay229

15 BananasNo bananas11

16 BarleyNo barley12

17 Spring barleyNo barley, spring260

18 Spring barley-fallowNo barley, spring-fallow262

19 Winter barleyNo barley, winter259

20 Winter barley-fallowNo barley, winter-fallow261

21 Barley-fallowNo barley-fallow13

22 Dry lima beansNo beans, dry lima14

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23 Dry pinto beansNo beans, dry pinto15

24 Dry beansNo beans, other dry16

25 Snap beansNo beans, snap17

26 Unshelled lima beansNo beans, unshelled lima18

27 BeetsNo beets19

28 Bentgrass seedNo bentgrass seed20

29 Bermudagrass-clover hayNo bermudagrass-clover hay21

30 Bermudagrass-fescue hayNo bermudagrass-fescue hay22

31 Big bluestemNo big bluestem23

32 BlackberriesNo blackberries24

33 BlueberriesNo blueberries25

34 BluegrassNo bluegrass252

35 Bluegrass seedNo bluegrass seed26

36 Bluegrass-ladinoNo bluegrass-ladino27

37 Bluegrass-ladino hayNo bluegrass-ladino hay28

38 Bluegrass-trefoilNo bluegrass-trefoil29

39 Bluegrass-trefoil hayNo bluegrass-trefoil hay30

40 Bluegrass-white cloverNo bluegrass-white clover31

41 Bluegrass-white clover hayNo bluegrass-white clover hay32

42 BreadfruitNo breadfruit33

43 BroccoliNo broccoli34

44 Bromegrass hayNo bromegrass hay35

45 Bromegrass-alfalfaNo bromegrass-alfalfa36

46 Bromegrass-alfalfa hayNo bromegrass-alfalfa hay37

47 Bromegrass-alsikeNo bromegrass-alsike38

48 Bromegrass-alsike hayNo bromegrass-alsike hay39

49 Bromegrass-ladinoNo bromegrass-ladino40

50 BroomcornNo broomcorn41

51 Brussel sproutsNo brussel sprouts42

52 BuckwheatNo buckwheat43

53 Buffel grassNo buffel grass44

54 CabbageNo cabbage45

55 Chinese cabbageNo cabbage, chinese46

56 Mustard cabbageNo cabbage, mustard47

57 Canarygrass hayNo canarygrass hay48

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58 Canarygrass-alsikeNo canarygrass-alsike49

59 Canarygrass-alsike hayNo canarygrass-alsike hay50

60 Canarygrass-ladinoNo canarygrass-ladino51

61 Canarygrass-ladino hayNo canarygrass-ladino hay52

62 Spring canolaNo canola, spring230

63 Winter canolaNo canola, winter231

64 CantaloupeNo cantaloupe53

65 CarrotsNo carrots54

66 CassavaNo cassava55

67 Caucasian bluestemNo caucasian bluestem239

68 Caucasian bluestem hayNo caucasian bluestem hay243

69 CauliflowerNo cauliflower56

70 Causian bluegrassYes causian bluegrass57

71 CeleryNo celery58

72 CherriesNo cherries59

73 Clover seedNo clover seed60

74 CoconutsNo coconuts61

75 CoffeeNo coffee62

76 Common bermudagrassNo common bermudagrass63

77 Common bermudagrass hayNo common bermudagrass hay227

78 Common ryegrass seedNo common ryegrass seed64

79 Cool-season grassesNo cool season grass65

80 CornNo corn66

81 Corn silageNo corn silage67

82 Sweet cornNo corn, sweet68

83 Cotton lintNo cotton lint69

84 Pima cotton lintNo cotton lint, pima70

85 CowpeasNo cowpeas71

86 CranberriesNo cranberries72

87 Crested wheatgrassNo crested wheatgrass73

88 Crested wheatgrass-alfalfa hay

No crested wheatgrass-alfalfa hay

74

89 Crimson cloverNo crimson clover244

90 CucumbersNo cucumbers75

91 FescueNo fescue76

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92 FilbertsNo filberts77

93 Fine fescue seedNo fine fescue seed78

94 FlaxNo flax79

95 GarlicNo garlic80

96 GarrisongrassNo garrisongrass81

97 Grain sorghumNo grain sorghum82

98 GrapefruitNo grapefruit83

99 Table grapesNo grapes, table84

100 Wine grapesNo grapes, wine85

101 Grass hayNo grass hay86

102 Grass silageNo grass silage253

103 Grass seedNo grass, seed87

104 Grass-cloverNo grass-clover88

105 Grass-legume hayNo grass-legume hay89

106 Grass-legume pastureNo grass-legume pasture240

107 Green chopNo green chop90

108 Green needlegrassNo green needlegrass91

109 Guinea grassNo guinea grass92

110 Annual hay cropNo hay crops, annuals93

111 HopsNo hops94

112 Improved bermudagrassNo improved bermudagrass95

113 Improved bermudagrass hayNo improved bermudagrass hay228

114 IndiangrassNo indiangrass96

115 Introduced bluestemNo introduced bluestem97

116 JohnsongrassNo johnsongrass98

117 Kentucky bluegrassNo kentucky bluegrass99

118 Kincaid red cloverNo kincaid red clover245

119 KleingrassNo kleingrass100

120 Kobe lespedezaNo kobe lespedeza246

121 Ladino cloverNo ladino clover247

122 Legume hayNo legume hay101

123 LemonsNo lemons102

124 Dry lentilsNo lentils, dry103

125 LettuceNo lettuce104

126 LimesNo limes105

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127 LoganberriesNo loganberries106

128 Macadamia nutsNo macadamia nuts107

129 MangosNo mangos108

130 MerkergrassNo merkergrass109

131 MilletNo millet110

132 Distillate mintNo mint, distillate111

133 MolassesgrassNo molassesgrass112

134 MungbeansNo mungbeans113

135 OatsNo oats114

136 Hay oatsNo oats, hay235

137 OlivesNo olives115

138 OnionsNo onions116

139 Green onionsNo onions, green117

140 OrangesNo oranges118

141 OrchardgrassNo orchardgrass119

142 Orchardgrass hayNo orchardgrass hay120

143 Orchardgrass seedNo orchardgrass seed121

144 Orchardgrass-alfalfaNo orchardgrass-alfalfa122

145 Orchardgrass-alfalfa hayNo orchardgrass-alfalfa hay123

146 Orchardgrass-alsikeNo orchardgrass-alsike124

147 Orchardgrass-alsike hayNo orchardgrass-alsike hay125

148 Orchardgrass-ladinoNo orchardgrass-ladino126

149 Orchardgrass-ladino hayNo orchardgrass-ladino hay127

150 Orchardgrass-lespedezaNo orchardgrass-lespedeza128

151 Orchardgrass-lespedeza hayNo orchardgrass-lespedeza hay129

152 Orchardgrass-red cloverNo orchardgrass-red clover130

153 Orchardgrass-red clover hayNo orchardgrass-red clover hay131

154 Orchardgrass-trefoilNo orchardgrass-trefoil132

155 Orchardgrass-trefoil hayNo orchardgrass-trefoil hay133

156 PangolagrassNo pangolagrass134

157 PapayaNo papaya135

158 ParagrassNo paragrass136

159 PastureNo pasture137

160 PeachesNo peaches138

161 PeanutsNo peanuts139

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162 PearsNo pears140

163 Winter pearsNo pears, winter141

164 Canning peasNo peas, canning142

165 Dry peasNo peas, dry143

166 Green peasNo peas, green144

167 PecansNo pecans145

168 Black pepperNo pepper, black146

169 PeppersNo peppers147

170 Dry chili peppersNo peppers, dry chili148

171 Fresh chili peppersNo peppers, fresh chili149

172 Green peppersNo peppers, green150

173 Perennial ryegrass seedNo perennial ryegrass seed151

174 Improved permanent pastureNo permanent pasture, improved237

175 Unimproved permanent pasture

No permanent pasture, unimproved

238

176 PigeonpeasNo pigeonpeas152

177 PineappleNo pineapple153

178 Ratoon pineappleNo pineapple, ratoon154

179 PistachiosNo pistachios155

180 PlantainsNo plantains156

181 PlumsNo plums157

182 Irish potatoesNo potatoes, irish158

183 PrunesNo prunes159

184 Dry prunesNo prunes, dry160

185 Pubescent wheatgrassNo pubescent wheatgrass161

186 PumpkinsNo pumpkins162

187 RaisinsNo raisins163

188 RaspberriesNo raspberries164

189 Red clover hayNo red clover hay165

190 Red clover seedNo red clover seed166

191 Reed canarygrassNo reed canarygrass167

192 RiceNo rice168

193 RyeNo rye169

194 Rye grazeoutNo rye grazeout170

195 SafflowerNo safflower171

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196 Small grains grazeoutNo small grains grazeout172

197 Small grains hayNo small grains hay232

198 Small grains silageNo small grains silage233

199 Smooth bromegrassNo smooth bromegrass173

200 Sorghum grazedNo sorghum grazed234

201 Sorghum hayNo sorghum hay174

202 Sorghum silageNo sorghum silage175

203 SoybeansNo soybeans176

204 SpinachNo spinach177

205 Summer squashNo squash, summer249

206 Winter squashNo squash, winter250

207 StrawberriesNo strawberries178

208 Strawberry plantsNo strawberries, plants236

209 Sugar beetsNo sugar beets179

210 SugarcaneNo sugarcane180

211 18-month sugarcaneNo sugarcane, 18 month181

212 Ratoon sugarcaneNo sugarcane, ratoon182

213 Spring sugarcaneNo sugarcane, spring183

214 SunflowersNo sunflower184

215 Sweet potatoesNo sweet potatoes185

216 SwitchgrassNo switchgrass186

217 Tall fescueNo tall fescue187

218 Tall fescue hayNo tall fescue hay188

219 Tall fescue seedNo tall fescue seed189

220 Tall fescue-alfalfaNo tall fescue-alfalfa190

221 Tall fescue-alfalfa hayNo tall fescue-alfalfa hay191

222 Tall fescue-alsikeNo tall fescue-alsike192

223 Tall fescue-alsike hayNo tall fescue-alsike hay193

224 Tall fescue-ladinoNo tall fescue-ladino194

225 Tall fescue-ladino hayNo tall fescue-ladino hay195

226 Tall fescue-lespedezaNo tall fescue-lespedeza196

227 Tall fescue-lespedeza hayNo tall fescue-lespedeza hay197

228 Tall fescue-red cloverNo tall fescue-red clover198

229 Tall fescue-red clover hayNo tall fescue-red clover hay199

230 Tall wheatgrassNo tall wheatgrass200

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231 TangelosNo tangelos201

232 TangerinesNo tangerines202

233 TaniersNo taniers203

234 TaroNo taro204

235 Timothy hayNo timothy hay241

236 Timothy-alfalfaNo timothy-alfalfa205

237 Timothy-alfalfa hayNo timothy-alfalfa hay206

238 Timothy-alsikeNo timothy-alsike207

239 Timothy-alsike hayNo timothy-alsike hay208

240 Timothy-red cloverNo timothy-red clover251

241 Timothy-red clover hayNo timothy-red clover hay209

242 TobaccoNo tobacco210

243 Burley tobaccoNo tobacco, burley254

244 Dark air-cured tobaccoNo tobacco, dark air-cured257

245 Fire-cured tobaccoNo tobacco, fire-cured255

246 Flue-cured tobaccoNo tobacco, flue-cured256

247 Light air-cured tobaccoNo tobacco, light, air-cured258

248 TomatoesNo tomatoes211

249 Trefoil hayNo trefoil hay212

250 Trefoil-grassNo trefoil-grass213

251 Trefoil-grass hayNo trefoil-grass hay214

252 WalnutsNo walnuts215

253 Warm season grassesNo warm season grass216

254 WatermelonsNo watermelons217

255 Weeping lovegrassNo weeping lovegrass218

256 WheatNo wheat219

257 Wheat grazeoutNo wheat grazeout220

258 Wheat (October-March)No wheat, oct-mar221

259 Spring wheatNo wheat, spring222

260 Spring wheat-fallowNo wheat, spring-fallow223

261 Winter wheatNo wheat, winter224

262 Winter wheat-fallowNo wheat, winter-fallow225

263 YamsNo yams226

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Domain Name: crop_yield_units


1 CwtNo 100 pounds/acre100 pounds5

2 AUMNo Animal unit months/acreanimal unit months1

3 BoxesNo Boxes/acreboxes2

4 BuNo Bushels/acrebushels3

5 CratesNo Crates/acrecrates4

6 LbsNo Pounds/acrepounds6

7 SacksNo Sacks/acresacks7

8 ThousandsNo Thousands/acrethousands8

9 TonsNo Tons/acretons9

Domain Name: depthqualmode


1 Surface LayerNo Surface Layer1

2 All LayersNo All Layers2

3 Depth RangeNo Depth Range3

Domain Name: depthuom


1 CentimetersNo Centimeters1

2 InchesNo Inches2

Domain Name: diag_horz_feat_kind


1 Abrupt textural changeNo abrupt textural change2

2 Agric horizonNo agric horizon29

3 Albic horizonNo albic horizon28

4 Albic materialsNo albic materials49

5 Andic soil propertiesNo andic soil properties3

6 Anhydrous conditionsNo anhydrous conditions57

7 Anthric saturationNo anthric saturation67

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8 Anthropic epipedonNo anthropic epipedon1

9 Aquic conditionsNo aquic conditions12

10 Argillic horizonNo argillic horizon32

11 ArtifactsNo artifacts75

12 Calcic horizonNo calcic horizon5

13 Cambic horizonNo cambic horizon4

14 Coprogenous earthNo coprogenous earth46

15 CryoturbationNo cryoturbation58

16 Densic contactNo densic contact54

17 Densic materialsNo densic materials55

18 Diatomaceous earthNo diatomaceous earth47

19 DurinodesNo durinodes6

20 DuripanNo duripan38

21 EndosaturationNo endosaturation65

22 EpisaturationNo episaturation66

23 FibersNo fibers76

24 Fibric soil materialsNo fibric soil materials41

25 Folistic epipedonNo folistic epipedon61

26 Fragic soil propertiesNo fragic soil properties53

27 FragipanNo fragipan8

28 Free carbonatesNo free carbonates77

29 Gelic materialsNo gelic materials59

30 GilgaiYes gilgai10

31 Glacic layerNo glacic layer60

32 Glossic horizonNo glossic horizon11

33 Gypsic horizonNo gypsic horizon9

34 Gypsum accumulationsNo gypsum accumulations70

35 Hemic soil materialsNo hemic soil materials42

36 Histic epipedonNo histic epipedon13

37 Humilluvic materialNo humilluvic material44

38 Interfingering of albic materials

No interfingering of albic materials

40

39 Kandic horizonNo kandic horizon17

40 LamellaeNo lamellae51

41 Limnic materialsNo limnic materials45

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42 Lithic contactNo lithic contact18

43 Lithologic discontinuityNo lithologic discontinuity68

44 MarlNo marl48

45 Melanic epipedonNo melanic epipedon21

46 Mollic epipedonNo mollic epipedon20

47 Mottles with chroma 2 or lessYes mottles with chroma 2 or less50

48 n value > 0.7No n value > 0.773

49 Natric horizonNo natric horizon22

50 Ochric epipedonNo ochric epipedon23

51 OrtsteinNo ortstein52

52 Oxic horizonNo oxic horizon36

53 Paralithic contactNo paralithic contact35

54 Paralithic materialsNo paralithic materials56

55 PermafrostNo permafrost26

56 Petrocalcic horizonNo petrocalcic horizon7

57 Petroferric contactNo petroferric contact25

58 Petrogypsic horizonNo petrogypsic horizon15

59 Placic horizonNo placic horizon16

60 Plaggen epipedonNo plaggen epipedon24

61 PlinthiteNo plinthite27

62 Redox concentrationsNo redox concentrations62

63 Redox depletions with chroma 2 or less

No redox depletions with chroma 2 or less

63

64 Reduced matrixNo reduced matrix64

65 Resistant mineralsNo resistant minerals78

66 Salic horizonNo salic horizon37

67 Salt accumulationsNo salt accumulations71

68 Sapric soil materialsNo sapric soil materials43

69 Secondary carbonatesNo secondary carbonates19

70 SlickensidesNo slickensides31

71 Sombric horizonNo sombric horizon14

72 Spodic horizonNo spodic horizon30

73 Spodic materialsNo spodic materials74

74 Strongly contrasting particle size class

No strongly contrasting particle size class

69

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75 Sulfidic materialsNo sulfidic materials39

76 Sulfuric horizonNo sulfuric horizon34

77 Umbric epipedonNo umbric epipedon33

78 Volcanic glassNo volcanic glass72

79 Weatherable mineralsNo weatherable minerals79

Domain Name: distribution_status


1 In progressNo The distribution request has been submitted but the processing of that request is not complete. The request may be being held for processing at a later time.

in progress1

2 Not successfulNo The distribution request failed to run to completion, and no data was exported.not successful4

3 Partially successfulNo The distribution request was processed to completion, but one or more of the legends, map units or components in the original request was not found in the database at the time the request was ultimately processed.

partially successful2

4 SuccessfulNo The distribution request was processed to completetion, and all requested legends, map units and components are present in the exported dataset.

successful3

Domain Name: drainage_class


1 Excessively drainedNo excessively1

2 Somewhat excessively drained

No somewhat excessively2

3 Well drainedNo well3

4 Moderately well drainedNo moderately well4

5 Somewhat poorly drainedNo somewhat poorly5

6 Poorly drainedNo poorly6

7 Very poorly drainedNo very poorly7

8 SubaqueousNo Free water is above the soil surface. The occurrence of internal free water is permanent and there is a positive water potential at the soil surface for more than 21 hours of each day. The soils have a peraquic soil moisture regime.

subaqueous8

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Domain Name: earth_cover_kind_level_one


1 Artificial coverNo Nonvegetative cover either made or modified by human activity and prohibiting or restricting vegetative growth and water penetration.

artificial cover1

2 Barren landNo Nonvegetative natural cover often having a limited capacity to support vegetation - including construction sites (<5% vegetated).

barren land2

3 Crop coverNo The full cycle, including land preparation and post-harvest residue cover of annual or perennial herbaceous plants that are cultivated or harvested, or both, for the production of food, feed, oil, and fiber other than wood, and excluding hay and pasture.

crop cover3

4 Grass/herbaceous coverNo Non-woody vegetative cover composed of annual or perennial grasses, grass-like plants (sedges/rushes), forbs (including alfalfa and clovers), lichens, mosses, and ferns (>75% grass, grass-like, forb cover).

grass/herbaceous cover4

5 OtherYes other8

6 Shrub coverNo Vegetative cover composed of multi-stemmed and single-stemmed woody plants that attain a mature height of less than four meters (>50% shrub canopy cover).

shrub cover5

7 Tree coverNo Vegetative cover recognized as woody plants which usually have one perennial stem, a definitely formed crown of foliage, and a mature height of at least four meters (including ornamentals and Christmas trees) (>25% tree canopy cover).

tree cover6

8 Water coverNo Earth covered by water in a fluid state. This includes seasonally frozen areas.water cover7

9 WetlandsYes wetlands10

10 Wetlands, drainedYes wetlands, drained9

Domain Name: earth_cover_kind_level_two


1 Row cropNo e.g. corn, soybeans, cotton, tomatoes and other truck crops, tulipsrow crop1

2 Close-grown cropNo Wheat, rice, oats, rye, etc.close-grown crop2

3 Grassland rangelandNo (<10% trees, <20% shrubs) - includes rangeland used for hayland - bluestems, mixed midgrasses, shortgrass, etc.

rangeland, grassland3

4 Savanna rangelandNo 10 to 25% tree coverrangeland, savanna4

5 Shrubby rangelandNo (20 to 50% shrub cover) - sumac, sagebrush, mesquiterangeland, shrubby5

6 Tundra rangelandNo rangeland, tundra6

7 Tame pasturelandNo Fescues, bromegrass, timothy, lespedeza, etc.pastureland, tame7

8 HaylandNo Fescues, bromegrass, timothy, alfalfa, etc.hayland8

9 MarshlandNo grass, grass-like plantsmarshland9

10 Other grass/herbaceous cover

No other grass/herbaceous cover

10

11 Crop treesNo e.g. apples, pecans, date palms, citrus, ornamental nursery stock, Christmas treescrop trees11

12 ConifersNo Spruce, Douglas-fir, pine, etc.conifers12

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Domain Name: earth_cover_kind_level_two


13 HardwoodsNo Oak, hickory, elm, aspen, etc.hardwoods13

14 Intermixed conifers and hardwoods

No e.g. oak-pine mixintermixed conifers and hardwoods

14

15 TropicalNo Mangrove, royal palm, etc.tropical15

16 SwampNo shrubs and treesswamp16

17 Other tree coverNo other tree cover17

18 Crop shrubsNo Filbert, blueberry, and ornamentals, etc. as nursery stockcrop shrubs18

19 Crop vinesNo e.g. grapes, blackberries, raspberriescrop vines19

20 Native shrubsNo e.g. creosotebush, shrub live oak, sagebrush, mesquite (including rangeland with >50% shrub cover)

native shrubs20

21 Other shrub coverNo e.g. kudzu, cacti, yuccaother shrub cover21

22 RockNo rock22

23 Sand and gravelNo sand and gravel23

24 Culturally induced barrenNo saline seeps, mines, quarries, oil-waste, etc.culturally induced barren24

25 Permanent snow and iceNo permanent snow and ice25

26 Other barrenNo salt flats, slickspots, mud flats, badlands, etc.; excludes those in culturally induced earth coverother barren26

27 Rural transportationNo Highways, railroads, etc.rural transportation27

28 Urban and built-upNo Cities, towns, farmsteads, industrial sitesurban and built-up28

Domain Name: erosion_accelerated_kind


1 Highly deforming landslip erosion

Yes landslip erosion highly deformed

1

2 Slightly deforming landslip erosion

Yes landslip erosion slightly deformed

2

3 Water erosionYes Soil removal by running water.water erosion8

4 Gully erosionNo Gully erosion is the consequence of water that cuts down into the soil along the line of water concentration and flow. The resulting channels cannot be obliterated by ordinary tillage operations. (SSM)

water erosion gully5

5 Rill erosionNo Rill erosion is the removal of soil through the cutting of many small, but conspicuous channels where runoff concentrates. The channels are shallow enough that they can be obliterated with normal tillage operations. (SSM)

water erosion rill4

6 Sheet erosionNo The more or less uniform removal of soil from an area without the development of conspicuous water channels. (SSM)

water erosion sheet3

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Domain Name: erosion_accelerated_kind


7 Tunnel erosionNo The removal of soil by the formation of subsurface tunnels (often referred to as piping). Free water enters the soil through macropores such as large desication cracks or rodent burrows. The tunnels tend to enlarge and coelesce.

water erosion tunnel6

8 Wind and water erosionYes wind and water erosion9

9 Wind erosionNo Deflation by wind.wind erosion7

Domain Name: erosion_class


1 None - depositionNo No apparent erosion has occurred. Deposition of soil sediment removed from other areas may have occurred.

01

2 Class 1No The soil has lost on the average <25% of the original A and/or E horizons, or of the uppermost 20 cm if the original A and/or E horizons were less than 20 cm thick. (SSM)

12

3 Class 2No The soil has lost, on the average, 25 to 75 percent of the original A and/or E horizons, or of the uppermost 20 cm if the original A and/or E horizons were less than 20 cm thick.

23

4 Class 3No The soil has lost, on the average, more than 75 percent of the original A and/or E horizon, or of the uppermost 20 cm if the original A and/or E horizons were less than 20 cm thick. (SSM)

34

5 Class 4No The soil has lost all of the original A and/or E horizons, or the uppermost 20 cm if the original A and/or E horizons were less than 20 cm thick. Some of the orginal underlying material may have also been removed. (SSM)

45

Domain Name: excavation_difficulty_class


1 LowNo Excavations can be made with a spade using arm-applied pressure only. Neither application of impact energy nor application of foot pressure is necessary.

low1

2 ModerateNo Excavation can be accomplished quite easily by application of impact energy with a spade or by foot applied pressure.

moderate2

3 HighNo Excavation with a spade can be accomplished with difficulty. Excavation is easily possible with a full length pick, using an over-the-head swing.

high3

4 Very highNo Excavation with a full length pick using an over-the-head swing is moderately to markedly difficult. Excavation is possible in a reasonable period of time with a backhoe mounted on a 40 to 60 kW (50-80 hp) tractor.

very high4

5 Extremely highNo Excavation cannot be accomplished in a resonable time period with a backhoe mounted on a 40 to 60 kW (50-80 hp) tractor.

extremely high5

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Domain Name: export_certification_status


1 status unknown, record inserted during conversion

No status unknown, record inserted during conversion

9

2 not certifiedNo The legend and data mapunits to be included in the export file have been appropriately populated, at least in part, but have not been reviewed or certified. These are advance data, subject to change.

This certification applies to the whole export package as a single entity.

not certified1

3 partly certified, all components

No This certification applies to the whole export package as a single entity. The legend and data mapunits to be included in the export file have been appropriately populated (both major and minor components) and the data elements have been reviewed. These datasets are typically exports from on-going projects. At least some of the data elements have been certified for use in specific applications. Other data elements in the export have advance data, subject to change. Both major and minor components are intended for interpretation. The components with uncertified data elements may not have valid interpretations.

partly certified, all components

4

4 partly certified, major components

No This certification applies to the whole export package as a single entity. The legend and data mapunits to be included in the export file have been appropriately populated (major components only) and the data elements have been reviewed. Minor components are not intended for interpretation, and are populated with only a limited number of data elements. These datasets are typically exports from on-going projects. At least some of the data elements have been certified for use in specific applications. Other data elements in the export have advance data, subject to change. The major components with uncertified data elements may not have valid interpretations. Minor components are not sufficiently populated to allow valid interpretations.

partly certified, major components

5

5 certified, all componentsNo This certification applies to the whole export package as a single entity. The legend and data mapunits to be included in the export file have been appropriately populated, reviewed, and certified for general use. Both major and minor components are fully populated. These datasets are typically exports from completed projects. Valid interpretations are available for both major and minor components.

certified, all components6

6 certified, major componentsNo This certification applies to the whole export package as a single entity. The legend and data mapunits to be included in the export file have been appropriately populated (major components only). Minor components are not intended for interpretation, and are populated with only a limited number of data elements. Data have been reviewed and certified for general use. These datasets are typically exports from completed projects. Valid interpretations are available for major components only.

certified, major components7

7 certified, minimal dataNo This certification applies to the whole export package as a single entity. The legend and data mapunits to be included in the export file have been populated (major components only). Minor components are not intended for interpretation, and are populated with only a limited number of data elements. Data have been reviewed and certified for general use. These datasets are typically exports from initial soil surveys that were completed years ago. Data was originally populated under less stringent standards than are in place today, and data have received only a minimum amount of recent updating. The data in the export does not have the level of quality and completeness equivalent to a recently populated dataset, but it is minimally acceptable and certifiable. Valid interpretations are available for all soil map units but for major components only, and some interpretations may be marginally valid.

certified, minimal data8

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Domain Name: export_certification_status


8 partly certifiedYes The legend and data mapunits to be included in the export file have been appropriately populated and the data have been reviewed. At least some of the data elements have been certified for use in specific applications. Other data elements in the export have advance data, subject to change.


partly certified2

9 fully certifiedYes The legend and data mapunits to be included in the export file have been appropriately populated, reviewed, and certified for general use.


fully certified3

Domain Name: farmland_classification


1 Not prime farmlandNo Not prime farmland.01

2 All areas are prime farmlandNo All areas are prime farmland.12

3 Prime farmland if drainedNo Prime farmland if drained.23

4 Prime farmland if protected from flooding or not frequently flooded during the growing season

No Prime farmland if protected from flooding, or not frequently flooded during the growing season.34

5 Prime farmland if irrigatedNo Prime farmland if irrigated.45

6 Prime farmland if drained and either protected from flooding or not frequently flooded during the growing season

No Prime farmland if drained and either protected from flooding, or not frequenlty flooded during the growing season.

56

7 Prime farmland if irrigated and drained

No Prime farmland if irrigated and drained.67

8 Prime farmland if irrigated and either protected from flooding or not frequently flooded during the growing season

No Prime farmland if irrigated and either protected from flooding or not frequently flooded during the growing season.

78

9 Prime farmland if subsoiled, completely removing the root inhibiting soil layer

No Prime farmland if subsoiled, completely removed the root inhibiting soil layer.89

10 Prime farmland if irrigated and the product of I (soil erodibility) x C (climate factor) does not exceed 60

No Prime farmland if irrigated and the product of I (soil erodibility) x C (climate factor) does not exceed 60.

910

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11 Prime farmland if irrigated and reclaimed of excess salts and sodium

No Prime farmland if irrigated and reclaimed from excess salts and sodium.1014

12 Farmland of statewide importance

No Farmland of statewide importance.3011

13 Farmland of statewide importance, if drained

No Farmland of statewide importance, if drained.3215

14 Farmland of statewide importance, if protected from flooding or not frequently flooded during the growing season

No 3316

15 Farmland of statewide importance, if irrigated

No 3417

16 Farmland of statewide importance, if drained and either protected from flooding or not frequently flooded during the growing season

No 3518

17 Farmland of statewide importance, if irrigated and drained

No 3619

18 Farmland of statewide importance, if irrigated and either protected from flooding or not frequently flooded during the growing season

No 3720

19 Farmland of statewide importance, if subsoiled, completely removing the root inhibiting soil layer

No 3826

20 Farmland of statewide importance, if irrigated and the product of I (soil erodibility) x C (climate factor) does not exceed 60

No 3927

21 Farmland of statewide importance, if irrigated and reclaimed of excess salts and sodium

No 4028

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22 Farmland of statewide importance, if drained or either protected from flooding or not frequently flooded during the growing season

No 4121

23 Farmland of statewide importance, if warm enough, and either drained or either protected from flooding or not frequently flooded during the growing season

No 4222

24 Farmland of statewide importance, if warm enough

No 4323

25 Farmland of statewide importance, if thawed

No 4424

26 Farmland of local importanceNo Farmland of local importance.5012

27 Farmland of local importance, if irrigated

No 5425

28 Farmland of unique importance

No Farmland of unique importance.7013

Domain Name: fl_soil_leaching_potential


1 LowNo Slowest permeability is 0.6 in/hr or less. Soils with a muck/peat layer are rated "low".low1

2 MediumNo Slowest permeability is between 0.6 and 6.0 in/hr. Soils with a mucky layer are rated "medium" unless the soil has a slowest permeability of less than 0.6 in/hr. Then the soil is rated "low".

medium2

3 HighNo Slowest permeability is 6.0 in/hr or more.high3

Domain Name: fl_soil_runoff_potential


1 LowNo Soils with a hydrological group of A, and soils with a hydrological group of B (in their natural, undrained state) that have a permeability of 6.0 in/hr or greater in all of the upper 20 inches of the soil.

low1

2 MediumNo Soils with a hydrological group of C, and soils with a hydrological group of B (in their natural, undrained state) that have a permeability of less than 6.0 in/hr within 20 inches of the soil surface. Soils that rate low are changed to a rating of medium where the slope is more than 12 percent.

medium2

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Domain Name: fl_soil_runoff_potential


3 HighNo Soils with a hydrological group of D in their natural, undrained state. Soils that are frequently flooded during the growing season are rated high. Soils that rate medium are changed to a rating of high where the slope is more than 8 percent.

high3

Domain Name: flooding_duration_class


1 Extremely brief (0.1 to 4 hours)

No 0.1 to 4 hoursextremely brief1

2 Very brief (4 to 48 hours)No 4 hours to 48 hoursvery brief2

3 Brief (2 to 7 days)No 2 days to 7 daysbrief3

4 Long (7 to 30 days)No 7 days to 30 dayslong4

5 Very long (more than 30 days)

No More than 30 daysvery long5

Domain Name: flooding_frequency_class


1 NoneNo No reasonable possibility of flooding; near 0 percent chance of flooding in any year or less than 1 time in 500 years.

none1

2 Very rareNo Flooding is very unlikely but is possible under unusual weather conditions; less than 1 percent chance in any year (less than 1 time in 100 years, but more than 1 time in 500 years).

very rare5

3 RareNo Flooding is unlikely but possible under unusual weather conditions; 1 to 5 percent chance in any year (1 to 5 times in 100 years).

rare2

4 OccasionalNo Flooding is expected infrequently, 5 to 50 percent chance in any year, (5 to 50 times in 100 years).occasional3

5 CommonYes common7

6 FrequentNo Flooding is likely to occur often under usual weather conditions; more than 50 percent chance of flooding in any year or more than 50 times in 100 years, but less than a 50 percent chance of flooding in all months in any year.

frequent4

7 Very frequentNo Flooding is likey to occur very often under usual weather conditions; more than 50 percent chance in all months of any year.

very frequent6

Domain Name: flooding_ponding_month


1 JanuaryNo jan1

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Domain Name: flooding_ponding_month


2 FebruaryNo feb2

3 MarchNo mar3

4 AprilNo apr4

5 MayNo may5

6 JuneNo jun6

7 JulyNo jul7

8 AugustNo aug8

9 SeptemberNo sep9

10 OctoberNo oct10

11 NovemberNo nov11

12 DecemberNo dec12

Domain Name: forest_productivity_units


1 board feet/acre/year DoyleNo board feet/acre/year Doyle1

2 board feet/acre/year International 1/4

No board feet/acre/year International 1/4

2

3 board feet/acre/year International 1/8

No board feet/acre/year International 1/8

3

4 board feet/acre/year ScribnerNo board feet/acre/year Scribner4

5 board feet/acre/year Scribner Decimal C

No board feet/acre/year Scribner Decimal C

5

6 board feet/acre/year Spaulding

No board feet/acre/year Spaulding

6

7 cords/acre/yearNo cords/acre/year7

8 cubic feet/acreNo cubic feet/acre10

9 cubic feet/acre/yearNo cubic feet/acre/year8

10 tons/acre/yearNo tons/acre/year9

Domain Name: fragment_kind


1 Aa lava fragmentsNo A type of basaltic lava (material) having a rough, jagged, clinkery surface and a vesicular interior. Compare - block lava, pahoehoe lava, pillow lava.

aa lava65

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2 Acidic-ashYes acidic-ash17

3 Amphibolite fragmentsNo amphibolite101

4 Andesite fragmentsNo andesite36

5 Andesitic-ashYes andesitic-ash20

6 Rock anhydrite fragmentsNo A sedimentary rock (evaporite) composed chiefly of mineral anhydrite (anhydrous CaSO4); The rock is generally massive, cryptocrystalline, and may exhibit rhythmic sedimentation (rhymites). Compare - rock gypsum, rock halite. SW

anhydrite, rock180

7 Anorthosite fragmentsNo anorthosite131

8 Arenite fragmentsNo arenite102

9 Argillite fragmentsNo argillite129

10 Arkose fragmentsNo arkose3

11 Basalt fragmentsNo basalt35

12 Basaltic-ashYes basaltic-ash19

13 Basic-ashYes basic-ash18

14 Bauxite fragmentsNo An off-white to dark red brown weathered detritus or rock composed of aluminum oxides (mainly gibbsite with some boehmite and diaspore), iron hydroxides, silica, silt, and especially clay minerals. Bauxite originates in tropical and subtropical environments as highly weathered residue from carbonate or silicate rocks and can occur in concretionary, earthy, pisolitic or oolitic forms. SW & GG

bauxite178

15 Block lava fragmentsNo Lava having a surface of angular blocks; it is similar to àà lava but the fragments are larger and more regular in shape, somewhat smoother, and less vesicular. Compare - àà lava, pahoehoe lava, pillow lava.

block lava161

16 Non-volcanic breccia fragments

No breccia, non-volcanic107

17 Acidic Non-volcanic breccia fragments

No breccia, non-volcanic, acidic132

18 Basic Non-volcanic breccia fragments

No breccia, non-volcanic, basic133

19 Calcrete fragmentsNo calcrete (caliche)96

20 Carbonate concretionsNo carbonate concretions134

21 Carbonate nodulesNo carbonate nodules138

22 Carbonate rock fragmentsNo carbonate rock, unspecified159

23 Chalk fragmentsNo chalk40

24 Charcoal fragmentsNo charcoal88

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25 Chert fragmentsNo A hard, extremely dense or compact, dull to semivitreous, cryptocrystalline sedimentary rock, consisting dominantly of interlocking crystals of quartz less than about 30 mm in diameter; it may contain amorphous silica (opal). It sometimes contains impurities such as calcite, iron oxide, or the remains of silicious and other organisims. It has a tough, splintery to conchoidal fracture and may be white or variously colored gray, green, blue, pink, red, yellow, brown, and black. Chet occurs principally as nodular or concretionary segregations in limestones and dolomites.

chert89

26 CindersNo Uncemented vitric, vesicular, pyroclastic material, more than 2.0 mm in at least one dimension, with an apparent specific gravity (including vesicles) of more than 1.0 and less than 2.0. Compare - ash [volcanic], block [volcanic], lapilli, tephra.

cinders21

27 Claystone fragmentsNo claystone103

28 Coal fragmentsNo coal90

29 Calcareous conglomerate fragments

No conglomerate, calcareous15

30 Noncalcareous conglomerate fragments

Yes conglomerate, noncalcareous14

31 Conglomerate fragmentsNo A coarse-grained, clastic sedimentary rock composed of rounded to subangular rock fragments larger than 2 mm, commonly with a matrix of sand and finer material; cements include silica, calcium carbonate, and iron oxides. The consolidated equivalent of gravel.

conglomerate, unspecified13

32 Dacite fragmentsNo dacite104

33 Diabase fragmentsNo diabase105

34 Diatomite fragmentsNo A light-colored, soft, siliceous sedimentary rock (generally consolidated) consisting chiefly of opaline diatom frustules deposited in a lacustrine or marine environment. Diatomite has a number of uses owing to its high surface area, absorptive capacity, and relative chemical stability but the term is generally reserved for deposits of actual or potential commercial value.

diatomite fragments192

35 Diorite fragmentsNo diorite80

36 Dolomite fragmentsNo A carbonate sedimentary rock consisting chiefly (more than 50 percent by weight or by areal percentages under the microscope) of the mineral dolomite.

dolomite (dolostone)42

37 DurinodesNo durinodes142

38 Duripan fragmentsNo duripan fragments145

39 Ejecta fragmentsYes ejecta167

40 Ejecta-ashYes ejecta-ash16

41 Fanglomerate fragmentsNo fanglomerate191

42 Gabbro fragmentsNo gabbro81

43 Gibbsite concretionsNo gibbsite concretions135

44 Gibbsite nodulesNo gibbsite nodules139

45 Glauconite fragmentsYes glauconite69

46 Gneiss fragmentsNo gneiss48

47 Biotite gneiss fragmentsNo gneiss, biotite175

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48 Granodioritic gneiss fragments

No gneiss, granodioritic176

49 Hornblende gneiss fragmentsNo gneiss, hornblende169

50 Migmatitic gneiss fragmentsNo gneiss, migmatitic171

51 Muscovite-biotite gneiss fragments

No gneiss, muscovite-biotite172

52 Acidic gneiss fragmentsYes gneiss-acidic49

53 Basic gneiss fragmentsYes gneiss-basic50

54 Granite fragmentsNo granite33

55 Granitoid fragmentsNo a) In the IUGS classification, a preliminary term for (for field use) for a plutonic rock with Q (quartz) between 20 and 40 (%). b) A general term for all phaneritic igneous rocks (mineral crystals visible unaided and all about the same size) dominated by quartz and feldspars.

granitoid177

56 Granodiorite fragmentsNo granodiorite106

57 Granofels fragmentsNo granofels108

58 Granulite fragmentsNo granulite126

59 Graywacke fragmentsNo graywacke91

60 Greenstone fragmentsNo greenstone109

61 Gypsum crystal fragmentsNo gypsum crystals190

62 Rock gypsum fragmentsNo A sedimentary rock (evaporite) composed primarily of mineral gypsum (CaSO4.2H2O). The rock is generally massive, ranges from coarse crystalline to fine granular, may show disturbed bedding due to hydration expansion of parent anhydrite (anhydrous CaSO4), and may exhibit rhythmic sedimentation (rhymites). Compare gypsite. GG

gypsum, rock92

63 Rock halite fragmentsNo A sedimentary rock (evaporite) composed primarily of halite (NaCl). SWhalite, rock181

64 Herbaceous materialYes herbaceous material99

65 Hornfels fragmentsNo hornfels84

66 Acid igneous rock fragmentsYes igneous, acid37

67 Basic igneous rock fragments

Yes igneous, basic31

68 Coarse crystal igneous rock fragments

Yes igneous, coarse crystal30

69 Fine crystal igneous rock fragments

Yes igneous, fine crystal34

70 Intermediate igneous rock fragments

Yes igneous, intermediate32

71 Ultrabasic igneous rock fragments

Yes igneous, ultrabasic38

72 Igneous rock fragmentsNo Rock formed by solidification from a molten or partially molten state; major varieties include plutonic and volcanic rocks. Examples: andesite, basalt, granite. Compare - intrusive, extrusive.

igneous, unspecified29

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73 Ignimbrite fragmentsNo ignimbrite110

74 Interbedded sedimentary rock fragments

Yes interbedded sedimentary5

75 Iron-manganese concretionsNo iron-manganese concretions140

76 Iron-manganese nodulesNo iron-manganese nodules141

77 Ironstone nodulesNo ironstone nodules143

78 LapilliNo Non or slightly vesicular pyroclastics, 2.0 to 76 mm in at least one dimension, with an apparent specific gravity of 2.0 or more. Compare - ash [volcanic], block [volcanic], cinders, tephra.

lapilli95

79 Latite fragmentsNo latite111

80 Lignite fragmentsNo A brownish-black carbon-rich deposit that is a metamorphic intermediate between peat and sub-bituminous coal . Dry lignite typically contains 60-70 % carbon. SW & GG

lignite182

81 Arenaceous limestone fragments

No limestone, arenaceous44

82 Argillaceous limestone fragments

No limestone, argillaceous45

83 Cherty limestone fragmentsNo limestone, cherty46

84 Coral limestone fragmentsNo An informal term for massive limestone composed primarily of coral and coral fragments commonly associated with marine islands or coral reefs in tropical or subtropical waters. Compare - coral island. SW

limestone, coral179

85 Phosphatic limestone fragments

No limestone, phosphatic43

86 Limestone fragmentsNo A sedimentary rock consisting chiefly (more than 50 percent) of calcium carbonate, primarily in the form of calcite. Limestones are usually formed by a combination of organic and inorganic processes and include chemical and clastic (soluble and insoluble) constituents; many contain fossils.

limestone, unspecified39

87 Limestone-sandstone fragments

Yes limestone-sandstone7

88 Limestone-sandstone-shale fragments

Yes limestone-sandstone-shale6

89 Limestone-shale fragmentsYes limestone-shale8

90 Limestone-siltstone fragments

Yes limestone-siltstone9

91 LimoniteNo A general 'field' term for various brown to yellowish brown, amorphous- to- cryptocrystalline hydrous ferric oxides that are an undetermined mixture of goethite, hematite, and lepidocrocite formed by weathering and iron oxidation from iron-bearing, rocks and minerals. SW & GG

limonite188

92 Logs and stumpsYes logs and stumps100

93 Marble fragmentsNo marble41

94 Marl fragmentsYes An earthy, unconsolidated deposit consisting chiefly of calcium carbonate mixed with clay in approximately equal proportions (35 to 65 percent of each); formed primarily under freshwater lacustrine conditions, but varieties associated with more saline environments also occur.

marl68

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95 Metaconglomerate fragmentsNo metaconglomerate85

96 Foliated metamorphic rock fragments

No metamorphic, foliated160

97 Metamorphic rock fragmentsNo Rock of any origin altered in mineralogical composition, chemical composition, or structure by heat, pressure, and movement at depth in the earth's crust. Nearly all such rocks are crystalline. Examples: schist, gneiss, quartzite, slate, marble.

metamorphic, unspecified47

98 Metaquartzite fragmentsNo metaquartzite112

99 Metasedimentary rock fragments

No metasedimentary, unspecified

150

100 Metasiltstone fragmentsNo metasiltstone170

101 Metavolcanic rock fragmentsNo metavolcanics113

102 Mica fragmentsNo A group of monoclinic phyllosilicate minerals with perfect basal cleavage that splits into thin elastic laminae and range from colorless to black. Large crystals of mica are referred to as a mica book.

mica187

103 Migmatite fragmentsNo migmatite127

104 Mixed rock fragmentsNo mixed73

105 Mixed calcareous rock fragments

Yes mixed calcareous75

106 Mixed igneous and metamorphic rock fragments

Yes mixed igneous-metamorphic77

107 Mixed igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rock fragments

Yes mixed igneous-metamorphic-sedimentary

76

108 Mixed igneous and sedimentary rock fragments

Yes mixed igneous-sedimentary78

109 Mixed metamorphic and sedimentary rock fragments

Yes mixed metamorphic-sedimentary

79

110 Mixed noncalcareous rock fragments

Yes mixed noncalcareous74

111 Monzonite fragmentsNo monzonite114

112 Mossy materialYes mossy material98

113 Mudstone fragmentsNo mudstone115

114 Mylonite fragmentsNo mylonite116

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115 NovaculiteNo A dense, extremely finely grained, even-textured, siliceous, sedimentary rock similar to chert. It is hard, white to grayish-black in color, translucent on thin edges, has a dull to waxy luster, and displays smooth conchoidal fracture when broken.

Novaculite principally occurs in the Marathon Uplift of Texas and Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas and Oklahoma where it forms erosion resistant ridges. Novaculite appears to form from chert recrystallization with microcrystalline quartz dominant over cryptocrystalline chalcedony. At the Ouachita Mountains type occurrence, novaculite formed by low-grade, thermal metamorphism of bedded chert. Novaculite is commercially quarried as a whetstone or oilstone. Compare - chert. GG & SW

novaculite183

116 Obsidian fragmentsNo obsidian82

117 Organic materialYes organic97

118 Orthoquartzite fragmentsNo orthoquartzite130

119 Ortstein fragmentsNo ortstein fragments147

120 Oxide protected rockYes oxide protected rock166

121 Pahoehoe lava fragmentsNo A type of basaltic lava (material) with a characteristically smooth, billowy or rope-like surface and vesicular interior. Compare - àà lava, block lava, pillow lava.

pahoehoe lava66

122 Peridotite fragmentsNo peridotite117

123 Petrocalcic fragmentsNo petrocalcic fragments146

124 Petroferric fragmentsNo petroferric fragments148

125 Petrogypsic fragmentsNo petrogypsic fragments149

126 Phyllite fragmentsNo phyllite86

127 Pillow lava fragmentsNo A general term for lava displaying pillow structure (discontinuous, close-fitting, bun-shaped or ellipsoidal masses, generally < 1 m in diameter); considered to have formed in a subaqueous environment; such lava is usually basaltic or andesitic. Compare - àà lava, block lava, pahoehoe lava.

pillow lava162

128 Plinthite nodulesNo plinthite nodules137

129 Porcellanite fragmentsNo porcellanite118

130 Pumice fragmentsNo A light-colored, vesicular, glassy rock commonly having the composition of rhyolite. It commonly has a specific gravity of < 1.0 and is thereby sufficiently buoyant to float on water.

pumice22

131 Pyroclastic rock fragmentsNo pyroclastic (consolidated)125

132 Pyroclastic fragmentsYes Fragmental materials produced by usually explosive, aerial ejection of clastic particles from a volcanic vent. Such materials may accumulate on land or under water.

pyroclastic, unspecified57

133 Pyroxenite fragmentsNo pyroxenite119

134 Quartz fragmentsNo quartz158

135 Quartz-diorite fragmentsNo quartz-diorite152

136 Quartzite fragmentsNo quartzite56

137 Quartz-monzonite fragmentsNo quartz-monzonite153

138 Rhyolite fragmentsNo rhyolite83

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139 Calcareous sandstone fragments

No sandstone, calcareous4

140 Glauconitic sandstone fragments

No sandstone, glauconitic164

141 Noncalcareous sandstone fragments

Yes sandstone, noncalcareous2

142 Sandstone fragmentsNo Sedimentary rock containing dominantly sand-size clastic particles.sandstone, unspecified1

143 Sandstone and shale fragments

Yes sandstone-shale10

144 Sandstone and siltstone fragments

Yes sandstone-siltstone11

145 SaproliteYes saprolite165

146 Acidic schist fragmentsYes schist, acidic53

147 Basic schist fragmentsYes schist, basic54

148 Biotite schist fragmentsNo A strongly foliated crystalline rock formed by dynamic metamorphism that has well-developed parallelism of more than 50 percent of the minerals present, primarily biotite.

schist, biotite185

149 Graphitic schist fragmentsNo schist, graphitic173

150 Mica schist fragmentsNo schist, mica151

151 Muscovite schist fragmentsNo A strongly foliated crystalline rock formed by dynamic metamorphism that has well-developed parallelism of more than 50 percent of the minerals present, primarily muscovite.

schist, muscovite186

152 Sericite schistNo A strongly foliated crystalline rock formed by dynamic metamorphism that has well-developed parallelism of more than 50 percent of the minerals present, primarily sericite. A fine-grained muscovite

schist, sericite189

153 Schist fragmentsNo schist, unspecified52

154 Scoria fragmentsNo Vesicular, cindery crust or bomb-sized fragments of such material on the surface of andesitic or basaltic lava, the vesicular nature of which is due to the escape of volcanic gases before solidification; it is usually heavier, darker, and more crystalline than pumice. Synonym - cinder.

scoria23

155 Sedimentary rock fragmentsNo A consolidated deposit of clastic particles, chemical precipitates, and organic remains accumulated at or near the surface of the earth under "normal" low temperature and pressure conditions. Sedimentary rocks include consolidated equivalents of alluvium, colluvium, drift, and eolian, lacustrine, marine deposits; e.g., sandstone, siltstone, mudstone, clay-stone, shale, conglomerate, limestone, dolomite, coal, etc.

sedimentary, unspecified67

156 Serpentinite fragmentsNo serpentinite51

157 Acid shale fragmentsNo shale, acid93

158 Calcareous shale fragmentsNo shale, calcareous27

159 Clayey shale fragmentsNo shale, clayey28

160 Noncalcareous shale fragments

Yes shale, noncalcareous26

161 Shale fragmentsNo Sedimentary rock formed by induration of a clay, silty clay, or silty clay loam deposit and having the tendency to split into thin layers, i.e., fissility.

shale, unspecified25

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162 Shale-siltstone fragmentsYes shale-siltstone12

163 Shell fragmentsNo shell fragments144

164 Silica concretionsNo silica concretions136

165 Siltite fragmentsNo A compact, weakly metamorphosed rock formed by alteration of siltstone, mudstone, or silty shale. Siltite is more indurated than mudstone or shale and lacks either shale fissility or slate-like cleavage. Siltite differs from argillite in that silt-size grains (0.002 to 0.062 mm) rather than clay-size (<0.002 mm) dominate the matrix. Siltite differs from siltstone, mudstone, or shale in that it exhibits very low to low grade metamorphic or diagenetic layer silicate and feldspar alteration to sericite, chlorite, and albite (subgreenschist to greenschist metamorphic facies) (Maxwell, 1973; Kidder, 1987).

siltite184

166 Calcareous siltstone fragments

No siltstone, calcareous72

167 Noncalcareous siltstone fragments

Yes siltstone, noncalcareous71

168 Siltstone fragmentsNo Sedimentary rock containing dominantly silt-size clastic particles.siltstone, unspecified70

169 Slate fragmentsNo slate55

170 Sulfidic slate fragmentsNo slate, sulfidic174

171 Soapstone fragmentsNo soapstone128

172 Syenite fragmentsNo syenite120

173 Syenodiorite fragmentsNo syenodiorite121

174 Tachylite fragmentsNo tachylite154

175 Tonalite fragmentsNo tonalite155

176 Trachyte fragmentsNo trachyte122

177 Travertine fragmentsNo travertine123

178 Tripoli fragmentsNo A light-colored, porous, friable, siliceous (largely chalcedonic) sedimentary rock, which occurs in powdery or earthy masses that result from the weathering of siliceous limestone. It has a harsh, rough feel and is used to polish metals and stones.

tripoli168

179 Tufa fragmentsNo tufa124

180 Tuff breccia fragmentsNo tuff breccia64

181 Acidic tuff fragmentsNo tuff, acidic59

182 Basic tuff fragmentsNo tuff, basic60

183 Tuff fragmentsNo A compacted deposit that is 50 percent or more volcanic ash and dusttuff, unspecified58

184 Welded tuff fragmentsNo tuff, welded157

185 Ultramafic rock fragmentsNo ultramafic, unspecified156

186 Volcanic bombsNo volcanic bombs24

187 Acidic volcanic breccia fragments

No volcanic breccia, acidic62

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188 Basic volcanic breccia fragments

No volcanic breccia, basic63

189 Volcanic breccia fragmentsNo volcanic breccia, unspecified61

190 Volcanic rock fragmentsNo volcanic, unspecified163

191 Wood fragmentsNo wood87

Domain Name: fragment_roundness


1 Very angularNo Strongly developed faces with very sharp, broken edges.very angular6

2 AngularNo Strongly developed faces with sharp edges (SSM).angular1

3 SubangularNo Detectable flat faces with slightly-rounded corners.subangular2

4 SubroundedNo Detectable flat faces with well-rounded corners (SSM).subrounded3

5 RoundedNo Flat faces absent or nearly absent with all corners rounded (SSM).rounded4

6 Well roundedNo Flat faces absent with all corners rounded.well rounded5

Domain Name: fragment_shape


1 FlatNo flat1

2 NonflatNo nonflat2

Domain Name: geomor_pos_flat


1 FlatYes default choice, official choices to be determined laterflat1

2 DipNo A geomorphic component (characteristic piece) of flat plains (e.g., lake plain, low coastal plain, low-relief till plain) consisting of a shallow and typically closed depression that tends to be an area of focused groundwater recharge but not a permanent water body and that lies slightly lower and is wetter than the adjacent talf, and favors the accumulation of fine sediments and organic materials. SW

dip2

3 RiseNo A geomorphic component of flat plains (e.g., lake plain, low coastal plain, low-gradient till plain) consisting of a slightly elevated but low, broad area with low slope gradients (e.g. 1-3 % slopes); typically a microfeature but can be fairly extensive. Commonly soils on a rise are better drained than those on the surrounding talf. Compare - talf. SW

rise3

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Domain Name: geomor_pos_flat


4 TalfNo A geomorphic component of flat plains (e.g., lake plain, low coastal plain, low-gradient till plain) consisting of an essentially flat (e.g. 0-1 % slopes) and broad area dominated by closed depressions and a non-integrated or poorly integrated drainage system. Precipitation tends to pond locally and lateral transport is slow both above and below ground, which favors the accumulation of soil organic matter and a retention of fine earth sediments; better drained soils are commonly adjacent to drainageways. Compare - rise. SW

talf4

Domain Name: geomor_pos_hill


1 InterfluveNo An elevated area between two drainageways that sheds water to those drainageways.interfluve1

2 Head SlopeNo The concave surface at the head of a drainageway where the flow of water converges downward toward the center and contour lines form concave curves.

head slope2

3 Nose SlopeNo The projecting end of an interfluve, where contour lines connecting the opposing side slopes form convex curves around the projecting end and lines perpendicular to the contours diverge downward. Overland flow of water is divergent.

nose slope3

4 Side SlopeNo The slope bounding a drainageway and lying between the drainageway and the adjacent interfluve. It is generally linear along the slope width and overland flow is parallel down the slope.

side slope4

5 Base SlopeNo A geomorphic component of hills consisting of the concave to linear slope (perpendicular to the contour) which, regardless of the lateral shape is an area that forms an apron or wedge at the bottom of a hillside dominated by colluvial and slope wash processes and sediments (e.g., colluvium and slope alluvium). Distal base slope sediments commonly grade to, or interfinger with, alluvial fills, or gradually thin to form pedisediment over residuum. Compare - head slope, side slope, nose slope, interfluve, free face. SW

base slope5

6 CrestNo A geomorphic component of hills consisting of the convex slopes (perpendicular to the contour) that form the narrow, roughly linear top area of a hill, ridge, or other upland where shoulders have converged to the extent that little or no summit remains; dominated by erosion, slope wash and mass movement processes and sediments (e.g., slope alluvium, creep). Commonly, soils on crests are more similar to those on side slopes than to soils on adjacent interfluves. Compare - interfluve, head slope, side slope, nose slope. SW

crest6

7 Free faceNo The part of a hillside or mountainside consisting of an outcrop of bare rock (scarp or cliff) that sheds colluvium to slopes below and commonly stands more steeply than the angle of repose of the colluvial slope (e.g. talus slope) immediately below. SW & GG

free face7

8 Crested hillsYes crested hills8

Domain Name: geomor_pos_mountain


1 MountaintopNo mountaintop1

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Domain Name: geomor_pos_mountain


2 MountainflankNo mountainflank2

3 MountainbaseNo mountainbase3

4 Upper third of mountainflankNo mountainflank, upper third4

5 Center third of mountainflankNo mountainflank, center third5

6 Lower third of mountainflankNo mountainflank, lower third6

7 Free faceNo The part of a hillside or mountainside consisting of an outcrop of bare rock (scarp or cliff) that sheds colluvium to slopes below and commonly stands more steeply than the angle of repose of the colluvial slope (e.g. talus slope) immediately below. SW & GG

free face7

Domain Name: geomor_pos_terrace


1 RiserNo The vertical or steeply sloping surface, commonly one of a series, of natural steplike landforms, as those of a glacial stairway or of successive stream terraces.

riser1

2 TreadNo The flat or gently sloping surface of natural step-like landforms, commonly one of a series, such as successive stream terraces.

tread2

Domain Name: hillslope_profile


1 SummitNo The topographically highest hillslope position of a hillslope profile and exhibiting a nearly level (planar or only slightly convex) surface.

summit1

2 ShoulderNo The hillslope position that forms the uppermost inclined surface near the top of a hillslope. If present, it comprises the transition zone from backslope to summit. The surface is dominantly convex in profile and erosional in origin.

shoulder2

3 BackslopeNo The hillslope profile position that forms the steepest and generally linear, middle portion of the slope. In profile, backslopes are commonly bounded by a convex shoulder above and a concave footslope below. They may or may not include cliff segments (i.e. free faces). Backslopes are commonly erosional forms produced by mass movement, colluvial action, and running water.

backslope3

4 FootslopeNo The hillslope position that forms the inner, gently inclined surface at the base of a hillslope. In profile, footslopes are commonly concave. It is a transition zone between upslope sites of erosion and transport (shoulder, backslope) and downslope sites of deposition (toeslope).

footslope4

5 ToeslopeNo The hillslope position that forms the gently inclined surface at the base of a hillslope. Toeslopes in profile are commonly gentle and linear, and are constructional surfaces forming the lower part of a hill-slope continuum that grades to valley or closed-depression floors.

toeslope5

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Domain Name: horizon_aggregation_method


1 Weighted AverageNo The value derived for the corresponding component is the sum of A * B for each horizon or layer where A, the value of the attribute in question, is not null and B is each horizon or layer’s percent of the total depth range that is evaluated. The total depth range evaluated is based on the depth range specified at runtime but excludes horizons or layers where the attribute value is null, and excludes any part of a horizon or layer outside of the specified depth range.

weighted average1

2 Weighted SumNo The value derived for the corresponding component is the sum of A * B for each horizon or layer where A, the value of the attribute in question, is not null and B is the vertical linear extent of each horizon or layer that is evaluated. The total vertical linear extent evaluated is based on the depth range specified at runtime but excludes horizons or layers where the attribute value is null, and excludes any part of a horizon or layer outside of the specified depth range.

weighted sum2

Domain Name: horz_desgn_letter_suffix


1 aNo Highly decomposed organic matter. This symbol is used with O to indicate the most highly decomposed organic materials, which have a fiber content of less than 17 percent (by volume) after rubbing.

a1

2 bNo Buried genetic horizon. This symbol is used in mineral soils to indicate identifiable buried horizons with major genetic features that were developed before burial. Genetic horizons may or may not have formed in the overlying material, which may be either like or unlike the assumed parent material of the buried soil. This symbol is not used in organic soils, nor is it used to separate an organic layer from a mineral layer.

b2

3 cNo Concretions or nodules. This symbol indicates a significant accumulation of concretions or nodules. Cementation is required. The cementing agent commonly is iron, aluminum, manganese, or titanium. It cannot be silica, dolomite, calcite, or more soluble salts.

c3

4 caYes An accumulation of carbonates.ca28

5 coNo Coprogenous Earth. This symbol, used only with L, indicates a limnic layer of coprogenous earth (or sedimentary peat).

co29

6 dNo Physical root restriction. This symbol indicates noncemented, root-restricting layers in naturally occurring or human-made sediments or materials. Examples are dense basal till, plowpans, and other mechanically compacted zones.

d4

7 diNo Diatomaceous earth. This symbol, used only with L, indicates a limnic layer of diatomaceous earth.di31

8 eNo Organic material of intermediate decomposition. This symbol is used with O to indicate organic materials of intermediate decomposition. The fiber content of these materials is 17 to 40 percent (by volume) after rubbing.

e5

9 fNo Frozen soil or water. This symbol indicates that a horizon or layer contains permanent ice. The symbol is not used for seasonally frozen layers or for dry permafrost.

f6

10 ffNo Dry permafrost. Used in layers or horizons that are colder than 0 degrees C, but do not contain ice. It is not used for layers or horizons that have seasonal temperatures below 0 degrees C. The f suffix is used for layers or horizons that contain permanent ice.

ff27

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11 gNo Strong gleying. This symbol indicates either that iron has been reduced and removed during soil formation or that saturation with stagnant water has preserved it in a reduced state. Most of the affected layers have chroma of 2 or less, and many have redox concentrations. The low chroma can represent either the color of reduced iron or the color of uncoated sand and silt particles from which iron has been removed. The symbol g is not used for materials of low chroma that have no history of wetness, such as some shales or E horizons. If g is used with B, pedogenic change in addition to gleying is implied. If no other pedogenic change besides gleying has taken place, the horizon is designated Cg.

g7

12 hNo Illuvial accumulation of organic matter. This symbol is used with B to indicate the accumulation of illuvial, amorphous, dispersible complexes of organic matter and sesquioxides if the sesquioxide component is dominated by aluminum but is present only in very small quantities. The organo-sesquioxide material coats sand and silt particles. In some horizons these coatings have coalesced, filled pores, and cemented the horizon. The symbol h is also used in combination with s as "Bhs" if the amount of the sesquioxide component is significant but the color value and chroma, moist, of the horizon are 3 or less.

h8

13 iNo Slightly decomposed organic material. This symbol is used with O to indicate the least decomposed of the organic materials. The fiber content of these materials is 40 percent or more (by volume) after rubbing.

i9

14 jNo Indicates an accumulation of jarosite. Jarosite is a potassium (ferric) iron hydroxy sulfate mineral (KFe3(SO4)2(OH)6) that is commonly an alteration product of pyrite that has been exposed to an oxidizing environment. Jarosite has hue of 2.5Y or yellower and normally has chroma of 6 or more, although chroma as low as 3 or 4 have been reported. It forms in preference to iron (hydr)oxides in active acid sulfate soils at pH of 3.5 or less and can be stable in post-active acid sulfate soils for long periods of time at higher pH.

j25

15 jjNo Evidence of cyroturbation. Evidence of cryoturbation includes irregular and broken horizon boundaries, sorted rock fragments, and organic soil materials occurring as bodies and broken layers within and/or between mineral soil layers. The organic bodies and layers are most commonly at the contact between the active layer and the permafrost.

jj26

16 kNo Accumulation of secondary carbonates. This symbol indicates an accumulation of visible pedogenic calcium carbonate (less than 50 percent, by volume). Carbonate accumulations occur as carbonate filaments, coatings, masses, nodules, disseminated carbonate, or other forms.

k10

17 kkNo Engulfment of horizon by secondary carbonates. This symbol indicates major accumulations of pedogenic calcium carbonate. The suffix kk is used when the soil fabric is plugged with fine grained pedogenic carbonate (50 percent or more, by volume) that occurs as an essentially continuous medium. The suffix corresponds to the stage III plugged horizon or higher of the carbonate morphogenetic stages (Gile et al., 1966).

kk32

18 mNo Cementation or induration. This symbol indicates continuous or nearly continuous cementation. It is used only for horizons that are more than 90 percent cemented, although they may be fractured. The cemented layer is physically root-restrictive. The predominant cementing agent (or the two dominant ones) may be indicated by adding defined letter suffixes, singly or in pairs. The horizon suffix kkm (and less commonly km) indicates cementation by carbonates; qm, cementation by silica; sm, cementation by iron; yym, cementation by gypsum; kqm, cementation by carbonates and silica; and zm, cementation by salts more soluble than gypsum.

m11

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19 maNo Marl. This symbol, used only with L, indicates a limnic layer of marl.ma30

20 nNo Accumulation of sodium. This symbol indicates an accumulation of exchangeable sodium.n12

21 oNo This symbol indicates a residual accumulation of sesquioxides.o13

22 pNo Tillage or other disturbance. This symbol indicates a disturbance of the surface layer by mechanical means, pasturing, or similar uses. A disturbed organic horizon is designated Op. A disturbed mineral horizon is designated Ap even though it is clearly a former E, B, or C horizon.

p14

23 qNo Accumulation of silica. This symbol indicates an accumulation of secondary silica.q15

24 rNo Weathered or soft bedrock. This symbol is used with C to indicate layers of bedrock that are moderately cemented or less cemented. Examples are weathered igneous rock and partly consolidated sandstone, siltstone, or shale. The excavation difficulty is low to high.

r16

25 sNo Illuvial accumulation of sesquioxides and organic matter. This symbol is used with B to indicate an accumulation of illuvial, amorphous, dispersible complexes of organic matter and sesquioxides if both the organic matter and sesquioxide components are significant and if either the color value or chroma, moist, of the horizon is 4 or more. The symbol is also used in combination with h as "Bhs" if both the organic matter and sesquioxide components are significant and if the color value and chroma, moist, are 3 or less.

s17

26 seNo This symbol indicates the presence of sulfides in mineral or organic horizons. Horizons with sulfides typically have dark colors (e.g. value 4, chroma 2). These horizons typically form in soils associated with coastal environments that are permanently saturated or submerged (i.e., tidal marshes or estuaries). Soil materials which have sulfidization actively occurring emanate hydrogen sulfide gas which is detectable by its odor (Fanning and Fanning, 1989, or Fanning et al., 2002). Sulfides may also occur in upland environments that have a source of sulfur to form sulfides. Soils in such environments are often of geologic origin and may not produce a hydrogen sulfide odor. Examples include soils formed in parent materials derived from coal deposits such as lignite or soils formed in coastal plain deposits such as glauconite that have not been oxidized because of thick layers of overburden.

se35

27 ssNo Presence of slickensides. This symbol indicates the presence of slickensides. Slickensides result directly from the swelling of clay minerals and shear failure, commonly at angles of 20 to 60 degrees above horizontal. They are indicators that other vertic characteristics, such as wedge-shaped peds and surface cracks, may be present.

ss18

28 tNo Accumulation of silicate clay. This symbol indicates an accumulation of silicate clay that has either formed and subsequently been translocated within the horizon or has been moved into the horizon by illuviation, or both. At least some part of the horizon should show evidence of clay accumulation either as coatings on surfaces of peds or in pores, or as lamellae or as bridges between mineral grains.

t19

29 uNo Presence of human-manufactured materials (artifacts). This symbol indicates the presence of manufactured artifacts that have been created or modified by humans, usually for a practical purpose in habitation, manufacturing, excavation, or construction activities. Examples of artifacts are processed wood products, liquid petroleum products, coal combustion by-products, asphalt, fibers and fabrics, bricks, cinder blocks, concrete, plastic, glass, rubber, paper, cardboard, iron and steel, altered metals and minerals, sanitary and medical waste, garbage, and landfill waste.

u33

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30 vNo Plinthite. This symbol indicates the presence of iron-rich, humus-poor, reddish material that is firm or very firm when moist and is less than strongly cemented. It hardens irreversibly when exposed to the atmosphere and to repeated wetting and drying.

v20

31 wNo Development of color or structure. This symbol is used only with B to indicate the development of color or structure, or both, with little or no apparent illuvial accumulation of material. It should not be used to indicate a transitional horizon.

w21

32 xNo Fragipan character. This symbol indicates a genetically developed layer that has a combination of firmness, brittleness, and commonly a higher bulk density than adjacent layers. Some part of the layer is physically root-restrictive.

x22

33 yNo Accumulation of gypsum. This symbol indicates a gypsum accumulation. The suffix y is used when the horizon fabric is dominated by soil particles or minerals other than gypsum. Gypsum is present in amounts that do not significantly obscure or disrupt other features of the horizon.

y23

34 yyNo Dominance of horizon by gypsum. This symbol indicates a horizon that is dominated by the presence of gypsum. The gypsum content may be due to an accumulation of secondary gypsum, the transformation of primary gypsum inherited from parent material, or other processes. Suffix yy is used when the horizon fabric has such an abundance of gypsum (generally 50 percent or more, by volume) that pedogenic and/or lithologic features are obscured or disrupted by growth of gypsum crystals. Colors associated with horizons that use suffix yy are typically highly whitened with value of 7 through 9.5 and chroma of 2 or less.

yy34

35 zNo Accumulation of salts more soluble than gypsum. This symbol indicates an accumulation of salts that are more soluble than gypsum.

z24

Domain Name: horz_desgn_master


1 ONo Layers dominated by organic material. Some are saturated with water for long periods, or were once saturated but are now artificially drained; others have never been saturated.

O1

2 ANo Mineral horizons which have formed at the surface or below an O horizon; they exhibit obliteration of all or much of the original rock structure and show one or both of the following: (1) an accumulation of humified organic closely mixed with the mineral fraction and not dominated by properties characteristic of E or B horizons, or (2) properties resulting from cultivation, pasturing, or similar kinds of disturbance.

A2

3 ENo Mineral horizons in which the main feature is loss of silicate clay, iron, or aluminum, or some combination of these, leaving a concentration of sand and silt particles. These horizons exhibit obliteration of all or much of the original rock structure.

E3

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4 BNo Horizons which have formed below an A, E, or O horizon. They are dominated by the obliteration of all or much of the original rock structure and show one or more of the following:

1. Illuvial concentration of silicate clay, iron, aluminum, humus, carbonates, gypsum, or silica, alone or in combination;2. Evidence of the removal or addition of carbonates;3. Residual concentration of oxides;4. Coatings of sesquioxides that make the horizon conspicuously lower in color value, higher in chroma, or redder in hue, without apparent illuviation of iron; 5. Alteration that forms silicate clay or liberates oxides, or both, and that forms a granular, blocky, or prismatic structure if volume changes accompany changes in moisture content; 6. Brittleness; or7. Strong gleying.

B4

5 CNo Horizons or layers, excluding hard bedrock, that are little affected by pedogenic processes and lack the properties of O, A, E, or B horizons. Most are mineral layers. The material of C layers may be either like or unlike the material from which the solum has presumably formed. The C horizon may have been modified, even if there is no evidence of pedogenesis.

C5

6 RNo Strongly cemented to indurated bedrock.R6

7 ABNo Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

AB7

8 AENo Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

AE8

9 ACNo Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

AC9

10 EANo Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

EA10

11 EBNo Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

EB11

12 BANo Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

BA12

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13 BENo Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

BE13

14 BCNo Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

BC14

15 CANo Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

CA15

16 CBNo Horizons dominated by properties of one master horizon but having subordinate properties of another. The first of these symbols indicates that the properties of the horizon so designated dominate the transitional horizon. An AB horizon, for example, has characteristics of both an overlying A horizon and an underlying B horizon, but it is more like the A than like the B.

CB16

17 A/ENo Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are surrounded by the other.

A/E17

18 A/BNo Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are surrounded by the other.

A/B18

19 A/CNo Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are surrounded by the other.

A/C19

20 E/ANo Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are surrounded by the other.

E/A20

21 E/BNo Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are surrounded by the other.

E/B21

22 B/ANo Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are surrounded by the other.

B/A22

23 B/ENo Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are surrounded by the other.

B/E23

24 B/CNo Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are surrounded by the other.

B/C24

25 C/ANo Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are surrounded by the other.

C/A25

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26 C/BNo Horizons with two distinct parts that have recognizable properties of the two kinds of master horizons indicated by the capital letters. Most of the individual parts of one horizon component are surrounded by the other.

C/B26

27 E and BNo Horizons that are composed of lamellae that are separated from each other by eluvial layers.E and B27

28 O'Yes O'28

29 A'Yes A'29

30 E'Yes E'30

31 B'Yes B'31

32 C'Yes C'32

33 O''Yes O''33

34 A''Yes A''34

35 E''Yes E''35

36 B''Yes B''36

37 C''Yes C''37

38 HYes A horizon designation that will only be used for conversion from SSSD layers to NASIS horizons. This designation should never be used aside for this one purpose.

H38

39 WNo Water. This symbol indicates water layers within or beneath the soil. The water layer is designated as Wf if it is permanently frozen and as W if it is not permanently frozen. The W (or Wf) designation is not used for shallow water, ice, or snow above the soil surface.

W39

40 LNo Layers dominated by limnic material. Limnic horizons or layers include both organic and mineral limnic materials that were either (1) deposited in water by precipitation or through the actions of aquatic organisms, such as algae and diatoms, or (2) derived from underwater and floating aquatic plants and subsequently modified by aquatic animals.

L40

41 ECNo EC41

42 B and ENo Horizons that are composed of lamellae that are separated from each other by eluvial layers.B and E42

43 MNo Root-limiting, subsoil layers consisting of nearly continuous, horizontally oriented, human manufactured materials. Examples of materials designated by the letter M include geotextile liners, asphalt, concrete, rubber, and plastic.

M43

44 ÔNo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

The "O" indicates layers dominated by organic material. Some are saturated with water for long periods, or were once saturated but are now artificially drained; others have never been saturated.

Ô44

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45 ÂNo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

The "A" is assigned to mineral horizons which have formed at the surface or below an O horizon; they exhibit obliteration of all or much of the original rock structure and show one or both of the following: (1) an accumulation of humified organic closely mixed with the mineral fraction and not dominated by properties characteristic of E or B horizons, or (2) properties resulting from cultivation, pasturing, or similar kinds of disturbance.

Â45

46 ÊNo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

The "E" is assigned to mineral horizons in which the main feature is loss of silicate clay, iron, or aluminum, or some combination of these, leaving a concentration of sand and silt particles. These horizons exhibit obliteration of all or much of the original rock structure.

Ê46

47 ^BNo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

The "B" is assiged to horizons which have formed below an A, E, or O horizon. They are dominated by the obliteration of all or much of the original rock structure and show one or more of the following:

1. Illuvial concentration of silicate clay, iron, aluminum, humus, carbonates, gypsum, or silica, alone or in combination;2. Evidence of the removal or addition of carbonates;3. Residual concentration of oxides;4. Coatings of sesquioxides that make the horizon conspicuously lower in color value, higher in chroma, or redder in hue, without apparent illuviation of iron; 5. Alteration that forms silicate clay or liberates oxides, or both, and that forms a granular, blocky, or prismatic structure if volume changes accompany changes in moisture content; 6. Brittleness; or7. Strong gleying.

^B47

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48 ^CNo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

The "C" is assigned to horizons or layers, excluding hard bedrock, that are little affected by pedogenic processes and lack the properties of O, A, E, or B horizons. Most are mineral layers. The material of C layers may be either like or unlike the material from which the solum has presumably formed. The C horizon may have been modified, even if there is no evidence of pedogenesis.

^C48

49 ÂBNo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

ÂB49

50 ^BANo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

^BA50

51 ÂENo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

ÂE51

52 ÊANo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

ÊA52

53 ÊBNo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

ÊB53

54 ^BENo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

^BE54

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55 ÂCNo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

ÂC55

56 ^CANo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

^CA56

57 ^BCNo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

^BC57

58 ^CBNo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

^CB58

59 Â/BNo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

Â/B59

60 ^B/ANo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

^B/A60

61 Â/ENo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

Â/E61

62 Ê/ANo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

Ê/A62

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63 Â/CNo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

Â/C63

64 ^C/ANo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

^C/A64

65 ^B/CNo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

^B/C65

66 ^C/BNo The "caret" symbol (^) is used as a prefix to master horizon designations to indicate mineral or organic layers of human-transported material. This material has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. All horizons and layers formed in human-transported material are indicated by a "caret" prefix (e.g., Â-^C-Ab-Btb).

^C/B66

Domain Name: horz_desgn_master_prime


1 'No '1

2 ''No ''2

3 '''No '''3

4 ''''No ''''4

5 '''''No '''''5

Domain Name: hydric_classification_map_legend


1 All hydricNo All components are hydric and no components are unranked.all hydric1

2 Not hydricNo All components are not hydric and no components are unranked.not hydric2

3 Partially hydricNo Some components are hydric and some components are not hydric.partially hydric3

4 UnknownNo No components are hydric and some or all components are not ranked.unknown4

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Domain Name: hydric_condition


1 Farmable under natural conditions

No Farmable under natureal conditions.farmable1

2 Neither wooded nor farmable under natural

No Neither wooded nor farmable under natural conditions.neither3

3 Wooded under natural conditions

No Wooded under natural conditions.wooded2

Domain Name: hydric_criteria


1 1No All Histels except Folistels, and all Histosols except Folists.11

2 2No Soils in Aquic suborders, great groups, or subgroups, Albolls suborder, Historthels great group, Histoturbels great group, or Andic, Cumulic, Pachic, or Vitrandic subgroups that: (a) Based on the range of characteristics for the soil series, will at least in part meet one or more Field Indicators of Hydric Soils in the United States, or (b) Show evidence that the soil meets the definition of a hydric soil. (Federal Register Doc. 2012-4733 Filed 2-28-12)

[Previous choices of 2a, 2b1, 2b2, and 2b3 have been deleted as choices per request of Lenore Vasilas at the behest of the National Technical Committee for Hydric Soils.]

22

3 3No Soils that are frequently ponded for long duration or very long duration during the growing season.36

4 4No Soils that are frequently flooded for long duration or very long duration during the growing season.47

Domain Name: hydric_rating


1 YesNo yes1

2 NoNo no2

3 UnrankedNo unranked3

Domain Name: hydrologic_group


1 ANo Soils in this group have low runoff potential when thoroughly wet. Water is transmitted freely through the soil.

a1

2 BNo Soils in this group have moderately low runoff potential when thoroughly wet. Water transmission through the soil is unimpeded.

b2

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Domain Name: hydrologic_group


3 CNo Soils in this group have moderately high runoff potential when thoroughly wet. Water transmission through the soil is somewhat restricted.

c3

4 DNo Soils in this group have high runoff potential when thoroughly wet. Water movement through the soil is restricted or very restricted.

d4

5 A/DNo These soils have low runoff potential when drained and high runoff potential when undrained.a/d5

6 B/DNo These soils have moderately low runoff potential when drained and high runoff potential when undrained.

b/d6

7 C/DNo These soils have moderately high runoff potential when drained and high runoff potential when undrained.

c/d7

Domain Name: investigation_intensity


1 Order 1No order 11





Domain Name: legend_certification_status


1 not for distributionNo Data in the legend object, including some mapunits, correlation notes, or area overlaps, have been created but are not fully populated or the data are preliminary and incomplete. The data are subject to major changes. A legend with this status should not be interpreted, exported, or used by other applications.

Note that this certification status applies to only the legend object.

not for distribution1

2 not certifiedNo The data in the legend object, including mapunits, correlation notes, and area overlaps, have been created and have been appropriately populated, but data have not been reviewed or certified. These are advance data, subject to change.


not certified2

3 partly certifiedNo The data in the legend object, including mapunits, correlation notes, and area overlaps, have been appropriately populated and the data have been reviewed. At least some of the data elements have been certified for use in specific applications. Other data elements in the object have advance data, subject to change.


partly certified3

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Domain Name: legend_certification_status


4 certifiedNo The data in the legend object, including mapunits, correlation notes, and area overlaps, have been appropriately populated, reviewed, and certified for general use.

Note, that this certification status applies to only the legend object.

certified4

Domain Name: legend_suitability_for_use


1 not currentNo The legend has been completely replaced by another legend for the survey area. Typically this legend has an out-of-date operational soil survey status and another survey legend completely covers the geographic area served by this legend.

not current1

2 current for part of areaNo The legend is up-to-date for only part of the geographic area it covers. Another legend is up-to-date for the remaining area. Typically occurs where an update survey is on-going in a survey area or where a more recent survey covers part of the geographic area.

current for part of area2

3 current wherever mappedNo The legend is up-to-date wherever it has been mapped in the survey area. If the survey area is completely mapped, the legend applies over the entire geographic area. If the mapping is on-going, the legend is up-to-date where mapping has been completed.

current wherever mapped3

Domain Name: legend_text_kind



2 Memorandum of understanding

No Text entries that include the text of the original MOU for the survey and any amendments to the MOU.

mou7

3 Certification statementsNo Text entries related to certification of this legend. For example, statements of prior survey and legend-wide join statements.

certification statements5

4 Field reviewsNo Text entries related to initial, progress, and final field reviews. For example, the general text part of a progress field review that applies to the entire legend.

field reviews8

5 Correlation notesNo Text entries related to correlation concerns that affect the entire legend.correlation notes3

6 Miscellaneous notesNo Text entries not relate to any of the other choices.miscellaneous notes4



Domain Name: logical_data_type_ssurgo


1 BooleanNo The value of such an attribute is either true or false (or yes or no, or on or off).Boolean1

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Domain Name: logical_data_type_ssurgo


2 ChoiceNo The value of such an attribute is restricted to a finite set choices. Typically the set of choices is a set of unique character strings, although the set may also be a set of unique numbers.

Choice2

3 Date/TimeNo The value of such an attribute is either a date, a time, or a range that encompasses both date and time.

Date/Time3

4 FloatNo The value of such an attribute is a floating point (real) number.Float4

5 IntegerNo The value of such an attribute is an integer (whole) number.Integer5

6 MoneyNo The value of such an attribute is a combination of dollars and cents, where cents are represented as the decimal part of the numeric value.

Money6

7 StringNo The value of such an attribute is a string of printable characters. Nonprinting control characters such as "tab" and "paragraph break" cannot be part of such a string.

String7

8 VtextNo The value of such an attribute is a string of characters that includes both printable characters and control characters such as "tab" and "paragraph break".

Vtext8

Domain Name: manner_of_failure


1 BrittleNo The speciman retains its size and shape (no deformation) until it rupture abruptly into subunits or fragments. (SSM)

brittle1

2 SemideformableNo Deformation occurs prior to rupture. Cracks develop and the speciman ruptures before compression to half its original thickness. (SSM)

semideformable7

3 DeformableNo The speciman can be compressed to half its original thickness without rupture. Radial cracks may appear and extend inward less than half the radius normal to compression. (SSM)

deformable2

4 NonfluidNo None of the speciman flows through the fingers after exerting full compression. (SSM) The approximate equivalent n-value is less than 0.7. (Pons and Zonneveld, 1965)

nonfluid5

5 Slightly fluidNo After exerting full compression, some of the speciman flows through the fingers, but most remains in the palm of the hand. The approximate equivalent n-value is 0.7 to 1. (Pons and Zonneveld, 1965)

slightly fluid8

6 Moderately fluidNo After exerting full compression, most of the speciman flows through the fingers; a small residue remains in the palm of the hand. The approximate equivalent n-value is 1 to 2. (Pons and Zonneveld, 1965)

moderately fluid3

7 Strongly fluidYes strongly fluid13

8 Very fluidNo Under very gentle pressure most of the speciman flows through the fingers like a slightly viscous fluid; very little or no residue remains in the palm of the hand. (SSM) The approximate equivalent n-value is equal to or greater than 2. (Pons and Zonneveld, 1965)

very fluid10

9 NonsmearyNo At failure, the speciman does not chage suddenly to a fluid, the fingers do not skid, and no smearing occurs. (SSM)

nonsmeary6

10 Weakly smearyNo At failure, the speciman changes suddenly to fluid, the fingers skid, and the soil smears. Afterward, little or no free water remains on the fingers. (SSM)

weakly smeary11

11 Moderately smearyNo At failure, the speciman changes suddenly to fluid, the fingers skid, and the soil smears. Afterward, some free water can be seen on the fingers. (SSM)

moderately smeary4

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Domain Name: manner_of_failure


12 Strongly smearyNo At failure, the speciman suddenly changes to fluid, the fingers skid, the soil smears, and is very slippery. Afterward, free water is easliy seen on the fingers. (SSM)

strongly smeary9

13 SmearyYes smeary12

Domain Name: mapunit_certification_status


1 not for distributionNo The map unit object has been created, but is not populated or the data are preliminary and incomplete. The data are subject to major changes. A map unit with this status should not be interpreted, exported, or used by other applications.

01

2 not certifiedNo The data in the map unit object have been created and have been appropriately populated, at least in part, but the data have not been reviewed or certified. Data in some data elements in these tables may be more complete than in others. These are advance data, subject to change.

12

3 partly certifiedNo The data in the map unit object have been appropriately populated and the data have been reveiwed. At least some of the data elements have been certified for use in specific applications. Other data elements in the object have advance data, subject to change.

23

4 certifiedNo The data in the map unit object have been appropriately populated, reviewed, and certified for general use.

34

Domain Name: mapunit_hel_class


1 Not highly erodible landNo not highly erodible3

2 Potentially highly erodible land

No potentially highly erodible2

3 Highly erodible landNo highly erodible1

Domain Name: mapunit_kind


1 AssociationNo Two or more dissimilar soils that occur in a regularly repeating pattern that could have been separated at the scale of field mapping, but were not separated due to the intended purpose of the survey.

association1

2 ComplexNo Two or more dissimilar soils that occur in a regularly repeating pattern, that cannot be separated at the scale of field mapping.

complex4

3 ConsociationNo At least seventy-five percent (75%) of the map unit is within the range of the soil providing the name of the unit, and closely similar soils.

consociation2

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Domain Name: mapunit_kind


4 Undifferentiated groupNo Two or more similar soils that are not always geographically associated, and are mapped together due to them having the same or very similar use and management concerns.

undifferentiated group3

Domain Name: mapunit_status


1 ProvisionalNo A map unit used by the soil survey office leader, but that has not been officially approved for use.provisional1

2 ApprovedNo A map unit on the current, signed field review report for the respective geographic area.approved2

3 CorrelatedNo A map unit on the signed final correlation document.correlated3

4 AdditionalNo A map unit that has been used in the past, but that has since been combined with another map unit.additional4

Domain Name: mapunit_text_kind



2 Correlation notesNo Text entries about correlation concerns related to this mapunit, not including mapunit name or status changes.

correlation notes3

3 Map unit descriptionNo Map unit descriptions typically used in a descriptive legend.map unit description7

4 Nontechnical descriptionNo Map unit descriptions converted from SSSD and downloaded to FOCS.nontechnical description1

5 Certification statementsNo Text entries related to certification of mapunits.certification statements5



Domain Name: mi_soil_management_group


1 0aNo 0a1

2 0bNo 0b2

3 0cNo 0c3

4 1.5aNo 1.5a8

5 1.5a-sNo 1.5a-s101

6 1.5bNo 1.5b9

7 1.5b-sNo 1.5b-s102

8 1.5cNo 1.5c10

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9 1.5c-cNo 1.5c-c11

10 1/5aNo 1/5a103

11 1/RbcNo 1/Rbc104

12 1aNo 1a4

13 1bNo 1b5

14 1cNo 1c6

15 1c-cNo 1c-c7

16 2.5aNo 2.5a12

17 2.5a-aNo 2.5a-a13

18 2.5a-afNo 2.5a-af14

19 2.5a-csNo 2.5a-cs17

20 2.5a-dNo 2.5a-d16

21 2.5a-sNo 2.5a-s15

22 2.5bNo 2.5b18

23 2.5b-cdNo 2.5b-cd20

24 2.5b-csNo 2.5b-cs19

25 2.5b-dNo 2.5b-d21

26 2.5b-sNo 2.5b-s22

27 2.5cNo 2.5c23

28 2.5c-cNo 2.5c-c24

29 2.5c-csNo 2.5c-cs25

30 2.5c-sNo 2.5c-s26

31 2/3a-fNo 2/3a-f105

32 2/RaNo 2/Ra86

33 2/RbNo 2/Rb87

34 2/RbcNo 2/Rbc88

35 3/1aNo 3/1a27

36 3/1bNo 3/1b28

37 3/1cNo 3/1c29

38 3/2aNo 3/2a30

39 3/2a-dNo 3/2a-d106

40 3/2a-fNo 3/2a-f31

41 3/2bNo 3/2b32

42 3/2b-dNo 3/2b-d33

43 3/2cNo 3/2c34

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44 3/5aNo 3/5a45

45 3/5a-aNo 3/5a-a46

46 3/5bNo 3/5b47

47 3/5b-cNo 3/5b-c48

48 3/5cNo 3/5c49

49 3/RaNo 3/Ra89

50 3/RbcNo 3/Rbc90

51 3aNo 3a35

52 3a-aNo 3a-a36

53 3a-afNo 3a-af37

54 3a-dNo 3a-d107

55 3a-fNo 3a-f38

56 3a-sNo 3a-s39

57 3bNo 3b40

58 3b-aNo 3b-a41

59 3b-afNo 3b-af108

60 3b-sNo 3b-s42

61 3cNo 3c43

62 3c-sNo 3c-s44

63 4/1aNo 4/1a50

64 4/1bNo 4/1b110

65 4/1cNo 4/1c111

66 4/2aNo 4/2a112

67 4/2a-fNo 4/2a-f113

68 4/2a-hsNo 4/2a-hs114

69 4/2bNo 4/2b51

70 4/2b-sNo 4/2b-s52

71 4/2cNo 4/2c53

72 4/2c-cNo 4/2c-c54

73 4/RaNo 4/Ra91

74 4/RbcNo 4/Rbc92

75 4aNo 4a55

76 4a-aNo 4a-a56

77 4a-afNo 4a-af57

78 4a-hNo 4a-h109

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79 4bNo 4b58

80 4cNo 4c59

81 5.3aNo 5.3a71

82 5.7aNo 5.7a72

83 5/2aNo 5/2a60

84 5/2bNo 5/2b61

85 5/2b-hNo 5/2b-h116

86 5/2cNo 5/2c62

87 5aNo 5a63

88 5a-aNo 5a-a64

89 5a-hNo 5a-h65

90 5bNo 5b66

91 5b-hNo 5b-h67

92 5cNo 5c68

93 5c-aNo 5c-a69

94 5c-cNo 5c-c70

95 5c-hNo 5c-h115

96 G/RaNo G/Ra118

97 G/RbcNo G/Rbc119

98 GaNo Ga73

99 Ga-dNo Ga-d117

100 Ga-fNo Ga-f74

101 GbcNo Gbc75

102 Gbc-afNo Gbc-af120

103 Gc-cdNo Gc-cd76

104 L-2aNo L-2a77

105 L-2bNo L-2b78

106 L-2cNo L-2c79

107 L-2c-cNo L-2c-c80

108 L-4aNo L-4a81

109 L-4cNo L-4c82

110 L-McNo L-Mc83

111 M/1cNo M/1c93

112 M/3cNo M/3c94

113 M/3c-aNo M/3c-a121

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114 M/4cNo M/4c95

115 M/4c-aNo M/4c-a96

116 M/mcNo M/mc97

117 M/RaNo M/Ra122

118 M/RcNo M/Rc98

119 McNo Mc99

120 Mc-aNo Mc-a100

121 RaNo Ra84

122 RbcNo Rbc85

Domain Name: microrelief_kind


1 MicrohighNo A generic microrelief term applied to slightly elevated areas relative to the adjacent ground surface; differences in relief range from several centimeters to several meters; cross sectional profiles can be simple or complex and generally consist of gently rounded, convex tops with gently sloping sides.

microhigh1

2 MicrolowNo A generic microrelief term applied to slightly lower areas relative to the adjacent ground surface; differences in relief range from several centimeters to several meters; ; cross sectional profiles can be simple or complex and generally consist of subdued, concave, open or closed depressions with gently sloping sides.

microlow2

3 MicrodepressionYes refer to micro-lowmicrodepression3

4 MicroknollYes refer to micro-high.microknoll4

5 MicroslopeNo A generic Microrelief term applied to areas of nominal surface relief (slightly sloping to level), relative to the adjacent ground surface; differences in overall local relief range from several centimeters to several meters. Cross-sectional profiles can be simple or complex and generally consist of low and gently rounded, convex tops (microhigh) with gently sloping to level sides (microslope), and depressional low areas (microlow). Microslopes commonly constitute the majority of the land surface area in gilgai and other settings with microrelief. SW.

microslope6

6 Other (specified in notes)Yes other5

Domain Name: mlra_office


1 Portland, ORNo portland, or1

2 Davis, CANo davis, ca2

3 Raleigh, NCNo raleigh, nc3

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4 Bozeman, MTNo bozeman, mt4

5 Denver, CONo denver, co5

6 Morgantown, WVNo morgantown, wv6

7 Auburn, ALNo auburn, al7

8 Phoenix, AZNo phoenix, az8

9 Temple, TXNo temple, tx9

10 St. Paul, MNNo st. paul, mn10

11 Indianapolis, INNo indianapolis, in11

12 Amherst, MANo amherst, ma12

13 Morgantown, WV (obsolete)Yes morgantown, wv (obsolete)13

14 Raleigh, NC (obsolete)Yes raleigh, nc (obsolete)14

15 Auburn, AL (obsolete)Yes auburn, al (obsolete)15

16 Little Rock, AR (obsolete)Yes little rock, ar (obsolete)16

17 Palmer, AK (obsolete)Yes palmer, ak (obsolete)17

18 Lexington, KY (obsolete)Yes lexington, ky (obsolete)18

19 Reno, NV (obsolete)Yes reno, nv (obsolete)19

20 Salina, KS (obsolete)Yes salina, ks (obsolete)20

21 Bismark, ND (obsolete)Yes bismark, nd (obsolete)21

Domain Name: mou_agency_responsible


1 Bureau of Indian AffairsNo bia4

2 Bureau of Land ManagementNo blm1

3 CountyNo co5

4 Divison of ConservationNo div6

5 Department of Natural Resources

No dnr7

6 Department of DefenseNo dod8

7 Department of EnergyNo doe9

8 Divison of Conservation Services

No dscs10

9 Indian NationNo in16

10 North Dakota State University

No ndsu11

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11 National Park ServiceNo nps12

12 Natural Resources Conservation Service

No nrcs3

13 US Air ForceNo uaf13

14 University of IllinoisNo ui14

15 US Forest ServiceNo usfs2

16 Virginia Polytechnic InstituteNo vpi15

Domain Name: nh_important_forest_soil_group


1 Group IANo Deep, loamy, well drained and moderately well drained soils with few management limitations.IA1

2 Group IBNo Deep, loamy or sandy, well drained or moderately well drained soils with few management limitations.

IB2

3 Group ICNo Deep, sandy and gravelly, excessively drained through moderately well drained outwash soils with few management limitations.

IC3

4 Group IIANo Diverse group of soils, generally groups IA and IB soils that have management limitations.IIA4

5 Group IIBNo Poorly drained soils.IIB5

6 NCNo Generally unproductive soils or miscellaneous areas.NC6

Domain Name: observed_soil_moisture_status


1 DryNo >1500 kPa (>15 bar) suctiondry1

2 Very dryNo Less than 0.35 of the 15 bar water retention.very dry2

3 Moderately dryNo 0.35 to 0.8 of the 15 bar water retention.moderately dry3

4 Slightly dryNo 0.8 to 1.0 of the 15 bar water retention.slightly dry4

5 MoistNo =<1500 to 0.01 kPa ( =<15 bar to 0.00001 bar) suction.moist5

6 Slightly moistNo 15 bar suction to MWR (see SSM p 91).slightly moist6

7 Moderately moistNo MWR to UWR water content (see SSM p91).moderately moist7

8 Very moistNo UWR to 0.01 bar suction (see SSM p91).very moist8

9 WetNo <1.0 kPa, or <0.5 for coarse soils, (<0.01 bar or 0.005 for coarse soils) suction.wet9

10 Wet, non-satiatedNo =>0.01 to 1.0 (0.5 for coarse soils) kPA suction, (=>0.00001 bar to 0.01 bar, 0.005 for coarse soils). Water films are visible, sand grains and peds glisten, but no free water is present.

wet, non-satiated10

11 Wet, satiatedNo <0.01 kPa (<0.00001 bar) suction; free water present.wet, satiated11

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12 Saturation from capillary fringe

Yes saturation12

13 FrozenYes frozen13

Domain Name: parent_material_kind


1 aaYes aa72

2 AlluviumNo Unconsolidated clastic material subaerially deposited by running water, including gravel, sand, silt, clay, and various mixtures of these.

alluvium88

3 arkosic-sandstoneYes arkosic-sandstone3

4 Ash flowNo A highly heated mixture of volcanic gases and ash, traveling down the flank of a volcano or along the surface of the ground; produced by the explosive disintegration of viscous lava in a volcanic crater, or by the explosive emission of gas-charged ash from a fissure or group of fissures. The solid materials contained in a typical ash flow are generally unsorted and ordinarily include volcanic dust, pumice, scoria, and blocks in addition to ash.

ash flow (pyroclastic)148

5 Backswamp depositsNo backswamp deposits124

6 BauxiteNo An off-white to dark red brown weathered detritus or rock composed of aluminum oxides (mainly gibbsite with some boehmite and diaspore), iron hydroxides, silica, silt, and especially clay minerals. Bauxite originates in tropical and subtropical environments as highly weathered residue from carbonate or silicate rocks and can occur in concretionary, earthy, pisolitic or oolitic forms. SW & GG

bauxite185

7 Beach sandNo Well sorted, sand-sized, clastic material transported, sorted and deposited primarily by wave action and deposited in a shore environment. Compare - eolian sands.

beach sand89

8 Block glide depositsNo block glide deposits127

9 breccia-acidicYes breccia-acidic70

10 breccia-basicYes breccia-basic74

11 chalkYes chalk48

12 charcoalYes charcoal45

13 CindersNo Uncemented vitric, vesicular, pyroclastic material, more than 2.0 mm in at least one dimension, with an apparent specific gravity (including vesicles) of more than 1.0 and less than 2.0.

cinders21

14 coalYes coal46

15 Coastal marlNo An earthy, unconsolidated deposit of gray to buff-colored mud of low bulk density (dry) composed primarily of very fine, almost pure calcium carbonate formed in subaqueous settings that span freshwater lacustrine conditions (e.g. Florida Everglades) to saline intertidal settings (e.g. Florida Keys) formed by the chemical action of algal mats and organic detritus (periphyton); other marl varieties associated with different environments (e.g. freshwater marl, glauconitic marl) also occur. Coastal marl can be quite pure or it can be finely disseminated throughout living root mats (e.g. mangrove roots) and / or organic soil layers. Compare marl, freshwater marl.

coastal marl182

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16 ColluviumNo Unconsolidated, unsorted earth material being transported or deposited on side slopes and/or at the base of slopes by mass movement (e.g. direct gravitational action) and by local, unconcentrated runoff.

colluvium90

17 Complex landslide depositsNo A category of mass movement processes, associated sediments (complex landslide deposit) or resultant landforms characterized by a composite of several mass movement processes none of which dominates or leaves a prevailing landform. Numerous types of complex landslides can be specified by naming the constituent processes evident (e.g. a complex earth spread - earth flow landslide). Compare - fall, topple, slide, lateral spread, flow, landslide. SW & DV

complex landslide deposits153

18 conglomerateYes conglomerate13

19 conglomerate-calcareousYes conglomerate-calcareous15

20 conglomerate-noncalcareousYes conglomerate-noncalcareous14

21 Coprogenic materialNo coprogenic material91

22 Creep depositsNo Sediment resulting from slow mass movement of earth material down slopes, caused by gravity but facilitated by saturation with water and alternate freezing and thawing.

creep deposits128

23 CryoturbateNo cryoturbate92

24 Debris avalanche depositsNo Sediment resulting from the very rapid and usually sudden sliding and flow of incoherent, unsorted mixtures of soil and weathered bedrock.

debris avalanche deposits129

25 Debris fall depositsNo The process, associated sediments (debris fall deposit) or resultant landform characterized by a rapid type of fall involving the relatively free, downslope movement or collapse of detached, unconsolidated material which falls freely through the air (lacks an underlying slip face); sediments have substantial proportions of both fine earth and coarse fragments; common along undercut stream banks. Compare - rock fall, soil fall, landslide. SW

debris fall deposits154

26 Debris flow depositsNo Sediment resulting from a mass movement of rock fragments, soil, mud, more than half of the particles being larger than sand size.

debris flow deposits130

27 Debris slide depositsNo debris slide deposits131

28 Debris spread depositsNo The process, associated sediments (debris spread deposit) or resultant landforms characterized by a very rapid type of spread dominated by lateral movement in a soil and rock mass resulting from liquefaction or plastic flow of underlying materials that may be extruded out between intact units; sediments have substantial proportions of both fine earth and coarse fragments. Compare - earth spread, rock spread, landslide. SW & DV

debris spread deposits155

29 Debris topple depositsNo The process, associated sediments (debris topple deposit) or resultant landform characterized by a localized, very rapid type of topple in which large blocks of soil and rock material literally fall over, rotating outward over a low pivot point; sediments have substantial proportions of both fine earth and coarse fragments. Portions of the original material may remain intact, although reoriented, within the resulting debris pile. Compare - earth topple, rock topple, landslide. SW

debris topple deposits156

30 DiamictonNo A nonlithified, nonsorted or poorly sorted sediment that contains a wide range of particle sizes, such as coarse fragments contained within a fine earth matrix (e.g. till, pebbly mudstone) and used when

diamicton93

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31 Diatomaceous earthNo A layer of soil material (limnic materials) that is composed of diatoms. Diatomaceous earth is identified by several diagnostic criteria such as moist color value which changes on drying as a result of the irreversible shrinkage of organic-matter coats on diatoms and either a moist color value of 8 or more and a chroma of 2 or less from a saturated sodium-pyrophosphate extract on white chromatographic or filter paper, or a cation-exchange capacity of less than 240 cmol (+) per kg organic matter (measured by loss on ignition).

diatomaceous earth94

32 dolomiteYes dolomite50

33 Dredge spoilsNo Unconsolidated, randomly mixed sediments extracted and deposited during dredging and dumping activities (e.g. adjoining the Intracoastal Waterway). Dredge spoils lie unconformably upon natural, undisturbed soil or regolith and can form anthropogenic landforms (e.g. dredge spoil bank).

dredge spoils180

34 DriftNo A general term applied to all mineral material (clay, silt, sand, gravel, boulders) transported by a glacier and deposited directly by or from the ice, or by running water emanating from a glacier. Drift includes unstratified material (till) that forms moraines, and stratified deposits that form outwash plains, eskers, kames, varves, and glaciofluvial sediments. The term is generally applied to Pleistocene glacial deposits in areas that no longer contain glaciers.

drift97

35 Earth spread depositsNo The process, associated sediments (earth spread deposit) or resultant landforms characterized by a very rapid type of spread dominated by lateral movement in a soil mass resulting from liquefaction or plastic flow of underlying materials that may be extruded out between intact units. Compare - debris spread, rock spread, landslide. SW & DV

earth spread deposits157

36 Earth topple depositsNo The process, associated sediments (earth topple deposit) or resultant landform characterized by a localized, very rapid type of topple in which large blocks of soil material literally fall over, rotating outward over a low pivot point; sediments < 2 mm predominate. Portions of the original material may remain intact, although reoriented, within the resulting deposit. Compare - debris topple, rock topple, landslide. SW

earth topple deposits158

37 Earthflow depositsNo earthflow deposits132

38 Eolian depositsNo Material transported and deposited by the wind. Includes earth materials such as dune sands, sand sheets, loess deposits, and clay (e.g. parna).

eolian deposits95

39 Eolian sandsNo Material transported and deposited by the wind, dominated by particles of sand-size (0.05-2 mm).eolian sands143

40 Estuarine depositsNo estuarine deposits96

41 Fall depositsNo (a) A category of mass movement processes, associated sediments (fall deposit), or resultant landforms (e.g., rockfall, debris fall, soil fall) characterized by very rapid movement of a mass of rock or earth that travels mostly through the air by free fall, leaping, bounding, or rolling, with little or no interaction between one moving unit and another. Compare - topple, slide, lateral spread, flow, complex landslide, landslide. SW & DV; (b) The mass of material moved by a fall. GG

fall deposits159

42 Flow depositsNo A category of mass movement processes, associated sediments (flow deposit) and landforms characterized by slow to very rapid downslope movement of unconsolidated material which, whether saturated or comparatively dry, behaves much as a viscous fluid as it moves. Types of flows can be specified based on the dominant particle size of sediments (i.e. debris flow (e.g., lahar), earth flow (creep, mudflow), rock fragment flow (e.g., rockfall avalanche), debris avalanche]. Compare - fall, topple, slide, lateral spread, complex landslide, landslide. SW & DV

flow deposits160

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43 Fluviomarine depositsNo Stratified materials (clay, silt, sand, or gravel) formed by both marine and fluvial processes, resulting from sea level flucuations and stream migration (i.e. materials originally deposited in a nearshore environment and subsequently reworked by fluvial processes as sea level fell, or vice versa as sea level rose).

fluviomarine deposits177

44 Freshwater marlNo A soft, grayish to white, earthy or powdery, usually impure calcium carbonate precipitated on the bottoms of present-day freshwater lakes and ponds largely through the chemical action of algal mats and organic detritus, or forming deposits that underlie marshes, swamps, and bogs that occupy the sites of former (glacial) lakes. The calcium carbonate may range from 90% to less than 30%. Freshwater marl is usually gray; it has been used as a fertilizer for acid soils deficient in lime. Syn.: bog lime. Compare marl, coastal marl.

freshwater marl183

45 Glaciofluvial depositsNo Material moved by glaciers and subsequently sorted and deposited by streams flowing from the melting ice. The deposits are stratified and may occur in the form of outwash plains, valley trains, deltas, kames, eskers, and kame terraces.

glaciofluvial deposits98

46 Glaciolacustrine depositsNo Material ranging from fine clay to sand derived from glaciers and deposited in glacial lakes by water originating mainly from the melting of glacial ice. Many are bedded or laminated with varves or rhythmites.

glaciolacustrine deposits99

47 Glaciomarine depositsNo Glacially eroded, terrestrially derived sediments (clay, silt, sand, and gravel) that accumulated on the ocean floor. Sediments may be accumulated as an ice-contact deposit, by fluvial transport, ice-rafting, or eolian transport.

glaciomarine deposits100

48 glauconiteYes glauconite77

49 gneissYes gneiss56

50 gneiss-acidicYes gneiss-acidic57

51 gneiss-basicYes gneiss-basic58

52 GreensandsNo a) An unconsolidated, near-shore marine sediment containing substantial amounts of dark greenish glauconite pellets, often mingled with clay or sand (quartz may form the dominant constituent); prominent in Cretaceous and Tertiary coastal plain strata of New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland; has been commercially mined for potassium fertilizer. The term is loosely applied to any glauconitic sediment. b) (Not Preferred - use glauconitic sandstone) A sandstone consisting of greensand that is commonly poorly cemented, and has a greenish color when unweathered but an orange or yellow color when weathered. Compare - glauconite pellets. SW

greensands161

53 GrusNo The fragmental products of in situ granular disintegration of granite and granitic rocks, dominated by inter-crystal disintegration.

grus141

54 GypsiteNo An earthy gypsum (CaSO4.2H2O) variety that contains various quantities (i.e. < 50%) of soil material, silicate clay minerals and sometimes other salts (e.g. NaCl); found only in arid or semi-arid regions as secondary precipitation concentrations or efflorescence associated with rock gypsum or gypsum-bearing strata. Compare rock gypsum, rock anhydrite. SW & GG

gypsite186

55 Human-transported materialNo Organic or mineral soil material (or any other material that can function as a soil material) that has been moved horizontally onto a pedon from a source area outside of that pedon by directed human activity, usually with the aid of machinery. There has been little or no subsequent reworking by wind, gravity, water, or ice. Human transported materials are most commonly associated with building sites, mining or dredging operations, land fills, or other similar activities that result in the formation of a constructional anthropogenic landform.

human-transported material184

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56 igneousYes igneous29

57 igneous-acid (eg., rhyolite)Yes igneous-acid (eg., rhyolite)37

58 igneous-andesiteYes igneous-andesite36

59 igneous-basaltYes igneous-basalt35

60 igneous-basic (eg., gabbro)Yes igneous-basic (eg., gabbro)31

61 igneous-coarse (or intrusive)Yes igneous-coarse (or intrusive)30

62 igneous-fine (or extrusive)Yes igneous-fine (or extrusive)34

63 igneous-graniteYes igneous-granite33

64 igneous-intermediate (eg., diorite)

Yes igneous-intermediate (eg., diorite)

32

65 igneous-ultrabasicYes igneous-ultrabasic38

66 interbedded sedimentaryYes interbedded sedimentary5

67 Lacustrine depositsNo Clastic sediments and chemical precipitates deposited in lakes.lacustrine deposits101

68 Lagoonal depositsNo Sand, silt or clay-sized sediments transported and deposited by wind, currents, and storm washover in the relatively low-energy, brackish to saline, shallow waters of a lagoon. Compare - marine deposit.

lagoonal deposits181

69 Lahar depositsNo Unconsolidated volcaniclastic material emplaced as mudflows on or near the flanks of a volcano.lahar deposits146

70 LapilliNo Non or slightly vesicular pyroclastics, 2.0 to 76 mm in at least one dimension, with an apparent specific gravity of 2.0 or more.

lapilli147

71 Lateral spread depositsNo lateral spread deposits133

72 limestoneYes limestone47

73 limestone-arenaceousYes limestone-arenaceous52

74 limestone-argillaceousYes limestone-argillaceous53

75 limestone-chertyYes limestone-cherty54

76 limestone-phosphaticYes limestone-phosphatic51

77 limestone-sandstoneYes limestone-sandstone7

78 limestone-sandstone-shaleYes limestone-sandstone-shale6

79 limestone-shaleYes limestone-shale8

80 limestone-siltstoneYes limestone-siltstone9


limonite187

82 LoessNo Material transported and deposited by wind and consisting predominantly of silt size.loess102

83 Calcareous loessNo loess, calcareous103

84 Noncalcareous loessNo Noncalcareous material transported and deposited by wind and consisting predominantly of silt size (0.002-0.05 mm).

loess, noncalcareous144

85 logs and stumpsYes logs and stumps44

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86 marbleYes marble49

87 Marine depositsNo marine deposits104

88 MarlNo A generic term loosely applied to a variety of materials, most of which occur as an earthy, unconsolidated deposit consisting chiefly of an intimate mixture of clay and calcium carbonate formed commonly by the chemical action of algae mats and organic detritus (periphyton); specifically an earthy substance containing 35-65% clay and 65-35% calcium carbonate mud; formed primarily under freshwater lacustrine conditions, but varieties associated with more saline environments and higher carbonate contents also occur. Compare coastal marl, freshwater marl,

marl76

89 Mass movement depositsNo Sediment resulting from the dislodgement and downslope transport of soil and rock material as a unit under direct gravitational stress. The process includes slow displacements such as creep and solifluction, and rapid movements such as landslides, rock slides, and falls, earthflows, debris flows, and avalanches. Agents of fluid transport (water, ice, air) may play an important, if subordinate role in the process.

mass movement deposits105

90 metamorphicYes metamorphic55

91 Mine spoil or earthy fillNo mine spoil or earthy fill106

92 Coal extraction mine spoilNo Randomly mixed, earthy materials artificially deposited as a result of either surficial or underground coal mining activities.

mine spoil, coal extraction178

93 Metal ore extraction mine spoil

No Randomly mixed, earthy materials artificially deposited as a result of either surficial or underground metal-ore mining activities.

mine spoil, metal ore extraction

179

94 mixedYes mixed81

95 mixed-calcareousYes mixed-calcareous83

96 mixed-igneous and metamorphic

Yes mixed-igneous and metamorphic

85

97 mixed-igneous and sedimentary

Yes mixed-igneous and sedimentary

86

98 mixed-igneous-metamorphic and sedimentary

Yes mixed-igneous-metamorphic and sedimentary

84

99 mixed-metamorphic and sedimentary

Yes mixed-metamorphic and sedimentary

87

100 mixed-noncalcareousYes mixed-noncalcareous82

101 Mudflow depositsNo mudflow deposits126

102 Grassy organic materialNo organic, grassy material107

103 Herbaceous organic materialNo organic, herbaceous material41

104 Mossy organic materialNo organic, mossy material40

105 Organic materialNo organic, unspecified39

106 Woody organic materialNo organic, woody material42

107 OutwashNo (a) Stratified detritus (chiefly sand and gravel) removed or "washed out" from a glacier by melt-water streams and deposited in front of or beyond the end moraine or the margin of an active glacier. The coarser material is deposited nearer to the ice.

outwash108

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108 Overbank depositsNo overbank deposits125

109 pahoehoeYes pahoehoe73

110 ParnaNo A term used, especially in southeast Australia, for silt and sand-sized aggregates of eolian clay occurring in sheets.

parna145

111 PedisedimentNo A layer of sediment, eroded from the shoulder and back slope of an erosional slope, that lies on and is, or was, being transported across a pediment.

pedisediment109

112 PumiceNo pumice22

113 pyroclasticYes pyroclastic65

114 Pyroclastic flowNo A fast density current of pyroclastic material, usually very hot, composed of a mixture of gasses and a variety of pyroclastic particles (ash, pumice, scoria, lava fragments, etc.); produced by the explosive disintegration of viscous lava in a volcanic crater or by the explosive emission of gas-charged ash from a fissure and which tends to follow topographic lows (e.g. valleys) as it moves; used in a more general sense than ash flow. Compare - pyroclastic surge, ash flow, nue ardente, lahar. SW, SN, GG

pyroclastic flow175

115 Pyroclastic surgeNo A low density, dilute, turbulent pyroclastic flow, usually very hot, composed of a generally unsorted mixture of gases, ash, pumice and dense rock fragments that travels across the ground at high speed and less constrained by topography than a pyroclastic flow; several types of pyroclastic surges can be specified (e.g. base surge, ash-cloud-surge). Compare - pyroclastic flow. SW, SN, GG

pyroclastic surge176

116 quartziteYes quartzite64

117 ResiduumNo Unconsolidated, weathered, or partly weathered mineral material that accumulates by disintegration of bedrock in place.

residuum110

118 Rock spread depositsNo The process, associated sediments (rock spread deposit) or resultant landforms characterized by a very rapid type of spread dominated by lateral movement in a rock mass resulting from liquefaction or plastic flow of underlying materials that may be extruded out between intact units; rock bodies predominate. Compare - debris spread, earth spread, landslide. SW & DV

rock spread deposits162

119 Rock topple depositsNo The process, associated sediments (rock topple deposit) or resultant landform characterized by a localized, very rapid type of fall in which large blocks of rock material literally fall over, rotating outward over a low pivot point; rock bodies predominate (little fine earth). Portions of the original material may remain intact, although reoriented, within the resulting deposit. Compare - earth topple, debris topple, landslide. SW

rock topple deposits163

120 Rockfall avalanche depositsNo rockfall avalanche deposits135

121 Rockfall depositsNo rockfall deposits134

122 Rotational debris slide deposits

No The process, associated sediments (rotational debris slide deposit) or resultant landform characterized by an extremely slow to moderately rapid type of slide, composed of comparatively dry and largely unconsolidated earthy material, portions of which remain largely intact and in which movement occurs along a well-defined, concave shear surface and resulting in a backward rotation of the displaced mass; sediments have substantial proportions of both fine earth and coarse fragments. The landform may be single, successive (repeated up and down slope), or multiple (as the number of slide components increase). Compare - rotational earth slide, rotational rock slide, translational slide, lateral spread, landslide. SW & DV

rotational debris slide deposits

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123 Rotational earth slide deposits

No The process, associated sediments (rotational earth slide deposit) or resultant landform characterized by an extremely slow to moderately rapid type of slide, composed of comparatively dry and largely unconsolidated earthy material, portions of which remain largely intact and in which movement occurs along a well-defined, concave shear surface and resulting in a backward rotation of the displaced mass; sediments predominantly fine earth (< 2 mm). The landform may be single, successive (repeated up and down slope), or multiple (as the number of slide components increase). Compare - rotational debris slide, rotational rock slide, translational slide, lateral spread, landslide. SW & DV

rotational earth slide deposits165

124 Rotational rock slide depositsNo The process, associated sediments (rotational rock slide deposit) or resultant landform characterized by an extremely slow to moderately rapid type of slide, composed of comparatively dry and largely consolidated rock bodies, portions of which remain largely intact but reoriented, and in which movement occurs along a well-defined, concave shear surface and resulting in a backward rotation of the displaced mass. The landform may be single, successive (repeated up and down slope), or multiple (as the number of slide components increase). Compare - rotational debris slide, rotational earth slide, translational slide, lateral spread, landslide. SW & DV

rotational rock slide deposits166

125 Rotational slide depositsNo An accumlation of sediment resulting from a mass movement and a process characterized by a slide in which shearing takes place on a well defined, curved shear surface, concave upward, producing a backward rotation in the displaced mass.

rotational slide deposits136

126 Sand flow depositsNo A flow of wet sand, as along banks of noncohesive clean sand that is subject to scour and to repeated fluctuations in pore-water pressure due to rise and fall of the tide. GG

sand flow deposits167

127 sandstoneYes sandstone1

128 sandstone-calcareousYes sandstone-calcareous4

129 sandstone-noncalcareousYes sandstone-noncalcareous2

130 sandstone-shaleYes sandstone-shale10

131 sandstone-siltstoneYes sandstone-siltstone11

132 SaproliteNo - (Provisional definition) Soft, friable, isovolumetrically weathered bedrock that retains the fabric and structure of the parent rock (Colman and Dethier, 1986) exhibiting extensive inter-crystal and intra-crystal weathering.

In pedology, saprolite was formerly applied to any unconsolidated residual material underlying the soil and grading to hard bedrock below.

saprolite142

133 schistYes schist60

134 schist-acidicYes schist-acidic61

135 schist-basicYes schist-basic62

136 ScoriaNo Vesicular, cindery crust or bomb-sized fragments of such material on the surface of andesitic or basaltic lava, the vesicular nature of which is due to the escape of volcanic gases before solidification; it is usually heavier, darker, and more crystalline than pumice. Synonym - cinder.

scoria23

137 ScreeNo A collective term for an accumulation of coarse rock debris or a sheet of coarse debris mantling a slope. Scree is not a synonym of talus, as scree includes loose, coarse fragment material on slopes without cliffs.

scree137

138 sedimentaryYes sedimentary75

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139 serpentineYes serpentine59

140 shaleYes shale25

141 shale-calcareousYes shale-calcareous27

142 shale-clayYes shale-clay28

143 shale-noncalcareousYes shale-noncalcareous26

144 shale-siltstoneYes shale-siltstone12

145 siltstoneYes siltstone78

146 siltstone-calcareousYes siltstone-calcareous80

147 siltstone-noncalcareousYes siltstone-noncalcareous79

148 slateYes slate63

149 Slide depositsNo A category of mass movement processes, associated sediments (slide deposit) or resultant landforms (e.g., rotational slide, translational slide, and snowslide) characterized by a failure of earth, snow, or rock under shear stress along one or several surfaces that are either visible or may reasonably be inferred. The moving mass may or may not be greatly deformed, and movement may be rotational (rotational slide) or planar (translational slide). A slide can result from lateral erosion, lateral pressure, weight of overlying material, accumulation of moisture, earthquakes, expansion owing to freeze-thaw of water in cracks, regional tilting, undermining, fire, and human agencies. Compare -fall, topple, lateral spread, flow, complex landslide. SW & DV (b) The track of bare rock or furrowed earth left by a slide. (c) The mass of material moved in or deposited by a slide. Compare - fall, flow, complex landslide, landslide. SW & GG

slide deposits168

150 Slope alluviumNo Sediment gradually transported on mountain or hill slopes primarily by alluvial processes and characterized by particle sorting. In a profile sequence, sediments may be distinguished by differences in size and/or specific gravity of coarse fragments and may be separated by stone lines. Sorting of rounded or subrounded pebbles or cobbles and burnished peds distinguish these materials from unsorted colluvial deposits.

slope alluvium111

151 Slump blockNo TheA mass of material torn away as a coherent unit during a landslide; a largely intact but displaced and commonly reoriented body of rock or soil. SW & GG

slump block169

152 Soil fall depositsNo soil fall deposits138

153 Solid rockYes solid rock149

154 SolifluctateYes solifluctate151

155 Solifluction depositsNo A deposit of nonsorted, water-saturated, locally derived earthy material that is moving or has moved downslope, en masse, caused by the melting of seasonal frost or permafrost.

solifluction deposits170

156 Supraglacial debris-flowNo supraglacial debris-flow122

157 TalusNo Rock fragments of any size or shape (usually coarse and angular) derived from and lying at the base of a cliff or very steep rock slope. The accumulated mass of such loose broken rock formed chiefly by falling, rolling, or sliding.

talus139

158 TephraNo A collective term for all clastic volcanic materials that are ejected from a vent during an eruption and transported through the air, including ash [volcanic ], blocks [volcanic], cinders, lapilli, scoria, and pumice. Tephra is a general term which, unlike many volcaniclastic terms, does not denote properties of composition, visicularity, or grain size.

tephra112

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159 Ablation tillNo A general term for loose, relatively permeable material deposited during the downwasting of nearly static glacial ice, either contained within or accumulated on the surface of the glacier.

till, ablation113

160 Basal tillNo Unconsolidated material of mixed composition deposited at the base (bottom) of a glacier [ The term emphaizes the e.g. subglacial till. Types of basal till include lodgment, melt-out, and flow till.

till, basal114

161 Flow tillNo A till, commonly supraglacial, that is modified and transported by plastic mass flow; also spelled flow till. Compare - ablation till, basal till, lodgment till, mass-movement till, slump-till, supraglacial melt-out till.

till, flow115

162 Lodgment tillNo A basal till commonly characterized by compact, fissile ("platy") structure and containing coarse fragments oriented with their long axes generally parallel to the direction of ice movement.

till, lodgment116

163 Melt-out tillNo Till derived from slow melting of debris-rich stagnant ice buried beneath sufficient overburden to inhibit deformation under gravity, thus preserving structures derived from the parent ice.

till, melt-out117

164 Slump tillYes till, slump118

165 Subglacial tillNo Till deposited in or by the bottom parts of a glacier or ice sheet; types include lodgement till, subglacial flow till; synonym (not preferred; obsolete): basal till. SW & GM

till, subglacial152

166 Supraglacial tillNo till, supraglacial119

167 Supraglacial meltout tillNo till, supraglacial meltout123

168 TillNo Dominantly unsorted and unstratified drift, generally unconsolidated and deposited directly by a glacier without subsequent reworking by meltwater, and consisting of a heterogeneous mixture of clay, silt, sand, gravel, stones, and boulders; rock fragments of various lithologies are imbedded within a finer matrix that can range from clay to sandy loam. Compare - ablation till, basal till, flowtill, lodgment till, drift, moraine.

till, unspecified120

169 Topple depositsNo topple deposits140

170 Translational debris slide deposits

No The process, associated sediments (translational debris slide deposit) or resultant landform characterized by an extremely slow to moderately rapid type of slide, composed of comparatively dry and largely unconsolidated earthy material, portions or blocks of which remain largely intact and in which movement occurs along a well-defined, planar slip face roughly parallel to the ground surface and resulting in lateral displacement but no rotation of the displaced mass; sediments have substantial proportions of both fine earth and coarse fragments. The landform may be single, successive (repeated up and down slope), or multiple (as the number of slide components increase). Compare - translational earth slide, translational rock slide, rotational slide lateral spread, landslide. SW & DV

translational debris slide deposits

172

171 Translational earth slide deposits

No The process, associated sediments (translational earth slide deposit) or resultant landform characterized by an extremely slow to moderately rapid type of slide, composed of comparatively dry and largely unconsolidated earthy material, portions or blocks of which remain largely intact and in which movement occurs along a well-defined, planar slip face roughly parallel to the ground surface and resulting in lateral displacement but no rotation of the displaced mass; sediments predominantly fine earth (< 2 mm). The landform may be single, successive (repeated up and down slope), or multiple (as the number of slide components increase). Compare translational debris slide, translational rock slide, rotational slide, lateral spread, landslide. SW & DV

translational earth slide deposits

173

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172 Translational rock slide deposits

No The process, associated sediments (translational rock slide deposit) or resultant landform characterized by an extremely slow to moderately rapid type of slide, composed of comparatively dry and largely consolidated rock bodies, portions or blocks of which remain largely intact and in which movement occurs along a well-defined, planar slip face roughly parallel to the ground surface and resulting in lateral displacement but no rotation of the displaced mass; sediments predominantly fine earth (< 2 mm). The landform may be single, successive (repeated up and down slope), or multiple (as the number of slide components increase). Compare translational debris slide, translational earth slide, rotational slide, lateral spread, landslide. SW & DV

translational rock slide deposits

174

173 Translational slide depositsNo A category of mass movement processes, associated sediments (translational slide deposit) or resultant landforms characterized by the extremely slow to moderately rapid downslope displacement of comparatively dry soil-rock material on a surface (slip face) that is roughly parallel to the general ground surface, in contrast to falls topples, and rotational slides. The term includes such diverse slide types as translational debris slides, translational earth slide, translational rock slide, block glides, and slab or flake slides. . Compare - rotational slide, slide, landslide. SW, DV, GG

translational slide deposits171

174 tuffYes tuff66

175 tuff-acidicYes tuff-acidic67

176 tuff-basicYes tuff-basic68

177 tuff-brecciaYes tuff-breccia71

178 Unconsolidated sedimentsYes unconsolidated sediments150

179 Valley side alluviumNo valley side alluvium121

180 Volcanic ashNo Unconsolidated, pyroclastic material less than 2 mm in all dimensions.volcanic ash16

181 Acidic volcanic ashNo volcanic ash, acidic17

182 Andesitic volcanic ashNo volcanic ash, andesitic20

183 Basaltic volcanic ashNo volcanic ash, basaltic19

184 Basic volcanic ashNo volcanic ash, basic18

185 Volcanic bombsNo volcanic bombs24

186 Volcanic brecciaYes volcanic breccia69

187 Wood fragmentsYes wood fragments43

Domain Name: parent_material_modifier


1 ClayeyNo The soil texture class is clay, sandy clay, or silty clay.clayey1

2 Coarse-loamyNo The material contains less than 18 percent clay and 15 percent or more particles that are 0.1 to 75.0 mm in size. The soil texture class is loamy very fine sand, very fine sand, or finer.

coarse-loamy2

3 Coarse-siltyNo The material contains less than 18 percent clay and less than 15 percent particles that are 0.1 to 75.0 mm in size.

coarse-silty3

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4 Fine-loamyNo The material contains 18 to 35 percent clay and 15 percent or more particles that are 0.1 to 75.0 mm in size.

fine-loamy4

5 Fine-siltyNo The material contains 18 to 35 percent clay and less than 15 percent particles that are 0.1 to 75.0 mm in size.

fine-silty5

6 GravellyNo The material contains 15 percent or more rock fragments.gravelly6

7 LoamyNo The soil texture class is sandy loam, sandy clay loam, clay loam, silt, silt loam, or silty clay loam.loamy7

8 SandyNo The soil texture class is sand or loamy sand.sandy8

9 Sandy and gravellyNo The soil texture class contains sand or loamy sand, and the material contains 15 percent or more rock fragments.

sandy and gravelly9

10 Sandy and siltyNo The soil texture class is sand or loamy sand and silt or silt loam.sandy and silty10

11 SiltyNo The soil texture class is silt or silt loam.silty11

12 Silty and clayeyNo The soil texture class is silt or silt loam and clay, sandy clay, or silty clay.silty and clayey12

13 Sandy and loamyNo The soil texture class is sand or loamy sand and sandy loam, sandy clay loam, clay loam, silt, silt loam, or silty clay loam.

sandy and loamy13

Domain Name: parent_material_origin


1 Aa lavaNo A type of lava flow having a rough, jagged, clinkery surface. Compare - pahoehoe lava. GG & MAaa lava65

2 Acidic-ashYes acidic-ash17

3 AmphiboliteNo amphibolite102

4 AndesiteNo andesite36

5 Andesitic-ashYes andesitic-ash20

6 Rock anhydriteNo A sedimentary rock (evaporite) composed chiefly of mineral anhydrite (anhydrous CaSO4); The rock is generally massive, cryptocrystalline, and may exhibit rhythmic sedimentation (rhymites). Compare - rock gypsum, rock halite. SW

anhydrite, rock154

7 AnorthositeNo anorthosite121

8 AreniteNo arenite108

9 ArgilliteNo argillite119

10 ArkoseNo arkose3

11 BasaltNo basalt35

12 Basaltic-ashYes basaltic-ash19

13 Basic-ashYes basic-ash18

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14 BauxiteNo An off-white to dark red brown weathered detritus or rock composed of aluminum oxides (mainly gibbsite with some boehmite and diaspore), iron hydroxides, silica, silt, and especially clay minerals. Bauxite originates in tropical and subtropical environments as highly weathered residue from carbonate or silicate rocks and can occur in concretionary, earthy, pisolitic or oolitic forms. SW & GG

bauxite152

15 Non-volcanic brecciaNo breccia, non-volcanic115

16 Acidic Non-volcanic brecciaNo breccia, non-volcanic, acidic122

17 Basic Non-volcanic brecciaNo breccia, non-volcanic, basic123

18 ChalkNo chalk40

19 ChertNo A hard, extremely dense or compact, dull to semivitreous, cryptocrystalline sedimentary rock, consisting dominantly of interlocking crystals of quartz less than about 30 mm in diameter; it may contain amorphous silica (opal). It sometimes contains impurities such as calcite, iron oxide, or the remains of silicious and other organisims. It has a tough, splintery to conchoidal fracture and may be white or variously colored gray, green, blue, pink, red, yellow, brown, and black. Chet occurs principally as nodular or concretionary segregations in limestones and dolomites.

chert111

20 CindersYes Uncemented vitric, vesicular, pyroclastic material, more than 2.0 mm in at least one dimension, with an apparent specific gravity (including vesicles) of more than 1.0 and less than 2.0. Compare - ash [volcanic], block [volcanic], lapilli, tephra. KST

cinders21

21 ClaystoneNo claystone109

22 CoalNo coal87

23 Calcareous conglomerateNo A coarse-grained, clastic sedimentary rock composed of rounded to subangular rock fragments larger than 2 mm, commonly with a matrix of sand and finer material; cements include silica, calcium carbonate, and iron oxides. The consolidated equivalent of gravel.

conglomerate, calcareous15

24 Noncalcareous conglomerateYes A coarse-grained, clastic sedimentary rock composed of rounded to subangular rock fragments larger than 2 mm, commonly with a matrix of sand and finer material; cements include silica, calcium carbonate, and iron oxides. The consolidated equivalent of gravel.

conglomerate, noncalcareous14

25 ConglomerateNo conglomerate, unspecified13

26 DaciteNo dacite92

27 DiabaseNo diabase95

28 DiatomiteNo A light-colored, soft, siliceous sedimentary rock consisting chiefly of opaline diatom frustules deposited in a lacustrine or marine environment. Diatomite has a number of uses owing to its high surface area, absorptive capacity, and relative chemical stability but the term is generally reserved for deposits of actual or potential commercial value.

diatomite162

29 DioriteNo diorite80

30 DolomiteNo A carbonate sedimentary rock consisting chiefly (more than 50 percent by weight or by areal percentages under the microscope) of the mineral dolomite.

dolomite (dolostone)42

31 Ejecta-ashYes Unconsolidated, pyroclastic material less than 2 mm in all dimensions. Commonly called "volcanic ash". Compare - block [volcanic], cinders, lapilli, tephra.

ejecta-ash16

32 FanglomerateNo fanglomerate124

33 GabbroNo gabbro81

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34 GlauconiteYes glauconite69

35 GneissNo gneiss48

36 Biotite gneissNo gneiss, biotite143

37 Granodioritic gneissNo gneiss, granodioritic144

38 Hornblende gneissNo gneiss, hornblende145

39 Migmatitic gneissNo gneiss, migmatitic147

40 Muscovite-biotite gneissNo gneiss, muscovite-biotite148

41 Gneiss-acidicYes gneiss-acidic49

42 Gneiss-basicYes gneiss-basic50

43 GraniteNo granite33

44 Granite and gneissNo granite and gneiss138

45 GranitoidNo a) In the IUGS classification, a preliminary term for (for field use) for a plutonic rock with Q (quartz) between 20 and 40 (%). b) A general term for all phaneritic igneous rocks (mineral crystals visible unaided and all about the same size) dominated by quartz and feldspars.

granitoid151

46 GranodioriteNo granodiorite96

47 GranofelsNo granofels103

48 GranuliteNo granulite116

49 GraywackeNo graywacke88

50 GreenstoneNo greenstone104

51 Rock gypsumNo A sedimentary rock (evaporite) composed primarily of mineral gypsum (CaSO4.2H2O). The rock is generally massive, ranges from coarse crystalline to fine granular, may show disturbed bedding due to hydration expansion of parent anhydrite (anhydrous CaSO4), and may exhibit rhythmic sedimentation (rhymites). Compare - gypsite. GG

gypsum, rock89

52 Rock haliteNo A sedimentary rock (evaporite) composed primarily of halite (NaCl). SWhalite, rock155

53 HornfelsNo hornfels84

54 Igneous and metamorphic rock

No igneous and metamorphic77

55 Igneous and sedimentary rock

No igneous and sedimentary78

56 Acid igneous rockYes igneous, acid37

57 Basic igneous rockYes igneous, basic31

58 Coarse igneous crystalYes igneous, coarse crystal30

59 Fine igneous crystalYes igneous, fine crystal34

60 Intermediate igneous rockYes igneous, intermediate32

61 Igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary rock

No igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary

76

62 Ultrabasic igneous rockYes igneous, ultrabasic38

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63 Igneous rockNo igneous, unspecified29

64 IgnimbriteNo ignimbrite114

65 Interbedded sedimentary rock

No interbedded sedimentary5

66 LatiteNo latite93

67 Limestone and dolomiteNo limestone and dolomite137

68 Limestone and sandstoneNo limestone and sandstone7

69 Limestone and shaleNo limestone and shale8

70 Limestone and siltstoneNo limestone and siltstone9

71 Arenaceous limestoneNo limestone, arenaceous44

72 Argillaceous limestoneNo limestone, argillaceous45

73 Cherty limestoneNo limestone, cherty46

74 Coral limestoneNo An informal term for massive limestone composed primarily of coral and coral fragments commonly associated with marine islands or coral reefs in tropical or subtropical waters. Compare - coral island. SW

limestone, coral153

75 Phosphatic limestoneNo limestone, phosphatic43

76 Limestone, sandstone, and shale

No limestone, sandstone and shale

6

77 LimestoneNo A sedimentary rock consisting chiefly (more than 50 percent) of calcium carbonate, primarily in the form of calcite. Limestones are usually formed by a combination of organic and inorganic processes and include chemical and clastic (soluble and insoluble) constituents; many contain fossils.

limestone, unspecified39


limonite156

79 MarbleNo marble41

80 MarlYes An earthy, unconsolidated deposit consisting chiefly of calcium carbonate mixed with clay in approximately equal proportions (35 to 65 percent of each); formed primarily under freshwater lacustrine conditions, but varieties associated with more saline environments also occur.

marl68

81 MetaconglomerateNo metaconglomerate85

82 Metamorphic and sedimentary rock

No metamorphic and sedimentary

79

83 Acidic metamorphic rockYes metamorphic, acidic140

84 Basic metamorphic rockYes metamorphic, basic142

85 Metamorphic rockNo Rock of any origin altered in mineralogical composition, chemical composition, or structure by heat, pressure, and movement at depth in the earth's crust. Nearly all such rocks are crystalline. Examples: schist, gneiss, quartzite, slate, marble.

metamorphic, unspecified47

86 MetaquartziteNo metaquartzite105

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87 Metasedimentary rockNo metasedimentary, unspecified

125

88 MetasiltstoneNo metasiltstone146

89 MetavolcanicsNo metavolcanics106

90 MigmatiteNo migmatite117

91 MixedYes mixed73

92 Mixed-calcareousYes mixed-calcareous75

93 Mixed-noncalcareousYes mixed-noncalcareous74

94 MonzoniteNo monzonite97

95 MudstoneNo a) a blocky or massive, fine-grained sedimentary rock in which the proportions of clay and silt are approximately equal b) A general term that includes clay, silt, claystone, siltstone, shale, and argillite, and that should be used only when the amounts of clay and silt are not known or cannot be precisely identified.

mudstone110

96 MyloniteNo mylonite107

97 NovaculiteNo A dense, extremely finely grained, even-textured, siliceous, sedimentary rock similar to chert. It is hard, white to grayish-black in color, translucent on thin edges, has a dull to waxy luster, and displays smooth conchoidal fracture when broken.

Novaculite principally occurs in the Marathon Uplift of Texas and Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas and Oklahoma where it forms erosion resistant ridges. Novaculite appears to form from chert recrystallization with microcrystalline quartz dominant over cryptocrystalline chalcedony. At the Ouachita Mountains type occurrence, novaculite formed by low-grade, thermal metamorphism of bedded chert. Novaculite is commercially quarried as a whetstone or oilstone. Compare - chert. GG & SW

novaculite157

98 ObsidianNo obsidian82

99 OrthoquartziteNo orthoquartzite120

100 Pahoehoe lavaNo A type of basaltic lava flow having a smooth, billowy or rope-like surface. Compare - a'a lava.pahoehoe lava66

101 PeridotiteNo peridotite98

102 PhylliteNo phyllite86

103 PorcellaniteNo An indurated or baked clay or shale with a dull, light-colored, cherty appearance, often found in the roof or floor of a burned-out coal seam.

porcellanite91

104 PumiceNo A light-colored, vesicular, glassy rock commonly having the composition of rhyolite. It commonly has a specific gravity of < 1.0 and is thereby sufficiently buoyant to float on water. Compare - scoria, tephra.

pumice22

105 Pyroclastic rockNo pyroclastic (consolidated)57

106 PyroxeniteNo pyroxenite99

107 Quartz-dioriteNo quartz-diorite127

108 QuartziteNo quartzite56

109 Quartz-monzoniteNo quartz-monzonite128

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110 RhyoliteNo rhyolite83

111 Sandstone and shaleNo sandstone and shale10

112 Sandstone and siltstoneNo sandstone and siltstone11

113 Calcareous sandstoneNo sandstone, calcareous4

114 Glauconitic sandstoneNo sandstone, glauconitic139

115 Noncalcareous sandstoneYes sandstone, noncalcareous2

116 SandstoneNo Sedimentary rock containing dominantly sand-size clastic particles.sandstone, unspecified1

117 Volcanic sandstoneNo sandstone, volcanic133

118 Schist and phylliteYes schist and phyllite141

119 Acidic schistYes schist, acidic53

120 Basic schistYes schist, basic54

121 Biotite schistNo A strongly foliated crystalline rock formed by dynamic metamorphism that has well-developed parallelism of more than 50 percent of the minerals present, primarily biotite.

schist, biotite159

122 Graphitic schistNo schist, graphitic149

123 Mica schistNo schist, mica126

124 Muscovite schistNo A strongly foliated crystalline rock formed by dynamic metamorphism that has well-developed parallelism of more than 50 percent of the minerals present, primarily muscovite.

schist, muscovite160

125 Sericite schistNo A strongly foliated crystalline rock formed by dynamic metamorphism that has well-developed parallelism of more than 50 percent of the minerals present, primarily sericite. A fine-grained muscovite

schist, sericite161

126 SchistNo schist, unspecified52

127 ScoriaNo Vesicular, cindery crust or bomb-sized fragments of such material on the surface of andesitic or basaltic lava, the vesicular nature of which is due to the escape of volcanic gases before solidification; it is usually heavier, darker, and more crystalline than pumice. Synonym - cinder. Compare - pumice, tephra.

scoria23

128 Sedimentary rockNo A consolidated deposit of clastic particles, chemical precipitates, and organic remains accumulated at or near the surface of the earth under "normal" low temperature and pressure conditions. Sedimentary rocks include consolidated equivalents of alluvium, colluvium, drift, and eolian, lacustrine, marine deposits; e.g., sandstone, siltstone, mudstone, clay-stone, shale, conglomerate, limestone, dolomite, coal, etc. Compare - sediment.

sedimentary, unspecified67

129 SerpentiniteNo serpentinite51

130 Shale and siltstoneNo shale and siltstone12

131 Acid shaleNo shale, acid90

132 Calcareous shaleNo shale, calcareous27

133 Clayey shaleNo shale, clayey28

134 Noncalcareous shaleYes shale, noncalcareous26

135 ShaleNo Sedimentary rock formed by induration of a clay, silty clay, or silty clay loam deposit and having the tendency to split into thin layers, i.e., fissility.

shale, unspecified25

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136 SiltiteNo A compact, weakly metamorphosed rock formed by alteration of siltstone, mudstone, or silty shale. Siltite is more indurated than mudstone or shale and lacks either shale fissility or slate-like cleavage. Siltite differs from argillite in that silt-size grains (0.002 to 0.062 mm) rather than clay-size (<0.002 mm) dominate the matrix. Siltite differs from siltstone, mudstone, or shale in that it exhibits very low to low grade metamorphic or diagenetic layer silicate and feldspar alteration to sericite, chlorite, and albite (subgreenschist to greenschist metamorphic facies) (Maxwell, 1973; Kidder, 1987).

siltite158

137 Calcareous siltstoneNo siltstone, calcareous72

138 Noncalcareous siltstoneYes siltstone, noncalcareous71

139 SiltstoneNo Sedimentary rock containing dominantly silt-size clastic particles.siltstone, unspecified70

140 SlateNo slate55

141 Sulfidic slateNo slate, sulfidic150

142 SoapstoneNo soapstone118

143 SyeniteNo syenite100

144 SyenodioriteNo syenodiorite101

145 TachyliteNo tachylite129

146 TonaliteNo tonalite130

147 TrachyteNo trachyte94

148 TravertineNo travertine112

149 TufaNo tufa113

150 Tuff brecciaNo tuff breccia64

151 Acidic tuffNo tuff, acidic59

152 Basic tuffNo tuff, basic60

153 TuffNo A compacted deposit that is 50 percent or more volcanic ash and dust.tuff, unspecified58

154 Welded tuffNo tuff, welded132

155 Ultramafic rockNo ultramafic, unspecified131

156 Volcanic and metamorphic rock

No volcanic and metamorphic136

157 Volcanic and sedimentary rock

No volcanic and sedimentary135

158 Volcanic bombsYes volcanic bombs24

159 Acidic volcanic brecciaNo volcanic breccia, acidic62

160 Basic volcanic brecciaNo volcanic breccia, basic63

161 Volcanic brecciaNo volcanic breccia, unspecified61

162 Volcanic rockNo A generally fine-grained or glassy igneous rock resulting from volcanic action at or near the Earth's surface, either ejected explosively or extruded as lava. The term includes near-surface intrusions that form a part of the volcanic structure.

volcanic, unspecified134

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Domain Name: plasticity


1 NonplasticNo A roll of soil 4cm long x 6mm diameter cannot support itself when held on end.nonplastic2

2 Slightly plasticNo A roll of soil 4cm long x 6mm diameter supports itself when held on end; a 4mm roll does not.slightly plastic3

3 Moderately plasticNo A roll of soil 4cm long x 4mm diameter supports itself when held on end; a 2mm roll does not.moderately plastic1

4 Very plasticNo A roll of soil 4cm long x 2mm diameter supports itself when held on end.very plastic4

Domain Name: ponding_duration_class


1 Very brief (4 to 48 hours)No 4 hours to 48 hoursvery brief1

2 Brief (2 to 7 days)No 2 days to 7 daysbrief2

3 Long (7 to 30 days)No 7 days to 30 dayslong3

4 Very long (more than 30 days)

No More than 30 daysvery long4

Domain Name: ponding_frequency_class


1 NoneNo No reasonable possibility of ponding, near 0 percent chance on ponding in any year.none1

2 RareNo Ponding unlikely but possible under unusual weather conditions; from nearly 0 to 5 percent chance of ponding in any year, or nearly 0 to 5 times in 100 years.

rare2

3 OccasionalNo Ponding is expected infrequently under usual weather conditions; 5 to 50 percent chance of ponding in any year, or 5 to 50 times in 100 years.

occasional3

4 CommonYes common5

5 FrequentNo Ponding is likely to occur under usual weather conditions; more than 50 percent chance in any year, or more than 50 times in 100 years.

frequent4

Domain Name: ponding_frequency_map_legend


1 0-14%No 0-14%1

2 15-49%No 15-49%2

3 50-74%No 50-74%3

4 75-100%No 75-100%4

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Domain Name: pore_continuity_vertical


1 LowNo <1 cm vertical distancelow2

2 ModerateNo 1 to <10 cm vertical distance.moderate3

3 HighNo =>10 cm vertical distance.high1

Domain Name: pore_root_size


1 MicroYes micro12

2 Micro and fineYes micro and fine13

3 Micro to mediumYes micro to medium14

4 Very fineNo <1 mm in diameter.very fine9

5 Very fine and fineYes <2 mm in diametervery fine and fine2

6 Very fine to mediumYes <5 mm in diametervery fine to medium10

7 Very fine to coarseYes <10 mm in diametervery fine to coarse11

8 FineNo 1 to <2 mm in diameter.fine1

9 Fine and mediumYes 1 to <5 mm in diameterfine and medium3

10 Fine to coarseYes 1 to <10 mm in diameterfine to coarse4

11 MediumNo 2 to <5 mm in diameter.medium5

12 Medium and coarseYes 2 to <10 mm in diametermedium and coarse6

13 CoarseNo 5 to <10 mm in diameter.coarse7

14 Very coarseNo =>10 mm in diameter.very coarse8

Domain Name: pore_shape


1 Constricted tubularYes constricted tubular8

2 Continuous tubularYes continuous tubular5

3 Dendritic tubularNo Cylindrical, elongated, branching voids (e.g. empty root channels).dendritic tubular7

4 Discontinuous tubularYes discontinuous tubular6

5 Filled with coarse materialYes filled with coarse material1

6 InterstitialNo Primary packing voids between soil particles (e.g. voids between sand grains and rock fragments).interstitial3

7 Interstitial and tubularYes interstitial and tubular4

8 IrregularNo Non-connected cavities or chambers of various shapes (e.g. vughs).irregular12

9 Total porosityYes total porosity13

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Domain Name: pore_shape


10 TubularNo Cylindrical, elongated voids (e.g. worm tunnels).tubular9

11 VesicularNo Ovoid to spherical shaped voids (e.g. solidified gaseous bubbles concentrated just below a crust).vesicular10

12 Vesicular and tubularYes vesicular and tubular11

13 Void between rock fragmentsYes void between rock fragments2

Domain Name: potential_frost_action


1 NoneNo none1

2 LowNo low2


4 HighNo high4

Domain Name: restriction_kind


1 Abrupt textural changeNo This term is NOT the same as the identically named soil characteristic defined in Soil Taxonomy. It is characterized by an increase of 20 percent or more clay content (absolute) within a vertical distance of 7.5 cm or less. The increase in clay content can occur anywhere in the soil profile. It is root restrictive.

abrupt textural change1

2 Densic bedrockNo This is composed of non-cemented material that is commonly or locally referred to as "bedrock". It meets the criteria of "densic materials" as defined in Soil Taxonomy.

bedrock, densic19

3 Lithic bedrockNo Material underlying a Lithic Contact as defined in Soil Taxonomy.

The material is virtually continuous within the limits of a pedon. Cracks that can be penetrated by roots are 10 cm or more apart. When moist, hand digging with a spade is impractical although the material may be chipped or scratched. Rupture resistance class is at least strongly cemented. Commonly, the material is indurated.

bedrock, lithic10

4 Paralithic bedrockNo Material underlying a Paralithic Contact as defined in Soil Taxonomy.

The material is virtually continuous within the limits of a pedon. Cracks that can be penetrated by roots are 10 cm or more apart. Rupture resistance is extremely weakly cemented to moderately cemented. Commonly, the material is partially weathered bedrock or weakly consolidated bedrock such as sandstone, siltstone or shale.

bedrock, paralithic13

5 Cemented horizonNo Cemented earthy material that does not meet the criteria for any other specificly defined types. This material does not slake in water.

cemented horizon20

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Domain Name: restriction_kind


6 Densic materialNo Material underlying a densic contact as defined in Soil Taxonomy.

The material is virtually continuous within the limits of a pedon. Cracks that can be penetrated by roots are 10 cm or more apart. The material is relatively unaltered and has a noncemented rupture resistance class. Commonly, the material is earthy material such as till, volcanic mudflows, and mechanically compacted materials, but noncemented rocks can be densic materials if they are dense or resistance enough to keep roots from entering, except in cracks.

densic material3

7 DuripanNo duripan4

8 FragipanNo fragipan6

9 Human-manufactured materials

No Nearly continuous, horizontally oriented human-manufactured materials. Examples include geotextile liners, asphalt, concrete, rubber, and plastic.

human-manufactured materials

21

10 NatricNo natric11

11 OrtsteinNo ortstein12

12 PermafrostNo permafrost8

13 PetrocalcicNo petrocalcic2

14 PetroferricNo petroferric5

15 PetrogypsicNo petrogypsic7

16 PlacicNo placic14

17 PlinthiteNo plinthite9

18 SalicNo salic15

19 Strongly contrasting textural stratification

No 1) The same as "strongly contrasting particle-size classes" described in the Keys to Soil Taxonomy except that the thickness requirement of 12.5 cm or more for each of the contrasting particle-size classes is waived. The term is applied to the entire soil profile not just the particle-size control section. In the context of how it is to be used for identifying a kind of restriction, it is root restrictive. 2) Stratified soil textures that differ significantly enough as to restrict the movement of water and air through the soil, or that provide an unfavorable root environment. It is in all cases root restrictive.

strongly contrasting textural stratification

16

20 SulfuricNo sulfuric17

21 UndefinedYes undefined18

Domain Name: rule_design


1 classNo The rule is designed to result in the soil being interpreted as a member of a discrete class. Reportable features are those with fuzzy values closest to 1. The fuzzy values of child-rules will be sorted in descending order.

class3

2 limitationNo The rule is designed in a manner such that the higher the fuzzy value, the more limited the soil is for the stated use. The fuzzy values, of child-rules, closest to 1 represent the most limiting features and will be sorted in descending order.

limitation1

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Domain Name: rule_design


3 suitabilityNo The rule is designed in a manner such that the higher the fuzzy value, the better suited the soil is for the stated use. The fuzzy values, of child-rules, closest to 0 represent the most limiting features and will be sorted in ascending order.

suitability2

Domain Name: runoff


1 PondedYes ponded7

2 NegligibleNo negligible4

3 Very lowNo very low6

4 LowNo low2

5 MediumNo medium3

6 HighNo high1

7 Very highNo very high5

Domain Name: rupture_resist_block_cem


1 NoncementedNo Stress applied ranges from 0 to 8 newtons. (SSM)noncemented1

2 Extremely weakly cementedNo Stress applied ranges from 8 to 20 newtons. (SSM)extremely weakly6

3 Very weakly cementedNo Stress applied ranges from 20 to 40 newtons. (SSM)very weakly7

4 Weakly cementedNo Stress applied ranges from 40 to 80 newtons. (SSM)weakly9

5 Weakly cemented*Yes Stress applied ranges from 8 to 80 newtons. (SSM)weakly cemented5

6 Moderately cementedNo Stress applied ranges from 80 to 160 newtons. (SSM)moderately10

7 Moderately cemented*Yes Stress applied ranges from 80 to 800 newtons. (SSM)moderately cemented3

8 Strongly cementedNo Stress applied ranges from 160 to 800 newtons. (SSM)strongly11

9 Strongly cemented*Yes Stress applied ranges from 800 newtons to 3 joules. (SSM)strongly cemented4

10 Very strongly cementedNo Stress applied ranges from 800 newtons to 3 joules. (SSM)very strongly8

11 InduratedNo Stress applied is greater than or equal 3 joules. (SSM)indurated2

12 Extremely strongYes extremely strong12

13 hardYes H13

14 softYes S14

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Domain Name: rupture_resist_block_dry


1 LooseNo Aggregated or block-type specimen not obtainable.loose1

2 SoftNo Stress applied ranges from 0 to 8 newtons. (SSM)soft2

3 Slightly hardNo Stress applied ranges from 8 to 20 newtons. (SSM)slightly hard3

4 Somewhat hardYes somewhat hard11

5 Moderately hardNo Stress applied ranges from 20 to 40 newtons. (SSM)moderately hard4

6 HardNo Stress applied ranges from 40 to 80 newtons. (SSM)hard5

7 Very hardNo Stress applied ranges from 80 to 160 newtons. (SSM)very hard6

8 Extremely hardNo Stress applied ranges from 160 to 800 newtons. (SSM)extremely hard7

9 RigidNo Stress applied ranges from 800 newtons to 3 joules. (SSM)rigid8

10 Very rigidNo Stress applied is greater than or equal 3 joules. (SSM)very rigid9

11 Hard when dryYes Stress applied ranges from 20 to 80 newtons. (SSM)hard when dry10

Domain Name: rupture_resist_block_moist


1 LooseNo Aggregated or block-type specimen not obtainable.loose1

2 Very friableNo Stress applied ranges from 0 to 8 newtons. (SSM)very friable2

3 FriableNo Stress applied ranges from 8 to 20 newtons. (SSM)friable3

4 Slightly firmYes slightly firm12

5 FirmNo Stress applied ranges from 20 to 40 newtons. (SSM)firm4

6 Very firmNo Stress applied ranges from 40 to 80 newtons. (SSM)very firm5

7 Extremely firmNo Stress applied ranges from 80 to 160 newtons. (SSM)extremely firm6

8 Extremely firm when moistYes Stress applied ranges from 80 to 800 newtons. (SSM)extremely firm when moist10

9 Extremely firm*Yes extremely firm*11

10 Slightly rigidNo Stress applied ranges from 160 to 800 newtons. (SSM)slightly rigid7

11 RigidNo Stress applied ranges from 800 newtons to 3 joules. (SSM)rigid8

12 Very rigidNo Stress applied is greater than or equal 3 joules. (SSM)very rigid9

Domain Name: rupture_resist_plate


1 Extremely weakNo extremely weak2

2 Very weakNo very weak7

3 WeakNo weak8

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Domain Name: rupture_resist_plate



5 Moderately strongNo moderately strong4

6 StrongNo strong5

7 Very strongNo very strong6

8 Extremely strongNo extremely strong1

Domain Name: sdv_attribute_logical_data_type


1 ChoiceNo Choice1

2 FloatNo Float2

3 IntegerNo Integer3

4 StringNo String4

5 VtextNo Vtext5

Domain Name: site_index_curves


1 Gevorkiantz 1956a (010)No 0102

2 Carmean, Hahn 1981 (011)No 0113

3 Lloyd 1970a (020)No 0204

4 Schumacher 1926 (030)No 0305

5 Cochran 1979a (031)Yes 0316

6 Dolph 1987 (032)No 0327

7 Cochran 1979a (035)No 0358

8 Mathiasen, Olsen, Edminster 2006 (037)

No 037152

9 Hoyer, Herman 1989 (05)No 051

10 Schumacher 1928 (050)No 05011

11 Dolph 1991 (055)No 05512

12 Herman, Curtis, DeMars 1978 (060)

No 06013

13 Lloyd 1971a (070)No 07014

14 Carmean 1978 (071)No 07117

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15 Brendemuehl, McComb, Thomson 1961 (075)

No 07518

16 Lloyd 1971b (094)No 09415

17 Carmean 1978 (095)No 09516

18 Worthington, Johnson, Staebler, Lloyd 1960 (100)

No 10019

19 Harrington, Curtis 1986 (105)No 10520

20 Lloyd 1971a (120)No 12021

21 Carmean 1978 (121)No 12122

22 Cooley 1958, 1962 (130)No 13023

23 Carmean 1978 (131)No 13124

24 Lloyd 1971a (140)No 14025

25 Gregory, Krinard 1965 (141)No 14126

26 Boisen, Newlin 1910 (150)No 15036

27 Boisen, Newlin 1910 (151)No 15130

28 Boisen, Newlin 1910 (153)No 15331

29 Boisen, Newlin 1910 (154)No 15432

30 Boisen, Newlin 1910 (155)No 15533

31 Boisen, Newlin 1910 (156)No 15634

32 Boisen, Newlin 1910 (157)No 15728

33 Boisen, Newlin 1910 (158)No 15829

34 Korstian, Brush 1931 (160)No 16038

35 Hampf 1965 (165)No 16539

36 Carmean 1978 (166)No 16640

37 Lloyd 1971a (170)No 17041

38 Carmean 1978 (171)No 17142

39 Kellog 1939a (190)No 19045

40 Losche, Schlesinger 1975 (191)

No 19146

41 Losche, Schlesinger 1975 (192)

No 19247

42 Howell 1940 (200)No 20050

43 Chojnacky 1986 (202)No 20249

44 Sauerwein 1982 (210)No 21048

45 T.V.A. 1948 (220)No 22051

46 Stone 1957 (230)No 23052

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47 Gevorkiantz 1957a (235)No 23554

48 Aird, Stone 1955 (240)No 24053

49 Cummings 1937 (260)No 26055

50 Cochran 1985 (261)No 26156

51 Schmidt, Shearer, Roe 1976 (265)

No 26557

52 Dolph 1983 (300)No 30027

53 Broadfoot, Krinard 1959 (330)

No 33035

54 Carmean 1978 (331)No 33143

55 Broadfoot 1969 (332)No 33244

56 Trenk 1929 (340)No 34058

57 Beck 1962 (350)No 35059

58 Schlaegel, Kulow, Baughman 1969 (355)

No 35560

59 Beck 1962 (360)No 36061

60 Applequist 1959 (390)No 39062

61 Applequist 1959 (395)No 39563

62 Brickell 1966 (410) (obsolete)Yes 41065

63 Wilde, Lyer, Tanser, Trautmann, Watterson 1965 (411)

No 41164

64 Alexander 1967 (412)No 41266

65 Lloyd 1970a (420)No 42067

66 Gevorkiantz 1957b (421)No 42168

67 Carmean, Hahn 1981 (422)No 42269

68 Ferber 1971 (430)No 43070

69 Farr 1967 (440)No 44071

70 Gevorkiantz 1957c (450)No 45072

71 Lloyd 1970b (470)No 47073

72 Meyer 1961 (490)No 49074

73 Farr 1984 (491)No 49175

74 Gevorkiantz 1956b (500)No 50076

75 Wilde, Lyer, Tanser, Trautmann, Watterston 1965 (501)

No 50177

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76 Wilde, Lyer, Tanser, Trautmann, Watterston 1965 (502)

No 50278

77 Schumancher, Coile 1960 (510)

No 51079

78 Alexander 1966 (520)No 52080

79 Hegyi, Jelinek, Carpenter 100TA 1979 (525)

No 525149

80 Coile, Schumacher 1953 (530)

No 53082

81 Nash 1963 (531)No 53183

82 Gilmore, Metcalf 1961 (532)No 53284

83 Langdon 1961 (540)No 54087

84 Langdon 1959 (541)No 54188

85 USDA 1929 (550)No 55085

86 Barnes 1955 (555)No 55586

87 Haig 1932 (570)No 57010

88 Curtis, Diaz, Clendenen 1990 (575)

No 575153

89 Curtis, Diaz, Clendenen 1990 (576)

No 576154

90 USDA 1929 (580)No 58089

91 Meyer 1961 (600)No 60081

92 Minor 1964 (601)No 60190

93 Dunning 1942 (605)No 6059

94 Biging and Wensel 1984 (615)

No 615145

95 Nelson, Clutter, Chaiken 1961 (620)

No 62091

96 Kulow, Sowers, Heesch 1966 (621)

No 621103

97 Gevorkiantz 1957d (630)No 63092

98 Wilde 1965 (631)No 63193

99 Gilmore 1967 (632)No 63294

100 Illick, Aughanbaugh 1930 (635)

No 63595

101 Schumacher, Coile 1960 (640)

No 64096

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102 Doolittle 1960 (650)No 65097

103 Gilmore 1968 (651)No 65198

104 Lloyd 1970b (660)No 66099

105 Gevorkiantz 1957e (670)No 670100

106 Coile, Schumacher 1953 (690)

No 690101

107 Gilmore, Metcalf 1961 (691)No 691102

108 Briscoe, Ferrill 1958 (700)No 700104

109 Broadfoot 1960 (710)No 710105

110 Neebe, Boyce 1959 (711)No 711106

111 Brendemuehl 1965 (712)No 712107

112 Gevorkiantz 1956c (720)No 720109

113 Carmean 1978 (721)No 721110

114 Gregory, Haack 1965 (725)No 725111

115 Baker 1925 (730)No 730112

116 Edminster, Mowrer, Shepperd 1985 (735)

No 735113

117 BCFS 1977 (740)No 740108

118 Defler 1937 (750)No 750114

119 Carmean 1978 (751)No 751115

120 Auchmoody, Rexrode 1984 (752)

No 752116

121 Cochran 1979b (765)No 765120

122 Brickell 1968 (770)No 770121

123 Monserud 1985 (771)No 771122

124 Edminster and Jump 1976 (775)

No 775123

125 Curtis, Herman, DeMars 1974 (780) (obsolete)

Yes 780146

126 DeMars, Herman 1987 (781)No 781117

127 McArdle, Meyer, Bruce 1961 (790)

No 790118

128 King 1966 (795)No 795119

129 Gevorkiantz 1957f (800)No 800135

130 Grane, Bower 1971 (801)No 801133

131 McQuilkin 1974, 1978 (802)No 802125

132 Graney, Bower 1971 (803)No 803126

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133 Carmean 1971, 1972 (804)No 804127

134 Carmean 1971, 1972 (805)No 805128

135 Carmean 1971, 1972 (806)No 806132

136 Carmean 1978 (807)No 807134

137 Carmean 1971, 1972 (808)No 808138

138 Carmean 1978 (809)No 809141

139 Olson 1959 (810)No 810136

140 DeLasaux, Pillsbury 1987 (811)

No 811124

141 Sauerwein 1983 (812)No 812131

142 Schnur 1937 (820)No 82037

143 Broadfoot 1961 (840)No 840130

144 Broadfoot 1963 (860)No 860137

145 Powers 1972 (880)No 880129

146 Kellogg 1939b (900)No 900139

147 Lindquist, Palley 1963 (930)No 930140

148 Krumland, Wensel 1986 (935)

No 935148

149 Gevorkiantz 1957g (960)No 960147

150 Kurucz 50BH, 1978 (970)No 970150

151 Barnes 1962 (990)No 990143

152 Frothingham 1915 (991)No 991142

153 Wiley 1978 (995)No 995144

154 Unknown curveNo This choice is intended to only be used with older data where the true curve's identity is unknown.9999151

155 Brickell 1970No 625155

Domain Name: slope_shape


1 ConcaveNo Up & Down Slope: A slope segment of the land surface whose slope gradient increases up the slope and decreases down the slope, and runoff tends to decelerate as it flows down the slope. In cross-sectional profile, the surface bows downward. Across Slope: A lateral slope segment of the land surface that bows inward along the contour which causes runoff to concentrate towards the middle. From an aerial perspective, the line bows into the slope.

concave1

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Domain Name: slope_shape


2 ConvexNo Up & Down Slope: A slope segment of the land surface whose slope gradient decreases up the slope and increases down the slope, and runoff tends to accelerate as it flows down the slope. In cross-sectional profile, the surface bows upward. Across Slope: A lateral slope segment of the land surface that bows outward along the contour, which causes runoff to spread out away from the middle. From an aerial perspective, the line bows out, away from the slope.

convex2

3 LinearNo Up & Down Slope: A slope segment of the land surface whos slope gradient is approximately constant and across which runoff neither accelerates nor decelerates as it flows down the slope. In cross-sectional profile the surface appears dominantly as a straight line. Across Slope: A lateral slope segment of the land surface that is dominantly a straight line as observed along the contour, which causes predominantly parallel surface water flow.

linear3

4 UndulatingYes undulating4

5 ComplexYes complex5

Domain Name: soil_erodibility_factor


1 .02No .021

2 .05No .052

3 .10No .103

4 .15No .154

5 .17No .175

6 .20No .206

7 .24No .247

8 .28No .288

9 .32No .329

10 .37No .3710

11 .43No .4311

12 .49No .4912

13 .55No .5513

14 .64No .6414

Domain Name: soil_moisture_status


1 DryNo >1500 kPa (>15 bar) suctiondry1

2 MoistNo =<1500 to 0.01 kPa ( =<15 bar to 0.00001 bar) suction.moist2

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Domain Name: soil_moisture_status


3 Saturation from capillary fringe

Yes saturation3

4 WetNo <0.01 kPa ( <0.00001 bar) suction; free water present (satiated wet).wet4

5 FrozenYes frozen5

Domain Name: soil_slippage_potential


1 LowNo Low potential of slippage.low1

2 Moderately lowYes Moderately low hazzard of slippage.moderately low2

3 MediumNo Medium potential of slippage.medium3

4 Moderately highYes Moderately high hazard of slippage.moderately high4

5 HighNo High potential of slippage.high5

Domain Name: soil_survey_area_status


1 Extensive revisionNo Soil Survey area has a published report that requires extensive revision, as defined in NSSH Part 610.06. The Director, Soil Survey Division, has approved the survey area for updating and republication, and the survey area has a signed memorandum of understanding and staffing to complete the fieldwork in 2 to 4 years.

extensive revision5

2 InitialNo Soil survey area has a signed Memorandum of Understanding and assigned staffing to complete the initial mapping and field documentation in 3 to 5 years.

initial4

3 NonprojectNo Soil survey area has neither the initial mapping complete nor a signed correlation document.nonproject3

4 Out-of-dateNo Soil survey area has a published report, but it no longer meets user needs; it requires extensive revision, as defined in NSSH Part 610.06.

out-of-date1

5 PublishedNo Soil survey area has been printed, or otherwise reproduced and issued by a Federal or State agency, and meets the current needs of users. Publication is defined as a traditional hard copy printed report, CD-ROM, web publication, or other media as agreed to by the National Cooperative Soil Survey cooperators in the memorandum of understanding.

published2

6 UpdateNo Soil survey area has a published report that requires some degree of revision (primarily to soil maps), as defined in NSSH Part 610.06. A comprehensive evaluation documents deficiencies for the entire survey area, and National Cooperative Soil Survey cooperators have agreed on the evaluation; staffing is assigned and other necessary resources are available to complete all revisions within 2 years or less.

update6

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Domain Name: soil_survey_area_status


7 Update neededNo Soil survey area has a published report that requires some degree of revision (primarily to soil maps), as defined in NSSH Part 610.06. A comprehensive evaluation documents deficiencies for the entire survey area, and National Cooperative Soil Survey cooperators have agreed on the evaluation; however available resources do not dictate immediate project activities and a change to Maintenance status.

update needed7

Domain Name: soil_taxonomy_edition


1 eleventh editionNo eleventh edition11

2 tenth editionNo tenth edition10

3 ninth editionNo ninth edition9

4 eighth editionNo eighth edition8

5 seventh editionNo seventh edition7

6 sixth editionNo sixth edition6

7 fifth editionNo fifth edition5

8 fourth editionNo fourth edition4

9 third editionNo third edition3

10 second editionNo second edition2

11 first editionNo first edition1

Domain Name: stickiness


1 NonstickyNo After release of pressure, practically no soil material adheres to the thumb or forefinger. (SSM)nonsticky2

2 Slightly stickyNo After release of pressure, soil material adheres perceptible to both digits. As the digits are separated, the material tends to come off one or the other rather cleanly. The material does not stretch appreciably on separation of the digits.

slightly sticky3

3 Moderately stickyNo After release of pressure, soil material adheres to both digits and tends to stretch slightly rather than pull completely free from either digit.

moderately sticky1

4 Very stickyNo After release of pressure, soil material adheres so strongly to both digits that it stretches decidely when the digits are separated. Soil material remains on both digits.

very sticky4

Domain Name: structure_grade


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Domain Name: structure_grade


1 WeakNo Individual soil units or aggregates are barely observable in place. When gently disturbed, the soil material parts into a mixture of whole and broken units and much material that exhibits no planes of weakness. (SSM)

weak1

2 ModerateNo Individual soil units or aggregates are well formed and evident in undisturbed soil. When disturbed, the soil material parts into a mixture of mostly whole units, some broken units, and material not in units. (SSM)

moderate2

3 StrongNo Individual soil units or aggregates are distinct in undisturbed soil. When removed, the soil material parts mainly into whole units. (SSM)

strong3

4 Weak and moderateYes weak and moderate4

5 Moderate and strongYes moderate and strong5

6 StructurelessNo No individual soil units or aggregates are observable, either in place or following disturbance. (SSM)structureless6

7 Very strongYes very strong7

Domain Name: structure_size


1 Very fineNo Granular or platy: <1 mm

Columnar or prismatic: <10 mm

Angular or subangular blocky: <5 mm

very fine11

2 Very fine and fineYes very fine and fine4

3 FineNo Granular: 1 to <2 mm

Columnar or prismatic: 10 to <20 mm

Angular or subangular blocky: 5 to <10 mm

fine3

4 Fine and mediumYes fine and medium5

5 MediumNo Granular or platy: 2 to <5 mm

Columnar or prismatic: 20 to <50 mm

Angular or subangular blocky: 10 to <20 mm

medium6

6 Medium and coarseYes medium and coarse7

7 CoarseNo Granular: 5 to <10 mm

Columnar or prismatic: 50 to <100mm

Angular or subangular blocky: 20 to <50mm

coarse1

8 Coarse and very coarseYes coarse and very coarse2

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Domain Name: structure_size


9 Very coarseNo Granular: =>10mm

Columnar or prismatic: 100 to <500mm

Angular or subangular blocky: =>50mm

very coarse10

10 Very thinNo <1mmvery thin13

11 ThinNo 1 to <2mmthin9

12 ThickNo 5 to <10mmthick8

13 Very thickNo =>10mmvery thick12

14 Extremely coarseNo Granular: n/a

Columnar or prismatic: =>500mm

Angular or subangular blocky: n/a

extremely coarse14

15 Extremely fineYes extremely fine15

16 Fine to coarseYes fine to coarse16

Domain Name: structure_type


1 Angular blockyNo Polyhedrals with faces that intersect at sharp angles (planes).angular blocky1

2 BlockyYes blocky12

3 CloddyNo Irregular blocks created by artificial disturbance - i.e. tillage operations or compaction.cloddy2

4 ColumnarNo Vertically elongated units with rounded tops which commonly are "bleached".columnar3

5 CrumbYes crumb13

6 GranularNo Small polyhedrals with curved or very irregular faces.granular4

7 LenticularNo Overlapping lenses oriented parallel to the soil surface which are thickest in the middle and thin towards the edges; commonly associated with moist soils, texture classes high in silt or very fine sand (e.g., silt loam), and high potential frost action.

lenticular14

8 Lenticular platyYes lenticular platy5

9 MassiveNo No structural units. Material is a coherent mass (not necessarily cemented).massive6

10 PlatyNo Flat or tabular-like units.platy7

11 PrismaticNo Vertically elongated units with flat tops.prismatic8

12 Single grainNo No structural units. Material is entirely noncoherent.single grain10

13 Subangular blockyNo Polyhedrals with sub-rounded and planar faces, lacking sharp angles.subangular blocky9

14 WedgeNo Elliptical, interlocking lenses that teminate in acute angles, bounded by slickensides; not limited to vertic materials.

wedge11

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Domain Name: taxonomic_family_c_e_act_class


1 not usedNo not used1

2 subactiveNo The CEC7 to clay ratio is less than 0.24.subactive2

3 semiactiveNo The CEC7 to clay ratio is 0.24 to 0.40.semiactive3

4 activeNo The CEC7 to clay ratio is 0.40 to 0.60.active4

5 superactiveNo The CEC7 to clay ratio is greater than or equal to 0.60.superactive5

Domain Name: taxonomic_family_mineralogy


1 alliticNo allitic1

2 amorphicNo amorphic35

3 calcareousYes calcareous2

4 carbonaticNo carbonatic3

5 chloriticYes chloritic5

6 clasticYes clastic32

7 coprogenousNo coprogenous4

8 diatomaceousNo diatomaceous6

9 ferrihumicNo ferrihumic7

10 ferrihydriticNo ferrihydritic36

11 ferriticNo ferritic8

12 ferruginousNo ferruginous9

13 gibbsiticNo gibbsitic10

14 glassyNo glassy37

15 glauconiticNo glauconitic11

16 gypsicNo gypsic12

17 halloysiticNo halloysitic13

18 hypergypsicNo hypergypsic43

19 illiticNo illitic14

20 illitic (calcareous)Yes illitic (calcareous)15

21 isoticNo isotic38

22 kaoliniticNo kaolinitic16

23 magnesicNo magnesic39

24 marlyNo marly17

25 micaceousNo micaceous18

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Domain Name: taxonomic_family_mineralogy


26 micaceous (calcareous)Yes micaceous (calcareous)19

27 mixedNo mixed20

28 mixed (calcareous)Yes mixed (calcareous)21

29 montmorilloniticYes montmorillonitic22

30 montmorillonitic (calcareous)Yes montmorillonitic (calcareous)23


32 oxidicYes oxidic24

33 paramicaceousYes paramicaceous40

34 parasesquicNo parasesquic41

35 sepioliticYes sepiolitic33

36 serpentiniticYes serpentinitic25

37 sesquicNo sesquic28

38 siliceousNo siliceous26

39 siliceous (calcareous)Yes siliceous (calcareous)27

40 smectiticNo smectitic42

41 unclassifiedYes unclassified31

42 vermiculiticNo vermiculitic29

43 vermiculitic (calcareous)Yes vermiculitic (calcareous)30

Domain Name: taxonomic_family_other


1 coatedNo coated2

2 crackedNo cracked3

3 levelYes level10

4 microNo micro4


6 ortsteinNo ortstein5

7 ortstein and shallowYes ortstein and shallow13

8 shallowNo shallow6

9 shallow and coatedYes shallow and coated12

10 shallow and uncoatedYes shallow and uncoated11

11 slopingYes sloping7


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13 uncoatedNo uncoated8

Domain Name: taxonomic_family_part_size_mod


1 anisoNo This is used only to indicate that more than one pair of contrasting particle size families exist within the control section. (see Soil Taxonomy)

aniso1

2 not anisoYes not aniso3

3 not usedNo Used to indicate that the soil does not qualify as "aniso".not used2

Domain Name: taxonomic_family_particle_size


1 ashyNo ashy5

2 ashy over clayeyNo ashy over clayey92

3 ashy over clayey-skeletalNo ashy over clayey-skeletal95

4 ashy over loamyNo ashy over loamy8

5 ashy over loamy-skeletalNo ashy over loamy-skeletal13

6 ashy over medialNo ashy over medial19

7 ashy over medial-skeletalNo ashy over medial-skeletal81

8 ashy over pumiceous or cindery

No ashy over pumiceous or cindery

7

9 ashy over sandy or sandy-skeletal

No ashy over sandy or sandy-skeletal

21

10 ashy-pumiceousNo ashy-pumiceous80

11 ashy-skeletalNo ashy-skeletal9

12 ashy-skeletal over clayeyNo ashy-skeletal over clayey107

13 ashy-skeletal over fragmental or cindery

No ashy-skeletal over fragmental or cindery

93

14 ashy-skeletal over loamy-skeletal

No ashy-skeletal over loamy-skeletal

98

15 ashy-skeletal over sandy or sandy-skeletal

No ashy-skeletal over sandy or sandy-skeletal

101

16 cinderyNo cindery3

17 cindery over loamyNo cindery over loamy6

18 cindery over medialNo cindery over medial17

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19 cindery over medial-skeletalNo cindery over medial-skeletal15

20 cindery over sandy or sandy-skeletal

Yes cindery over sandy or sandy-skeletal

4

21 clayeyNo clayey63

22 clayey over coarse-gypseousNo clayey over coarse-gypseous108

23 clayey over fine-gypseousNo clayey over fine-gypseous109

24 clayey over fine-siltyYes clayey over fine-silty67

25 clayey over fragmentalNo clayey over fragmental64

26 clayey over gypseous-skeletal

No clayey over gypseous-skeletal

110

27 clayey over loamyNo clayey over loamy68

28 clayey over loamy-skeletalNo clayey over loamy-skeletal66

29 clayey over sandy or sandy-skeletal

No clayey over sandy or sandy-skeletal

65

30 clayey-skeletalNo clayey-skeletal38

31 clayey-skeletal over sandy or sandy-skeletal

No clayey-skeletal over sandy or sandy-skeletal

39

32 coarse-gypseousNo coarse-gypseous105

33 coarse-loamyNo coarse-loamy46

34 coarse-loamy over clayeyNo coarse-loamy over clayey49

35 coarse-loamy over fragmental

No coarse-loamy over fragmental

47

36 coarse-loamy over sandy or sandy-skeletal

No coarse-loamy over sandy or sandy-skeletal

48

37 coarse-siltyNo coarse-silty50

38 coarse-silty over clayeyNo coarse-silty over clayey53

39 coarse-silty over fragmentalYes coarse-silty over fragmental51

40 coarse-silty over sandy or sandy-skeletal

No coarse-silty over sandy or sandy-skeletal

52

41 fineNo fine69

42 fine-gypseousNo fine-gypseous106

43 fine-loamyNo fine-loamy54

44 fine-loamy over clayeyNo fine-loamy over clayey58

45 fine-loamy over fragmentalNo fine-loamy over fragmental56

46 fine-loamy over sandy or sandy-skeletal

No fine-loamy over sandy or sandy-skeletal

57

47 fine-siltyNo fine-silty59

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48 fine-silty over clayeyNo fine-silty over clayey62

49 fine-silty over fragmentalNo fine-silty over fragmental60

50 fine-silty over sandy or sandy-skeletal

No fine-silty over sandy or sandy-skeletal

61

51 fragmentalNo fragmental91

52 gypseous-skeletalNo gypseous-skeletal104

53 hydrousNo hydrous71

54 hydrous over clayeyNo hydrous over clayey74

55 hydrous over clayey-skeletalNo hydrous over clayey-skeletal75

56 hydrous over fragmentalNo hydrous over fragmental76

57 hydrous over loamyNo hydrous over loamy77

58 hydrous over loamy-skeletalNo hydrous over loamy-skeletal78

59 hydrous over sandy or sandy-skeletal

No hydrous over sandy or sandy-skeletal

79

60 hydrous-pumiceousNo hydrous-pumiceous72

61 hydrous-skeletalNo hydrous-skeletal73

62 loamyNo loamy44

63 loamy over ashy or ashy-pumiceous

No loamy over ashy or ashy-pumiceous

99

64 loamy over coarse-gypseousNo loamy over coarse-gypseous111

65 loamy over fine-gypseousNo loamy over fine-gypseous112

66 loamy over pumiceous or cindery

No loamy over pumiceous or cindery

55

67 loamy over sandy or sandy-skeletal

No loamy over sandy or sandy-skeletal

45

68 loamy-skeletalNo loamy-skeletal33

69 loamy-skeletal or clayey-skeletal

Yes loamy-skeletal or clayey-skeletal

37

70 loamy-skeletal over cinderyNo loamy-skeletal over cindery96

71 loamy-skeletal over clayeyNo loamy-skeletal over clayey36

72 loamy-skeletal over fragmental

No loamy-skeletal over fragmental

34

73 loamy-skeletal over gypseous-skeletal

No loamy-skeletal over gypseous-skeletal

113

74 loamy-skeletal over sandy or sandy-skeletal

No loamy-skeletal over sandy or sandy-skeletal

35

75 medialNo medial10

76 medial over ashyNo medial over ashy83

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77 medial over ashy-pumiceous or ashy-skeletal

No medial over ashy-pumiceous or ashy-skeletal

97

78 medial over clayeyNo medial over clayey14

79 medial over clayey-skeletalNo medial over clayey-skeletal84

80 medial over fragmentalNo medial over fragmental16

81 medial over hydrousNo medial over hydrous85

82 medial over loamyNo medial over loamy18

83 medial over loamy-skeletalNo medial over loamy-skeletal20

84 medial over pumiceous or cindery

No medial over pumiceous or cindery

12

85 medial over sandy or sandy-skeletal

No medial over sandy or sandy-skeletal

22

86 medial over thixotropicYes medial over thixotropic23

87 medial-pumiceousNo medial-pumiceous82

88 medial-skeletalNo medial-skeletal11

89 medial-skeletal over fragmental or cindery

No medial-skeletal over fragmental or cindery

94

90 medial-skeletal over loamy-skeletal

No medial-skeletal over loamy-skeletal

100

91 medial-skeletal over sandy or sandy-skeletal

No medial-skeletal over sandy or sandy-skeletal

102


93 pumiceousNo pumiceous86

94 pumiceous or ashy-pumiceous over loamy

No pumiceous or ashy-pumiceous over loamy

88

95 pumiceous or ashy-pumiceous over loamy-skeletal

No pumiceous or ashy-pumiceous over loamy-skeletal

103

96 pumiceous or ashy-pumiceous over medial

No pumiceous or ashy-pumiceous over medial

90

97 pumiceous or ashy-pumiceous over medial-skeletal

No pumiceous or ashy-pumiceous over medial-skeletal

89

98 pumiceous or ashy-pumiceous over sandy or sandy-skeletal

No pumiceous or ashy-pumiceous over sandy or sandy-skeletal

87

99 sandyNo sandy40

100 sandy or sandy-skeletalNo sandy or sandy-skeletal41

101 sandy over clayeyNo sandy over clayey43

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102 sandy over loamyNo sandy over loamy42

103 sandy-skeletalNo sandy-skeletal30

104 sandy-skeletal over clayeyYes sandy-skeletal over clayey32

105 sandy-skeletal over loamyNo sandy-skeletal over loamy31

106 thixotropicYes thixotropic24

107 thixotropic over fragmentalYes thixotropic over fragmental26

108 thixotropic over loamyYes thixotropic over loamy29

109 thixotropic over loamy-skeletal

Yes thixotropic over loamy-skeletal

28

110 thixotropic over sandy or sandy-skeletal

Yes thixotropic over sandy or sandy-skeletal

27

111 thixotropic-skeletalYes thixotropic-skeletal25


113 very-fineNo very-fine70

Domain Name: taxonomic_family_reaction


1 acidNo acid3

2 allicNo allic4

3 calcareousNo calcareous9

4 dysicNo dysic5

5 euicNo euic6

6 nonacidNo nonacid7

7 noncalcareousYes noncalcareous8



Domain Name: taxonomic_family_temp_class


1 frigidNo frigid1

2 hypergelicNo hypergelic11

3 hyperthermicNo hyperthermic2

4 isofrigidNo isofrigid3

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Domain Name: taxonomic_family_temp_class


5 isohyperthermicNo isohyperthermic4

6 isomesicNo isomesic5

7 isothermicNo isothermic6

8 mesicNo mesic7


10 pergelicNo pergelic12

11 subgelicNo subgelic13

12 thermicNo thermic8


Domain Name: taxonomic_great_group


1 AcraquoxNo acraquox278

2 AcrohumoxYes acrohumox201

3 AcroperoxNo acroperox279

4 AcrorthoxYes acrorthox205

5 AcrotorroxNo acrotorrox213

6 AcrudoxNo acrudox280

7 AcrustoxNo acrustox217

8 AgrudalfsYes agrudalfs17

9 AlaquodsNo alaquods281

10 AlbaqualfsNo albaqualfs1

11 AlbaquultsNo albaquults239

12 AlorthodsNo alorthods282

13 AndaqueptsYes andaquepts137

14 AnhyorthelsNo anhyorthels380

15 AnhyturbelsNo anhyturbels388

16 AnthracambidsNo anthracambids348

17 AquicambidsNo aquicambids346

18 AquisalidsNo aquisalids364

19 AquiturbelsNo aquiturbels389

20 AquorthelsNo aquorthels381

21 ArentsYes arents366

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22 ArgialbollsNo argialbolls164

23 ArgiaquollsNo argiaquolls166

24 ArgiborollsYes argiborolls172

25 ArgicryidsNo argicryids353

26 ArgicryollsNo argicryolls417

27 ArgiduridsNo argidurids357

28 ArgigypsidsNo argigypsids361

29 ArgiorthelsNo argiorthels382

30 ArgiudollsNo argiudolls180

31 ArgiustollsNo argiustolls184

32 ArgixerollsNo argixerolls191

33 BorofibristsYes borofibrists110

34 BorofolistsYes borofolists116

35 BorohemistsYes borohemists119

36 BorosapristsYes borosaprists126

37 CalciaquertsNo calciaquerts283

38 CalciaquollsNo calciaquolls167

39 CalciargidsNo calciargids343

40 CalciborollsYes calciborolls173

41 CalcicryeptsNo calcicryepts444

42 CalcicryidsNo calcicryids354

43 CalcicryollsNo calcicryolls418

44 CalcigypsidsNo calcigypsids362

45 CalciorthidsYes calciorthids74

46 CalcitorrertsNo calcitorrerts284

47 CalciudollsNo calciudolls285

48 CalciusteptsNo calciustepts409

49 CalciustertsNo calciusterts286

50 CalciustollsNo calciustolls185

51 CalcixereptsNo calcixerepts413

52 CalcixerertsNo calcixererts287

53 CalcixerollsNo calcixerolls192

54 CamborthidsYes camborthids75

55 ChromoxerertsYes chromoxererts276

56 ChromudertsYes chromuderts272

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57 ChromustertsYes chromusterts274

58 CryandeptsYes cryandepts130

59 CryaqualfsNo cryaqualfs428

60 CryaquandsNo cryaquands43

61 CryaquentsNo cryaquents80

62 CryaqueptsNo cryaquepts138

63 CryaquodsNo cryaquods221

64 CryaquollsNo cryaquolls168

65 CryoboralfsYes cryoboralfs11

66 CryoborollsYes cryoborolls174

67 CryochreptsYes cryochrepts147

68 CryofibristsNo cryofibrists111

69 CryofluventsNo cryofluvents91

70 CryofolistsNo cryofolists117

71 CryohemistsNo cryohemists120

72 CryohumodsYes cryohumods229

73 CryopsammentsNo cryopsamments103

74 CryorthentsNo cryorthents97

75 CryorthodsYes cryorthods234

76 CryosapristsNo cryosaprists127

77 CryrendollsNo cryrendolls422

78 CryumbreptsYes cryumbrepts160

79 DurandeptsYes durandepts131

80 DuraqualfsNo duraqualfs2

81 DuraquandsNo duraquands44

82 DuraquertsNo duraquerts288

83 DuraquodsNo duraquods222

84 DuraquollsNo duraquolls169

85 DurargidsYes durargids69

86 DuricryandsNo duricryands372

87 DuricryodsNo duricryods289

88 DuricryollsNo duricryolls419

89 DurihumodsNo durihumods290

90 DuritorrandsNo duritorrands373

91 DurixeralfsNo durixeralfs36

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92 DurixereptsNo durixerepts414

93 DurixerertsNo durixererts291

94 DurixerollsNo durixerolls193

95 DurochreptsYes durochrepts148

96 DurorthidsYes durorthids76

97 DurorthodsNo durorthods292

98 DurudandsNo durudands56

99 DurudeptsNo durudepts403

100 DurustalfsNo durustalfs28

101 DurustandsNo durustands62

102 DurusteptsNo durustepts410

103 DurustollsNo durustolls186

104 DystrandeptsYes dystrandepts132

105 DystraquertsNo dystraquerts293

106 DystrochreptsYes dystrochrepts149

107 DystrocryeptsNo dystrocryepts401

108 DystrogeleptsNo dystrogelepts431

109 DystropeptsYes dystropepts155

110 DystroxereptsNo dystroxerepts415

111 DystrudeptsNo dystrudepts404

112 DystrudertsNo dystruderts294

113 DystrusteptsNo dystrustepts411

114 DystrustertsNo dystrusterts295

115 EndoaqualfsNo endoaqualfs296

116 EndoaquandsNo endoaquands297

117 EndoaquentsNo endoaquents298

118 EndoaqueptsNo endoaquepts299

119 EndoaquertsNo endoaquerts300

120 EndoaquodsNo endoaquods301

121 EndoaquollsNo endoaquolls302

122 EndoaquultsNo endoaquults303

123 EpiaqualfsNo epiaqualfs304

124 EpiaquandsNo epiaquands305

125 EpiaquentsNo epiaquents306

126 EpiaqueptsNo epiaquepts307

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127 EpiaquertsNo epiaquerts308

128 EpiaquodsNo epiaquods309

129 EpiaquollsNo epiaquolls310

130 EpiaquultsNo epiaquults311

131 EutrandeptsYes eutrandepts133

132 EutraquoxNo eutraquox312

133 EutroboralfsYes eutroboralfs12

134 EutrochreptsYes eutrochrepts150

135 EutrocryeptsYes eutrocryepts402

136 EutrogeleptsYes eutrogelepts432

137 EutropeptsYes eutropepts156

138 EutroperoxNo eutroperox313

139 EutrorthoxYes eutrorthox206

140 EutrotorroxNo eutrotorrox314

141 EutrudeptsNo eutrudepts405

142 EutrudoxNo eutrudox315

143 EutrustoxNo eutrustox218

144 FerrodsYes ferrods228

145 FerrudalfsNo ferrudalfs18

146 FibristelsNo fibristels375

147 FluvaquentsNo fluvaquents81

148 FluviwassentsNo fluviwassents446

149 FolistelsNo folistels376

150 FragiaqualfsNo fragiaqualfs3

151 FragiaqueptsNo fragiaquepts139

152 FragiaquodsNo fragiaquods223

153 FragiaquultsNo fragiaquults240

154 FragiboralfsYes fragiboralfs13

155 FragihumodsNo fragihumods230

156 FragiochreptsYes fragiochrepts151

157 FragiorthodsNo fragiorthods235

158 FragiudalfsNo fragiudalfs19

159 FragiudeptsNo fragiudepts406

160 FragiudultsNo fragiudults255

161 FragiumbreptsYes fragiumbrepts161

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162 FragixeralfsNo fragixeralfs37

163 FragixereptsNo fragixerepts429

164 FraglossudalfsNo fraglossudalfs20

165 FrasiwassentsNo frasiwassents447

166 FrasiwassistsNo frasiwassists452

167 FulvicryandsNo fulvicryands49

168 FulvudandsNo fulvudands57

169 GelaquandsNo gelaquands433

170 GelaquentsNo gelaquents434

171 GelaqueptsNo gelaquepts436

172 GelicryandsYes gelicryands50

173 GelifluventsNo gelifluvents435

174 GelorthentsNo gelorthents437

175 GibbsiaquoxYes gibbsiaquox197

176 GibbsihumoxYes gibbsihumox202

177 GibbsiorthoxYes gibbsiorthox207

178 GlacistelsNo glacistels377

179 GlossaqualfsNo glossaqualfs4

180 GlossoboralfsYes glossoboralfs14

181 GlossocryalfsNo glossocryalfs369

182 GlossudalfsNo glossudalfs21

183 GypsiargidsNo gypsiargids342

184 GypsicryidsNo gypsicryids352

185 GypsiorthidsYes gypsiorthids77

186 GypsitorrertsNo gypsitorrerts316

187 GypsiustertsNo gypsiusterts317

188 HalaqueptsNo halaquepts140

189 HaplanthreptsNo haplanthrepts400

190 HaplaquandsYes haplaquands45

191 HaplaquentsYes haplaquents82

192 HaplaqueptsYes haplaquepts141

193 HaplaquodsYes haplaquods224

194 HaplaquollsYes haplaquolls170

195 HaplaquoxNo haplaquox318

196 HaplargidsNo haplargids70

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197 HaploborollsYes haploborolls175

198 HaplocalcidsNo haplocalcids344

199 HaplocambidsNo haplocambids349

200 HaplocryalfsNo haplocryalfs370

201 HaplocryandsNo haplocryands51

202 HaplocryeptsNo haplocryepts445

203 HaplocryertsNo haplocryerts319

204 HaplocryidsNo haplocryids355

205 HaplocryodsNo haplocryods320

206 HaplocryollsNo haplocryolls420

207 HaploduridsNo haplodurids358

208 HaplofibristsNo haplofibrists395

209 HaplogeleptsNo haplogelepts456

210 HaplogelodsNo haplogelods438

211 HaplogelollsNo haplogelolls439

212 HaplogypsidsNo haplogypsids363

213 HaplohemistsNo haplohemists396

214 HaplohumodsNo haplohumods231

215 HaplohumoxYes haplohumox203

216 HaplohumultsNo haplohumults248

217 HaploperoxNo haploperox211

218 HaplorthelsNo haplorthels383

219 HaplorthodsNo haplorthods236

220 HaplorthoxYes haplorthox208

221 HaplosalidsNo haplosalids365

222 HaplosapristsNo haplosaprists397

223 HaplotorrandsNo haplotorrands374

224 HaplotorrertsNo haplotorrerts321

225 HaplotorroxNo haplotorrox322

226 HaploturbelsNo haploturbels390

227 HaplowassentsNo haplowassents448

228 HaplowassistsNo haplowassists453

229 HaploxeralfsNo haploxeralfs38

230 HaploxerandsNo haploxerands66

231 HaploxereptsNo haploxerepts416

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232 HaploxerertsNo haploxererts323

233 HaploxerollsNo haploxerolls194

234 HaploxerultsNo haploxerults269

235 HapludalfsNo hapludalfs22

236 HapludandsNo hapludands58

237 HapludeptsYes hapludepts407

238 HapludertsNo hapluderts324

239 HapludollsNo hapludolls181

240 HapludoxNo hapludox215

241 HapludultsNo hapludults256

242 HaplumbreptsYes haplumbrepts162

243 HaplustalfsNo haplustalfs29

244 HaplustandsNo haplustands63

245 HaplusteptsNo haplustepts412

246 HaplustertsNo haplusterts325

247 HaplustollsNo haplustolls187

248 HaplustoxNo haplustox219

249 HaplustultsNo haplustults263

250 HaprendollsNo haprendolls423

251 HemistelsNo hemistels378

252 HistorthelsNo historthels384

253 HistoturbelsNo histoturbels391

254 HumaqueptsNo humaquepts142

255 HumicryeptsNo humicryepts443

256 HumicryertsNo humicryerts326

257 HumicryodsNo humicryods327

258 HumigeleptsNo humigelepts455

259 HumigelodsNo humigelods440

260 HumitropeptsYes humitropepts157

261 HumixereptsNo humixerepts459

262 HumudeptsNo humudepts458

263 HumusteptsNo humustepts457

264 HydrandeptsYes hydrandepts134

265 HydraquentsNo hydraquents83

266 HydrocryandsNo hydrocryands52

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267 HydrowassentsNo hydrowassents449

268 HydrudandsNo hydrudands59

269 KandiaqualfsNo kandiaqualfs5

270 KandiaquultsNo kandiaquults241

271 KandihumultsNo kandihumults249

272 KandiperoxNo kandiperox212

273 KandiudalfsNo kandiudalfs23

274 KandiudoxNo kandiudox216

275 KandiudultsNo kandiudults257

276 KandiustalfsNo kandiustalfs30

277 KandiustoxNo kandiustox328

278 KandiustultsNo kandiustults264

279 KanhaplaquultsNo kanhaplaquults242

280 KanhaplohumultsNo kanhaplohumults250

281 KanhapludalfsNo kanhapludalfs24

282 KanhapludultsNo kanhapludults258

283 KanhaplustalfsNo kanhaplustalfs31

284 KanhaplustultsNo kanhaplustults265

285 LuvifibristsYes luvifibrists112

286 LuvihemistsNo luvihemists121

287 MedifibristsYes medifibrists113

288 MedifolistsYes medifolists329

289 MedihemistsYes medihemists122

290 MedisapristsYes medisaprists128

291 MelanaquandsNo melanaquands46

292 MelanocryandsNo melanocryands53

293 MelanoxerandsNo melanoxerands67

294 MelanudandsNo melanudands60

295 MolliturbelsNo molliturbels392

296 MollorthelsNo mollorthels385

297 NadurargidsYes nadurargids71

298 NatralbollsNo natralbolls165

299 NatraqualfsNo natraqualfs6

300 NatraquertsNo natraquerts330

301 NatraquollsNo natraquolls171

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302 NatrargidsNo natrargids72

303 NatriboralfsYes natriboralfs15

304 NatriborollsYes natriborolls176

305 NatricryollsNo natricryolls421

306 NatriduridsNo natridurids356

307 NatrigypsidsNo natrigypsids360

308 NatrixeralfsNo natrixeralfs39

309 NatrixerollsNo natrixerolls195

310 NatrudalfsNo natrudalfs25

311 NatrudollsNo natrudolls424

312 NatrustalfsNo natrustalfs32

313 NatrustollsNo natrustolls188

314 OchraqualfsYes ochraqualfs7

315 OchraquoxYes ochraquox198

316 OchraquultsYes ochraquults243

317 PaleaquultsNo paleaquults244

318 PaleargidsNo paleargids73

319 PaleboralfsYes paleboralfs16

320 PaleborollsYes paleborolls177

321 PalecryalfsNo palecryalfs371

322 PalecryollsNo palecryolls430

323 PalehumultsNo palehumults251

324 PaleorthidsYes paleorthids78

325 PaleudalfsNo paleudalfs26

326 PaleudollsNo paleudolls182

327 PaleudultsNo paleudults259

328 PaleustalfsNo paleustalfs33

329 PaleustollsNo paleustolls189

330 PaleustultsNo paleustults266

331 PalexeralfsNo palexeralfs40

332 PalexerollsNo palexerolls196

333 PalexerultsNo palexerults270

334 PelloxerertsYes pelloxererts277

335 PelludertsYes pelluderts273

336 PellustertsYes pellusterts275

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337 PetraqueptsNo petraquepts398

338 PetroargidsNo petroargids341

339 PetrocalcidsNo petrocalcids345

340 PetrocambidsNo petrocambids347

341 PetrocryidsNo petrocryids351

342 PetrogypsidsNo petrogypsids359

343 PlacandeptsYes placandepts135

344 PlacaquandsNo placaquands47

345 PlacaqueptsYes placaquepts143

346 PlacaquodsNo placaquods225

347 PlacocryodsNo placocryods331

348 PlacohumodsNo placohumods232

349 PlacorthodsNo placorthods237

350 PlacudandsNo placudands61

351 PlagganthreptsNo plagganthrepts399

352 PlaggeptsYes plaggepts154

353 PlinthaqualfsNo plinthaqualfs8

354 PlinthaqueptsYes plinthaquepts144

355 PlinthaquoxNo plinthaquox199

356 PlinthaquultsNo plinthaquults245

357 PlinthohumultsNo plinthohumults252

358 PlinthoxeralfsNo plinthoxeralfs41

359 PlinthudultsNo plinthudults260

360 PlinthustalfsNo plinthustalfs34

361 PlinthustultsNo plinthustults267

362 PsammaquentsNo psammaquents84

363 PsammorthelsNo psammorthels386

364 PsammoturbelsNo psammoturbels393

365 PsammowassentsNo psammowassents450

366 QuartzipsammentsNo quartzipsamments104

367 RendollsYes rendolls179

368 RhodoxeralfsNo rhodoxeralfs42

369 RhodudalfsNo rhodudalfs27

370 RhodudultsNo rhodudults261

371 RhodustalfsNo rhodustalfs35

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372 RhodustultsNo rhodustults268

373 SalaquertsNo salaquerts332

374 SalicryidsNo salicryids350

375 SalitorrertsNo salitorrerts333

376 SalorthidsYes salorthids79

377 SalustertsNo salusterts334

378 SapristelsNo sapristels379

379 SideraquodsYes sideraquods226

380 SombrihumoxYes sombrihumox204

381 SombrihumultsNo sombrihumults253

382 SombriorthoxYes sombriorthox209

383 SombriperoxNo sombriperox335

384 SombritropeptsYes sombritropepts158

385 SombriudoxNo sombriudox336

386 SombriustoxNo sombriustox220

387 SphagnofibristsNo sphagnofibrists114

388 SulfaquentsNo sulfaquents85

389 SulfaqueptsNo sulfaquepts145

390 SulfaquertsNo sulfaquerts441

391 SulfihemistsNo sulfihemists123

392 SulfisapristsNo sulfisaprists337

393 SulfiwassentsNo sulfiwassents451

394 SulfiwassistsNo sulfiwassists454

395 SulfochreptsYes sulfochrepts338

396 SulfohemistsNo sulfohemists124

397 SulfosapristsNo sulfosaprists339

398 SulfudeptsNo sulfudepts408

399 TorrertsYes torrerts271

400 TorriarentsNo torriarents87

401 TorrifluventsNo torrifluvents92

402 TorrifolistsNo torrifolists425

403 TorriorthentsNo torriorthents98

404 TorripsammentsNo torripsamments105

405 TorroxYes torrox214

406 TropaqualfsYes tropaqualfs9

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407 TropaquentsYes tropaquents86

408 TropaqueptsYes tropaquepts146

409 TropaquodsYes tropaquods227

410 TropaquultsYes tropaquults246

411 TropofibristsYes tropofibrists115

412 TropofluventsYes tropofluvents93

413 TropofolistsYes tropofolists118

414 TropohemistsYes tropohemists125

415 TropohumodsYes tropohumods233

416 TropohumultsYes tropohumults254

417 TropopsammentsYes tropopsamments106

418 TroporthentsYes troporthents99

419 TroporthodsYes troporthods238

420 TroposapristsYes troposaprists129

421 TropudalfsYes tropudalfs340

422 TropudultsYes tropudults262

423 UdarentsNo udarents88

424 UdifluventsNo udifluvents94

425 UdifolistsNo udifolists426

426 UdipsammentsNo udipsamments107

427 UdivitrandsNo udivitrands64

428 UdorthentsNo udorthents100

429 UmbraqualfsYes umbraqualfs10

430 UmbraquoxYes umbraquox200

431 UmbraquultsNo umbraquults247

432 UmbriorthoxYes umbriorthox210

433 UmbriturbelsNo umbriturbels394

434 UmbrorthelsNo umbrorthels387

435 UstarentsNo ustarents89

436 UstifluventsNo ustifluvents95

437 UstifolistsNo ustifolists427

438 UstipsammentsNo ustipsamments108

439 UstivitrandsNo ustivitrands65

440 UstochreptsYes ustochrepts152

441 UstorthentsNo ustorthents101

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442 UstropeptsYes ustropepts159

443 VermaqualfsNo vermaqualfs367

444 VermaqueptsNo vermaquepts368

445 VermiborollsYes vermiborolls178

446 VermudollsNo vermudolls183

447 VermustollsNo vermustolls190

448 VitrandeptsYes vitrandepts136

449 VitraquandsNo vitraquands48

450 VitricryandsNo vitricryands54

451 VitrigelandsNo vitrigelands442

452 VitritorrandsNo vitritorrands55

453 VitrixerandsNo vitrixerands68

454 XerarentsNo xerarents90

455 XerochreptsYes xerochrepts153

456 XerofluventsNo xerofluvents96

457 XeropsammentsNo xeropsamments109

458 XerorthentsNo xerorthents102

459 XerumbreptsYes xerumbrepts163

Domain Name: taxonomic_moisture_class


1 AquicNo aquic1

2 Aridic (torric)No aridic (torric)2

3 PeraquicNo peraquic3

4 PerudicNo perudic4

5 UdicNo udic5

6 UsticNo ustic6

7 XericNo xeric7

Domain Name: taxonomic_moisture_subclass


1 AericNo aeric1

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2 AnthraquicNo anthraquic8

3 AquicNo aquic2

4 Aridic (torric)No aridic (torric)3

5 OxyaquicNo oxyaquic9

6 TypicNo typic4

7 UdicNo udic5

8 UsticNo ustic6

9 XericNo xeric7

Domain Name: taxonomic_order


1 AlfisolsNo alfisols1

2 AndisolsNo andisols2

3 AridisolsNo aridisols3

4 EntisolsNo entisols4

5 GelisolsNo gelisols12

6 HistosolsNo histosols5

7 InceptisolsNo inceptisols6

8 MollisolsNo mollisols7

9 OxisolsNo oxisols8

10 SpodosolsNo spodosols9

11 UltisolsNo ultisols10

12 VertisolsNo vertisols11

Domain Name: taxonomic_subgroup


1 Abruptic ArgiaquollsNo abruptic argiaquolls1175

2 Abruptic ArgiborollsYes abruptic argiborolls1217

3 Abruptic ArgicryollsNo abruptic argicryolls3340

4 Abruptic Argiduridic Durixerolls

No abruptic argiduridic durixerolls

2491

5 Abruptic ArgiduridsNo abruptic argidurids2416

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6 Abruptic ArgiudollsNo abruptic argiudolls2869

7 Abruptic Aridic ArgiborollsYes abruptic aridic argiborolls1215

8 Abruptic Aridic ArgixerollsYes abruptic aridic argixerolls3463

9 Abruptic Aridic DurixerollsYes abruptic aridic durixerolls1479

10 Abruptic Cryic PaleborollsYes abruptic cryic paleborolls1299

11 Abruptic CryoborollsYes abruptic cryoborolls1243

12 Abruptic DurargidsYes abruptic durargids502

13 Abruptic DurixeralfsNo abruptic durixeralfs246

14 Abruptic DurixerollsYes abruptic durixerolls1480

15 Abruptic Haplic DurixeralfsNo abruptic haplic durixeralfs245

16 Abruptic PaleboralfsYes abruptic paleboralfs91

17 Abruptic PaleborollsYes abruptic paleborolls1300

18 Abruptic PalecryollsNo abruptic palecryolls3331

19 Abruptic Udic ArgiborollsYes abruptic udic argiborolls1216

20 Abruptic Xeric ArgiduridsNo abruptic xeric argidurids2415

21 Abruptic Xerollic DurargidsYes abruptic xerollic durargids501

22 Acraquoxic DuraquandsNo acraquoxic duraquands301

23 Acraquoxic KandiaquultsNo acraquoxic kandiaquults2778

24 Acraquoxic MelanaquandsNo acraquoxic melanaquands320

25 Acric KandiaquultsYes acric kandiaquults1870

26 Acric PlinthicYes acric plinthic2198

27 Acrudoxic DurudandsNo acrudoxic durudands373

28 Acrudoxic FulvudandsNo acrudoxic fulvudands381

29 Acrudoxic HaplocryandsNo acrudoxic haplocryands343

30 Acrudoxic HapludandsNo acrudoxic hapludands400

31 Acrudoxic Hydric FulvudandsYes acrudoxic hydric fulvudands379

32 Acrudoxic Hydric HapludandsNo acrudoxic hydric hapludands397

33 Acrudoxic Hydric Melanudands

No acrudoxic hydric melanudands

427

34 Acrudoxic Hydric PlacudandsYes acrudoxic hydric placudands442

35 Acrudoxic HydrudandsNo acrudoxic hydrudands415

36 Acrudoxic KandiudultsNo acrudoxic kandiudults1958

37 Acrudoxic KanhapludultsNo acrudoxic kanhapludults1972

38 Acrudoxic MelanudandsNo acrudoxic melanudands429

39 Acrudoxic PlacudandsNo acrudoxic placudands443

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40 Acrudoxic Plinthic Kandiudults

No acrudoxic plinthic kandiudults1957

41 Acrudoxic Thaptic Hapludands

No acrudoxic thaptic hapludands398

42 Acrudoxic Thaptic Hydrudands

No acrudoxic thaptic hydrudands414

43 Acrudoxic Ultic FulvudandsYes acrudoxic ultic fulvudands380

44 Acrudoxic Ultic HapludandsNo acrudoxic ultic hapludands399

45 Acrudoxic Vitric Melanudands

No acrudoxic vitric melanudands428

46 Acrustoxic KandiustultsNo acrustoxic kandiustults2015

47 Acrustoxic KanhaplustultsNo acrustoxic kanhaplustults2025

48 Aeric AcraquoxNo aeric acraquox1537

49 Aeric AlaquodsNo aeric alaquods1749

50 Aeric AlbaqualfsNo aeric albaqualfs2

51 Aeric AlbaquultsNo aeric albaquults1853

52 Aeric AndaqueptsYes aeric andaquepts2660

53 Aeric ArenicYes aeric arenic2199

54 Aeric CalciaquertsNo aeric calciaquerts2044

55 Aeric CalciaquollsNo aeric calciaquolls1180

56 Aeric Chromic Vertic Epiaqualfs

No aeric chromic vertic epiaqualfs

2512

57 Aeric CryaqueptsNo aeric cryaquepts945

58 Aeric CryaquodsYes aeric cryaquods3465

59 Aeric DuraquertsNo aeric duraquerts2046

60 Aeric DystraquertsNo aeric dystraquerts2051

61 Aeric EndoaqualfsNo aeric endoaqualfs11

62 Aeric EndoaquentsNo aeric endoaquents634

63 Aeric EndoaqueptsNo aeric endoaquepts958

64 Aeric EndoaquertsNo aeric endoaquerts2060

65 Aeric EndoaquultsNo aeric endoaquults1856

66 Aeric EpiaqualfsNo aeric epiaqualfs19

67 Aeric EpiaquentsNo aeric epiaquents640

68 Aeric EpiaqueptsNo aeric epiaquepts966

69 Aeric EpiaquertsNo aeric epiaquerts2070

70 Aeric EpiaquultsNo aeric epiaquults1860

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71 Aeric EutraquoxNo aeric eutraquox1540

72 Aeric FluvaquentsNo aeric fluvaquents645

73 Aeric FluviwassentsNo aeric fluviwassents3639

74 Aeric FragiaqualfsNo aeric fragiaqualfs27

75 Aeric FragiaqueptsNo aeric fragiaquepts969

76 Aeric FragiaquultsNo aeric fragiaquults1865

77 Aeric Fragic EndoaqualfsNo aeric fragic endoaqualfs2779

78 Aeric Fragic EpiaqualfsNo aeric fragic epiaqualfs2781

79 Aeric Fragic EpiaquultsNo aeric fragic epiaquults2879

80 Aeric Fragic GlossaqualfsNo aeric fragic glossaqualfs2784

81 Aeric FrasiwassentsNo aeric frasiwassents3646

82 Aeric GlossaqualfsNo aeric glossaqualfs31

83 Aeric GrossarenicYes aeric grossarenic2200

84 Aeric HalaqueptsNo aeric halaquepts972

85 Aeric HaplaquentsYes aeric haplaquents2623

86 Aeric HaplaqueptsYes aeric haplaquepts2666

87 Aeric HaplaquodsYes aeric haplaquods2695

88 Aeric HaplaquoxNo aeric haplaquox1545

89 Aeric HaplowassentsNo aeric haplowassents3650

90 Aeric HumaqueptsNo aeric humaquepts977

91 Aeric Humic CryaqueptsNo aeric humic cryaquepts944

92 Aeric KandiaqualfsNo aeric kandiaqualfs37

93 Aeric KandiaquultsNo aeric kandiaquults1871

94 Aeric KanhaplaquultsNo aeric kanhaplaquults1880

95 Aeric MollicYes aeric mollic2201

96 Aeric OchraqualfsYes aeric ochraqualfs2585

97 Aeric OchraquultsYes aeric ochraquults2729

98 Aeric PaleaquultsNo aeric paleaquults1885

99 Aeric PlinthaquoxNo aeric plinthaquox1550

100 Aeric Plinthic FragiaquultsYes aeric plinthic fragiaquults2881

101 Aeric PsammowassentsNo aeric psammowassents3660

102 Aeric SulfiwassentsNo aeric sulfiwassents3666

103 Aeric TropaqualfsYes aeric tropaqualfs3481

104 Aeric TropaqueptsYes aeric tropaquepts991

105 Aeric TropaquodsYes aeric tropaquods2707

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106 Aeric Tropic FluvaquentsYes aeric tropic fluvaquents644

107 Aeric Umbric EndoaqualfsNo aeric umbric endoaqualfs2909

108 Aeric Umbric EpiaqualfsNo aeric umbric epiaqualfs18

109 Aeric Umbric KandiaqualfsNo aeric umbric kandiaqualfs36

110 Aeric Umbric KanhaplaquultsNo aeric umbric kanhaplaquults1879

111 Aeric Umbric OchraqualfsYes aeric umbric ochraqualfs2595

112 Aeric Vertic AlbaqualfsNo aeric vertic albaqualfs2508

113 Aeric Vertic EpiaqualfsNo aeric vertic epiaqualfs2513

114 Aeric XericYes aeric xeric2202

115 Albaquic FragiudalfsYes albaquic fragiudalfs101

116 Albaquic HapludalfsNo albaquic hapludalfs124

117 Albaquic PaleudalfsNo albaquic paleudalfs166

118 Albaquultic HapludalfsNo albaquultic hapludalfs123

119 Albic ArgiborollsYes albic argiborolls1218

120 Albic ArgiudollsYes albic argiudolls2870

121 Albic ArgixerollsYes albic argixerolls1449

122 Albic CryoborollsYes albic cryoborolls1244

123 Albic Glossic NatraqualfsNo albic glossic natraqualfs44

124 Albic NatraqualfsNo albic natraqualfs43

125 Albollic ArgiborollsYes albollic argiborolls1219

126 Alfic AlaquodsNo alfic alaquods1750

127 Alfic AlorthodsNo alfic alorthods1822

128 Alfic AndepticYes alfic andeptic2203

129 Alfic Andeptic CryorthentsYes alfic andeptic cryorthents3478

130 Alfic Arenic AlaquodsNo alfic arenic alaquods1751

131 Alfic Arenic HaplaquodsYes alfic arenic haplaquods2696

132 Alfic ArgicryollsNo alfic argicryolls3344

133 Alfic ArgiudollsNo alfic argiudolls3398

134 Alfic ArgiustollsNo alfic argiustolls3383

135 Alfic ArgixerollsNo alfic argixerolls3372

136 Alfic CryochreptsYes alfic cryochrepts999

137 Alfic CryopsammentsYes alfic cryopsamments2628

138 Alfic CryorthentsYes alfic cryorthents710

139 Alfic EpiaquodsNo alfic epiaquods1775

140 Alfic FragiorthodsNo alfic fragiorthods1834

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141 Alfic HaplaquodsYes alfic haplaquods2589

142 Alfic HaplorthodsNo alfic haplorthods1841

143 Alfic HaploxerandsNo alfic haploxerands482

144 Alfic HapludandsNo alfic hapludands392

145 Alfic HaplustandsNo alfic haplustands457

146 Alfic Humic HaploxerandsNo alfic humic haploxerands483

147 Alfic Humic VitrixerandsNo alfic humic vitrixerands494

148 Alfic Lithic ArgiustollsNo alfic lithic argiustolls1362

149 Alfic Oxyaquic FragiorthodsNo alfic oxyaquic fragiorthods2873

150 Alfic Oxyaquic HaplorthodsNo alfic oxyaquic haplorthods2874

151 Alfic SideraquodsYes alfic sideraquods2705

152 Alfic UdarentsNo alfic udarents663

153 Alfic UdipsammentsYes alfic udipsamments2587

154 Alfic UdivitrandsNo alfic udivitrands469

155 Alfic UstipsammentsYes alfic ustipsamments2592

156 Alfic Vertic ArgiudollsNo alfic vertic argiudolls3396

157 Alfic VitricryandsNo alfic vitricryands358

158 Alfic VitrixerandsNo alfic vitrixerands493

159 Alfic XerarentsNo alfic xerarents666

160 Alfic XeropsammentsYes alfic xeropsamments2630

161 Alic Aquic MelanudandsYes alic aquic melanudands422

162 Alic DystraquertsYes alic dystraquerts2052

163 Alic DystrudertsYes alic dystruderts2109

164 Alic EndoaquandsNo alic endoaquands305

165 Alic EpiaquandsNo alic epiaquands313

166 Alic FulvudandsYes alic fulvudands377

167 Alic HaplaquandsYes alic haplaquands2612

168 Alic HaplocryandsNo alic haplocryands341

169 Alic HapludandsNo alic hapludands393

170 Alic MelanocryandsYes alic melanocryands354

171 Alic MelanudandsYes alic melanudands421

172 Alic Pachic MelanudandsYes alic pachic melanudands423

173 Alic Thaptic MelanudandsYes alic thaptic melanudands424

174 AndaquepticYes andaqueptic2212

175 Andaqueptic CryaquentsYes andaqueptic cryaquents2763

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176 Andaqueptic FluvaquentsYes andaqueptic fluvaquents2620

177 Andaqueptic HaplaquollsYes andaqueptic haplaquolls2674

178 Andaqueptic OchraqualfsYes andaqueptic ochraqualfs2596

179 AndaquicYes andaquic2206

180 AndepticYes andeptic2205

181 Andeptic CryoboralfsYes andeptic cryoboralfs2602

182 Andeptic CryoborollsYes andeptic cryoborolls2769

183 Andeptic CryofluventsYes andeptic cryofluvents2626

184 Andeptic CryorthentsYes andeptic cryorthents2766

185 Andeptic GlossoboricYes andeptic glossoboric2209

186 Andeptic HaplohumultsYes andeptic haplohumults2732

187 Andeptic PalehumultsYes andeptic palehumults2733

188 Andeptic UdorthentsYes andeptic udorthents2627

189 Andic AquorthelsNo andic aquorthels3089

190 Andic ArgiborollsYes andic argiborolls1220

191 Andic ArgicryollsNo andic argicryolls3338

192 Andic ArgiudollsNo andic argiudolls1322

193 Andic ArgiustollsNo andic argiustolls1363

194 Andic ArgixerollsNo andic argixerolls1450

195 Andic CryaqueptsYes andic cryaquepts2664

196 Andic CryaquodsNo andic cryaquods1760

197 Andic CryoboralfsYes andic cryoboralfs54

198 Andic CryoborollsYes andic cryoborolls1245

199 Andic CryochreptsYes andic cryochrepts1000

200 Andic CryofluventsNo andic cryofluvents668

201 Andic CryorthodsYes andic cryorthods2720

202 Andic CryumbreptsYes andic cryumbrepts1132

203 Andic DuraquodsNo andic duraquods1767

204 Andic DuricryodsNo andic duricryods1788

205 Andic DurihumodsNo andic durihumods1817

206 Andic DurixereptsNo andic durixerepts3217

207 Andic DurochreptsYes andic durochrepts1008

208 Andic DurorthodsNo andic durorthods1832

209 Andic DurudeptsNo andic durudepts3264

210 Andic DystricYes andic dystric2207

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211 Andic Dystric EutrochreptsYes andic dystric eutrochrepts2767

212 Andic DystrochreptsYes andic dystrochrepts1017

213 Andic DystrocryeptsNo andic dystrocryepts3164

214 Andic DystrogeleptsNo andic dystrogelepts3535

215 Andic DystropeptsYes andic dystropepts1090

216 Andic DystroxereptsNo andic dystroxerepts3237

217 Andic DystrudeptsNo andic dystrudepts3299

218 Andic DystrusteptsNo andic dystrustepts3186

219 Andic EndoaquodsNo andic endoaquods1770

220 Andic EpiaquicYes andic epiaquic2208

221 Andic EpiaquodsNo andic epiaquods1776

222 Andic EutroboralfsYes andic eutroboralfs65

223 Andic EutrochreptsYes andic eutrochrepts1033

224 Andic EutrocryeptsYes andic eutrocryepts3153

225 Andic EutrogeleptsYes andic eutrogelepts3540

226 Andic EutropeptsYes andic eutropepts1102

227 Andic EutrudeptsNo andic eutrudepts3277

228 Andic FragiboralfsYes andic fragiboralfs78

229 Andic FragiochreptsYes andic fragiochrepts1049

230 Andic FragiudalfsNo andic fragiudalfs2964

231 Andic FragiudeptsNo andic fragiudepts3268

232 Andic FragiumbreptsYes andic fragiumbrepts1142

233 Andic FragixeralfsNo andic fragixeralfs252

234 Andic FragixereptsNo andic fragixerepts3229

235 Andic FraglossudalfsNo andic fraglossudalfs2962

236 Andic GlossoboralfsYes andic glossoboralfs83

237 Andic GlossocryalfsNo andic glossocryalfs2921

238 Andic GlossudalfsNo andic glossudalfs114

239 Andic HaploborollsYes andic haploborolls1270

240 Andic HaplocryalfsNo andic haplocryalfs2937

241 Andic HaplocryeptsNo andic haplocryepts3614

242 Andic HaplocryodsNo andic haplocryods1794

243 Andic HaplocryollsNo andic haplocryolls3356

244 Andic HaplogeleptsNo andic haplogelepts3698

245 Andic HaplogelodsNo andic haplogelods3576

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246 Andic HaplogelollsNo andic haplogelolls3556

247 Andic HaplohumodsNo andic haplohumods1813

248 Andic HaplohumultsNo andic haplohumults1898

249 Andic HaploperoxNo andic haploperox1581

250 Andic HaplorthodsNo andic haplorthods1842

251 Andic HaploxeralfsNo andic haploxeralfs258

252 Andic HaploxereptsNo andic haploxerepts3252

253 Andic HaploxerollsNo andic haploxerolls3594

254 Andic HaploxerultsNo andic haploxerults2036

255 Andic HapludalfsNo andic hapludalfs126

256 Andic HapludollsNo andic hapludolls1338

257 Andic HapludoxNo andic hapludox1652

258 Andic HaplumbreptsYes andic haplumbrepts1146

259 Andic HaplusteptsNo andic haplustepts3198

260 Andic HaplustollsNo andic haplustolls1399

261 Andic HumicryeptsNo andic humicryepts3588

262 Andic HumicryodsNo andic humicryods1802

263 Andic HumigeleptsNo andic humigelepts3688

264 Andic HumigelodsNo andic humigelods3572

265 Andic HumitropeptsYes andic humitropepts1112

266 Andic HumixereptsNo andic humixerepts3729

267 Andic HumudeptsNo andic humudepts3707

268 Andic HumusteptsNo andic humustepts3721

269 Andic KandihumultsNo andic kandihumults1907

270 Andic KandiperoxNo andic kandiperox2197

271 Andic KandiudoxNo andic kandiudox1667

272 Andic KandiudultsNo andic kandiudults1949

273 Andic KandiustultsNo andic kandiustults2010

274 Andic KanhaplohumultsNo andic kanhaplohumults1916

275 Andic KanhapludultsNo andic kanhapludults1968

276 Andic KanhaplustultsNo andic kanhaplustults2021

277 Andic MolliturbelsNo andic molliturbels3060

278 Andic MollorthelsNo andic mollorthels3105

279 Andic Ombroaquic Kandihumults

No andic ombroaquic kandihumults

1905

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280 Andic Oxyaquic DystrudeptsNo andic oxyaquic dystrudepts3544

281 Andic Oxyaquic HaploxereptsNo andic oxyaquic haploxerepts3548

282 Andic Oxyaquic HumudeptsNo andic oxyaquic humudepts3706

283 Andic PaleboralfsYes andic paleboralfs92

284 Andic PalecryalfsNo andic palecryalfs2910

285 Andic PalehumultsNo andic palehumults1924

286 Andic PaleudalfsNo andic paleudalfs2966

287 Andic PaleustollsNo andic paleustolls3570

288 Andic PalexeralfsNo andic palexeralfs277

289 Andic PalexerultsNo andic palexerults3414

290 Andic PlacaquodsNo andic placaquods1786

291 Andic PlacocryodsNo andic placocryods1809

292 Andic PlacohumodsNo andic placohumods1819

293 Andic TroporthentsYes andic troporthents732

294 Andic UdicYes andic udic2210

295 Andic UdifluventsNo andic udifluvents687

296 Andic UdorthentsYes andic udorthents736

297 Andic UmbriturbelsNo andic umbriturbels3068

298 Andic UmbrorthelsNo andic umbrorthels3113

299 Andic UsticYes andic ustic2211

300 Andic Ustic HumitropeptsYes andic ustic humitropepts2768

301 Andic UstochreptsYes andic ustochrepts1056

302 Andic XerochreptsYes andic xerochrepts1073

303 Andic XerofluventsNo andic xerofluvents701

304 Andic XerorthentsYes andic xerorthents753

305 Andic XerumbreptsYes andic xerumbrepts1159

306 Anionic AcroperoxNo anionic acroperox1552

307 Anionic AcrudoxNo anionic acrudox1621

308 Anionic AcrustoxNo anionic acrustox1685

309 Anionic Aquic AcrudoxNo anionic aquic acrudox1622

310 Anionic Aquic AcrustoxNo anionic aquic acrustox1686

311 Anthraquic EutrochreptsYes anthraquic eutrochrepts1032

312 Anthraquic EutrudeptsNo anthraquic eutrudepts3279

313 Anthraquic HapludalfsNo anthraquic hapludalfs125

314 Anthraquic HapludandsNo anthraquic hapludands394

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315 Anthraquic HaplusteptsNo anthraquic haplustepts3200

316 Anthraquic HaplustollsNo anthraquic haplustolls1398

317 Anthraquic MelanudandsNo anthraquic melanudands425

318 Anthraquic PaleudalfsNo anthraquic paleudalfs167

319 Anthraquic PaleudultsNo anthraquic paleudults1980

320 Anthraquic UstifluventsNo anthraquic ustifluvents694

321 Anthraquic UstochreptsYes anthraquic ustochrepts1055

322 Anthraquic UstorthentsNo anthraquic ustorthents743

323 Anthropic CamborthidsYes anthropic camborthids584

324 Anthropic KandihumultsNo anthropic kandihumults1906

325 Anthropic KanhaplohumultsNo anthropic kanhaplohumults1915

326 Anthropic PaleudalfsYes anthropic paleudalfs3446

327 Anthropic TorrifluventsNo anthropic torrifluvents674

328 Aqualfic ArgixerollsYes aqualfic argixerolls3464

329 Aqualfic HaplorthodsNo aqualfic haplorthods1845

330 Aquandic AlbaqualfsNo aquandic albaqualfs3

331 Aquandic ArgialbollsNo aquandic argialbolls1167

332 Aquandic CryaquentsNo aquandic cryaquents632

333 Aquandic CryaqueptsNo aquandic cryaquepts946

334 Aquandic CryaquollsNo aquandic cryaquolls1183

335 Aquandic DuricryodsNo aquandic duricryods1789

336 Aquandic DurixereptsNo aquandic durixerepts3216

337 Aquandic DurochreptsYes aquandic durochrepts1009

338 Aquandic DurudeptsNo aquandic durudepts3263

339 Aquandic DystrochreptsYes aquandic dystrochrepts1018

340 Aquandic DystrocryeptsNo aquandic dystrocryepts3625

341 Aquandic DystroxereptsNo aquandic dystroxerepts3236

342 Aquandic DystrudeptsNo aquandic dystrudepts3298

343 Aquandic EndoaqualfsNo aquandic endoaqualfs12

344 Aquandic EndoaqueptsNo aquandic endoaquepts959

345 Aquandic EndoaquollsNo aquandic endoaquolls1196

346 Aquandic EpiaqualfsNo aquandic epiaqualfs20

347 Aquandic EpiaqueptsNo aquandic epiaquepts3146

348 Aquandic EpiaquollsNo aquandic epiaquolls1205

349 Aquandic FluvaquentsNo aquandic fluvaquents646

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350 Aquandic GelaqueptsNo aquandic gelaquepts3529

351 Aquandic GlossudalfsNo aquandic glossudalfs115

352 Aquandic HalaqueptsNo aquandic halaquepts973

353 Aquandic HaplaquollsYes aquandic haplaquolls2675

354 Aquandic HaplocryeptsNo aquandic haplocryepts3609

355 Aquandic HaplocryodsNo aquandic haplocryods1795

356 Aquandic HaplohumultsNo aquandic haplohumults3407

357 Aquandic HaploxeralfsNo aquandic haploxeralfs259

358 Aquandic HaploxereptsNo aquandic haploxerepts3251

359 Aquandic HapludultsYes aquandic hapludults3467

360 Aquandic HaplumbreptsYes aquandic haplumbrepts1147

361 Aquandic HumaqueptsNo aquandic humaquepts978

362 Aquandic HumicryeptsNo aquandic humicryepts3585

363 Aquandic HumicryodsNo aquandic humicryods1803

364 Aquandic HumixereptsNo aquandic humixerepts3728

365 Aquandic HumudeptsNo aquandic humudepts3705

366 Aquandic KandiudultsNo aquandic kandiudults1950

367 Aquandic KanhaplaquultsNo aquandic kanhaplaquults1881

368 Aquandic PalehumultsNo aquandic palehumults3405

369 Aquandic PalexeralfsNo aquandic palexeralfs278

370 Aquandic PalexerultsNo aquandic palexerults3412

371 Aquandic PlacaqueptsYes aquandic placaquepts984

372 Aquandic TropaqueptsYes aquandic tropaquepts992

373 Aquandic UmbraqualfsYes aquandic umbraqualfs49

374 Aquandic XerochreptsYes aquandic xerochrepts1074

375 Aquandic XerofluventsNo aquandic xerofluvents702

376 Aquandic XerorthentsYes aquandic xerorthents754

377 Aquentic ChromudertsYes aquentic chromuderts2744

378 Aquentic DurorthidsYes aquentic durorthids607

379 Aquentic FragiorthodsYes aquentic fragiorthods3479

380 Aquentic HaplorthodsNo aquentic haplorthods1843

381 Aqueptic FragiudalfsYes aqueptic fragiudalfs102

382 Aqueptic HaplustoxNo aqueptic haplustox1717

383 Aquertic ArgiborollsYes aquertic argiborolls2526

384 Aquertic ArgiudollsNo aquertic argiudolls1324

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385 Aquertic ArgiustollsNo aquertic argiustolls3564

386 Aquertic Chromic HapludalfsNo aquertic chromic hapludalfs2515

387 Aquertic EutroboralfsYes aquertic eutroboralfs2791

388 Aquertic EutropeptsYes aquertic eutropepts1104

389 Aquertic EutrudeptsNo aquertic eutrudepts3275

390 Aquertic GlossudalfsNo aquertic glossudalfs2968

391 Aquertic HaploborollsYes aquertic haploborolls2861

392 Aquertic HapludalfsNo aquertic hapludalfs132

393 Aquertic HapludollsNo aquertic hapludolls1340

394 Aquertic HaplustalfsNo aquertic haplustalfs2518

395 Aquertic HaplustollsNo aquertic haplustolls3568

396 Aquertic HumitropeptsYes aquertic humitropepts1114

397 Aquertic NatrustalfsNo aquertic natrustalfs2818

398 Aquertic PaleustalfsNo aquertic paleustalfs2520

399 Aquertic UdifluventsNo aquertic udifluvents2836

400 Aquertic UstifluventsNo aquertic ustifluvents2838

401 Aquic AcroperoxNo aquic acroperox1553

402 Aquic AcrudoxNo aquic acrudox1623

403 Aquic AcrustoxNo aquic acrustox1687

404 Aquic AnionicYes aquic anionic2213

405 Aquic Arenic EutroboralfsYes aquic arenic eutroboralfs67

406 Aquic Arenic GlossudalfsNo aquic arenic glossudalfs3495

407 Aquic Arenic HapludalfsNo aquic arenic hapludalfs128

408 Aquic Arenic HapludultsNo aquic arenic hapludults2882

409 Aquic Arenic HaplustalfsNo aquic arenic haplustalfs184

410 Aquic Arenic KandiudultsNo aquic arenic kandiudults1952

411 Aquic Arenic KandiustalfsNo aquic arenic kandiustalfs199

412 Aquic Arenic NatrustalfsNo aquic arenic natrustalfs215

413 Aquic Arenic PaleudultsNo aquic arenic paleudults1982

414 Aquic Arenic PaleustalfsNo aquic arenic paleustalfs224

415 Aquic ArgiborollsYes aquic argiborolls1221

416 Aquic ArgicryollsNo aquic argicryolls3341

417 Aquic ArgiduridsNo aquic argidurids2414

418 Aquic ArgiudollsNo aquic argiudolls1323

419 Aquic ArgiustollsNo aquic argiustolls1364

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420 Aquic ArgixerollsNo aquic argixerolls1451

421 Aquic CalciargidsNo aquic calciargids2254

422 Aquic CalciborollsYes aquic calciborolls1236

423 Aquic CalciorthidsYes aquic calciorthids569

424 Aquic CalciudollsNo aquic calciudolls1334

425 Aquic CalciusteptsNo aquic calciustepts3181

426 Aquic CalciustollsNo aquic calciustolls1379

427 Aquic CalcixereptsNo aquic calcixerepts3227

428 Aquic CalcixerollsNo aquic calcixerolls1471

429 Aquic CamborthidsYes aquic camborthids585

430 Aquic ChromoxerertsYes aquic chromoxererts2757

431 Aquic ChromudertsYes aquic chromuderts2745

432 Aquic CryoboralfsYes aquic cryoboralfs55

433 Aquic CryoborollsYes aquic cryoborolls1246

434 Aquic CryochreptsYes aquic cryochrepts1001

435 Aquic CryofluventsNo aquic cryofluvents669

436 Aquic CryopsammentsNo aquic cryopsamments763

437 Aquic CryorthentsNo aquic cryorthents711

438 Aquic CryumbreptsYes aquic cryumbrepts1133

439 Aquic Cumulic CryoborollsYes aquic cumulic cryoborolls2531

440 Aquic Cumulic HaploborollsYes aquic cumulic haploborolls2532

441 Aquic Cumulic HaplocryollsNo aquic cumulic haplocryolls3358

442 Aquic Cumulic HaploxerollsNo aquic cumulic haploxerolls2535

443 Aquic Cumulic HapludollsNo aquic cumulic hapludolls2533

444 Aquic Cumulic HaplustollsNo aquic cumulic haplustolls2534

445 Aquic DurargidsYes aquic durargids503

446 Aquic Duric CalciorthidsYes aquic duric calciorthids570

447 Aquic Duric CamborthidsYes aquic duric camborthids586

448 Aquic Duric HaploxerollsNo aquic duric haploxerolls1493

449 Aquic Duric HapludandsNo aquic duric hapludands396

450 Aquic Duric NatrixerollsNo aquic duric natrixerolls1522

451 Aquic Duric TorriorthentsYes aquic duric torriorthents2893

452 Aquic DuricryandsNo aquic duricryands3469

453 Aquic DuricryodsNo aquic duricryods1790

454 Aquic Durinodic HaplocalcidsNo aquic durinodic haplocalcids2317

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455 Aquic Durinodic Xeropsamments

No aquic durinodic xeropsamments

2569

456 Aquic Durinodic XerorthentsYes aquic durinodic xerorthents2565

457 Aquic DurixeralfsNo aquic durixeralfs247

458 Aquic DurixereptsNo aquic durixerepts3219

459 Aquic DurixerertsNo aquic durixererts2178

460 Aquic DurixerollsNo aquic durixerolls1481

461 Aquic DurochreptsYes aquic durochrepts1010

462 Aquic Durorthidic Torriorthents

Yes aquic durorthidic torriorthents718

463 Aquic Durorthidic Xeropsamments

Yes aquic durorthidic xeropsamments

806

464 Aquic Durorthidic XerorthentsYes aquic durorthidic xerorthents756

465 Aquic DurorthidsYes aquic durorthids608

466 Aquic DurudandsNo aquic durudands372

467 Aquic DurudeptsNo aquic durudepts3266

468 Aquic DurustandsNo aquic durustands453

469 Aquic DystrandeptsYes aquic dystrandepts2638

470 Aquic Dystric EutrochreptsYes aquic dystric eutrochrepts1035

471 Aquic Dystric EutrudeptsNo aquic dystric eutrudepts3282

472 Aquic Dystric XerochreptsYes aquic dystric xerochrepts1076

473 Aquic DystrochreptsYes aquic dystrochrepts1019

474 Aquic DystrocryeptsNo aquic dystrocryepts3166

475 Aquic DystrogeleptsNo aquic dystrogelepts3536

476 Aquic DystropeptsYes aquic dystropepts1091

477 Aquic DystroxereptsNo aquic dystroxerepts3241

478 Aquic DystrudeptsNo aquic dystrudepts3304

479 Aquic DystrudertsNo aquic dystruderts2110

480 Aquic DystrusteptsNo aquic dystrustepts3188

481 Aquic DystrustertsNo aquic dystrusterts2133

482 Aquic EutroboralfsYes aquic eutroboralfs66

483 Aquic EutrochreptsYes aquic eutrochrepts1034

484 Aquic EutrocryeptsYes aquic eutrocryepts3155

485 Aquic EutrogeleptsYes aquic eutrogelepts3541

486 Aquic EutropeptsYes aquic eutropepts1103

487 Aquic EutroperoxNo aquic eutroperox1565

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488 Aquic EutrudeptsNo aquic eutrudepts3283

489 Aquic EutrudoxNo aquic eutrudox1636

490 Aquic EutrustoxNo aquic eutrustox1700

491 Aquic FerrudalfsNo aquic ferrudalfs99

492 Aquic FragiboralfsYes aquic fragiboralfs79

493 Aquic FragiochreptsYes aquic fragiochrepts1050

494 Aquic FragiorthodsNo aquic fragiorthods1835

495 Aquic FragiudalfsNo aquic fragiudalfs103

496 Aquic FragiudeptsNo aquic fragiudepts3270

497 Aquic FragiudultsNo aquic fragiudults1930

498 Aquic FragiumbreptsYes aquic fragiumbrepts1143

499 Aquic FragixeralfsNo aquic fragixeralfs253

500 Aquic FragixereptsNo aquic fragixerepts3231

501 Aquic FraglossudalfsNo aquic fraglossudalfs111

502 Aquic FulvudandsNo aquic fulvudands378

503 Aquic GelifluventsNo aquic gelifluvents3520

504 Aquic GelorthentsNo aquic gelorthents3668

505 Aquic GlossoboralfsYes aquic glossoboralfs84

506 Aquic GlossocryalfsNo aquic glossocryalfs2923

507 Aquic GlossudalfsNo aquic glossudalfs116

508 Aquic GypsiargidsNo aquic gypsiargids2265

509 Aquic HaplargidsNo aquic haplargids512

510 Aquic Haplic NadurargidsYes aquic haplic nadurargids534

511 Aquic HaploborollsYes aquic haploborolls1271

512 Aquic HaplocalcidsNo aquic haplocalcids2318

513 Aquic HaplocryalfsNo aquic haplocryalfs2939

514 Aquic HaplocryandsNo aquic haplocryands342

515 Aquic HaplocryeptsNo aquic haplocryepts3617

516 Aquic HaplocryodsNo aquic haplocryods1796

517 Aquic HaplocryollsNo aquic haplocryolls3361

518 Aquic Haploduridic Torriorthents

Yes aquic haploduridic torriorthents

2560

519 Aquic HaploduridsNo aquic haplodurids2425

520 Aquic HaplogeleptsNo aquic haplogelepts3699

521 Aquic HaplogelodsNo aquic haplogelods3577

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522 Aquic HaplogelollsNo aquic haplogelolls3557

523 Aquic HaplohumultsNo aquic haplohumults1899

524 Aquic HaploperoxNo aquic haploperox1582

525 Aquic HaplorthelsNo aquic haplorthels3128

526 Aquic HaplorthodsNo aquic haplorthods1844

527 Aquic HaploturbelsNo aquic haploturbels3079

528 Aquic HaploxeralfsNo aquic haploxeralfs260

529 Aquic HaploxerandsNo aquic haploxerands484

530 Aquic HaploxereptsNo aquic haploxerepts3255

531 Aquic HaploxerertsNo aquic haploxererts2186

532 Aquic HaploxerollsNo aquic haploxerolls1492

533 Aquic HaploxerultsNo aquic haploxerults2037

534 Aquic HapludalfsNo aquic hapludalfs127

535 Aquic HapludandsNo aquic hapludands395

536 Aquic HapludertsNo aquic hapluderts2116

537 Aquic HapludollsNo aquic hapludolls1339

538 Aquic HapludoxNo aquic hapludox1653

539 Aquic HapludultsNo aquic hapludults1938

540 Aquic HaplumbreptsYes aquic haplumbrepts1148

541 Aquic HaplustalfsNo aquic haplustalfs183

542 Aquic HaplustandsNo aquic haplustands458

543 Aquic HaplusteptsNo aquic haplustepts3201

544 Aquic HaplustollsNo aquic haplustolls1400

545 Aquic HaplustoxNo aquic haplustox1718

546 Aquic HaplustultsNo aquic haplustults2002

547 Aquic Humic DystrudeptsNo aquic humic dystrudepts3303

548 Aquic HumicryeptsNo aquic humicryepts3591

549 Aquic HumicryodsNo aquic humicryods1804

550 Aquic HumigeleptsNo aquic humigelepts3689

551 Aquic HumigelodsNo aquic humigelods3573

552 Aquic HumitropeptsYes aquic humitropepts1113

553 Aquic HumixereptsNo aquic humixerepts3731

554 Aquic HumudeptsNo aquic humudepts3710

555 Aquic HydrocryandsNo aquic hydrocryands349

556 Aquic HydrudandsNo aquic hydrudands413

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557 Aquic KandihumultsNo aquic kandihumults1908

558 Aquic KandiperoxNo aquic kandiperox1595

559 Aquic KandiudalfsNo aquic kandiudalfs146

560 Aquic KandiudoxNo aquic kandiudox1668

561 Aquic KandiudultsNo aquic kandiudults1951

562 Aquic KandiustalfsNo aquic kandiustalfs198

563 Aquic KandiustoxNo aquic kandiustox1732

564 Aquic KandiustultsNo aquic kandiustults2011

565 Aquic KanhaplohumultsNo aquic kanhaplohumults1917

566 Aquic KanhapludalfsNo aquic kanhapludalfs157

567 Aquic KanhapludultsNo aquic kanhapludults1969

568 Aquic KanhaplustalfsNo aquic kanhaplustalfs208

569 Aquic KanhaplustultsNo aquic kanhaplustults2022

570 Aquic Lithic AcroperoxNo aquic lithic acroperox1554

571 Aquic Lithic AcrudoxNo aquic lithic acrudox1624

572 Aquic Lithic AcrustoxNo aquic lithic acrustox1688

573 Aquic Lithic EutroperoxNo aquic lithic eutroperox1566

574 Aquic Lithic EutrudoxNo aquic lithic eutrudox1637

575 Aquic Lithic EutrustoxNo aquic lithic eutrustox1701

576 Aquic Lithic HaploperoxNo aquic lithic haploperox1583

577 Aquic Lithic HapludalfsYes aquic lithic hapludalfs129

578 Aquic Lithic HapludoxNo aquic lithic hapludox1654

579 Aquic Lithic HaplustoxNo aquic lithic haplustox1719

580 Aquic Lithic KandiperoxNo aquic lithic kandiperox1596

581 Aquic Lithic KandiudoxNo aquic lithic kandiudox1669

582 Aquic Lithic KandiustoxNo aquic lithic kandiustox1733

583 Aquic MelanudandsNo aquic melanudands426

584 Aquic MolliturbelsNo aquic molliturbels3063

585 Aquic MollorthelsNo aquic mollorthels3108

586 Aquic NadurargidsYes aquic nadurargids533

587 Aquic Natrargidic NatriduridsNo aquic natrargidic natridurids2434

588 Aquic NatrargidsNo aquic natrargids540

589 Aquic NatriduridsNo aquic natridurids2435

590 Aquic NatrixeralfsNo aquic natrixeralfs274

591 Aquic NatrixerollsNo aquic natrixerolls1521

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592 Aquic NatrudalfsNo aquic natrudalfs2961

593 Aquic NatrustalfsNo aquic natrustalfs214

594 Aquic NatrustollsNo aquic natrustolls1424

595 Aquic Pachic ArgiudollsNo aquic pachic argiudolls3560

596 Aquic Pachic HapludollsNo aquic pachic hapludolls3562

597 Aquic Pachic PaleudollsNo aquic pachic paleudolls3563

598 Aquic PaleargidsNo aquic paleargids2295

599 Aquic PaleboralfsYes aquic paleboralfs93

600 Aquic PaleborollsYes aquic paleborolls1301

601 Aquic PalecryalfsNo aquic palecryalfs2912

602 Aquic PalecryollsNo aquic palecryolls3329

603 Aquic PalehumultsNo aquic palehumults1925

604 Aquic PaleorthidsYes aquic paleorthids623

605 Aquic PaleudalfsNo aquic paleudalfs168

606 Aquic PaleudollsNo aquic paleudolls1352

607 Aquic PaleudultsNo aquic paleudults1981

608 Aquic PaleustalfsNo aquic paleustalfs223

609 Aquic PaleustollsNo aquic paleustolls1431

610 Aquic PalexeralfsNo aquic palexeralfs279

611 Aquic PalexerollsNo aquic palexerolls1527

612 Aquic PalexerultsNo aquic palexerults3413

613 Aquic PetrocalcidsNo aquic petrocalcids2332

614 Aquic Petroferric AcroperoxNo aquic petroferric acroperox1555

615 Aquic Petroferric AcrudoxNo aquic petroferric acrudox1625

616 Aquic Petroferric AcrustoxNo aquic petroferric acrustox1689

617 Aquic Petroferric EutroperoxNo aquic petroferric eutroperox1567

618 Aquic Petroferric EutrudoxNo aquic petroferric eutrudox1638

619 Aquic Petroferric EutrustoxNo aquic petroferric eutrustox1702

620 Aquic Petroferric HaploperoxNo aquic petroferric haploperox1584

621 Aquic Petroferric HapludoxNo aquic petroferric hapludox1655

622 Aquic Petroferric HaplustoxNo aquic petroferric haplustox1720

623 Aquic Petroferric KandiperoxNo aquic petroferric kandiperox1597

624 Aquic Petroferric KandiudoxNo aquic petroferric kandiudox1670

625 Aquic Petroferric KandiustoxNo aquic petroferric kandiustox1734

626 Aquic PlacudandsNo aquic placudands441

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627 Aquic PsammenticYes aquic psammentic2214

628 Aquic QuartzipsammentsNo aquic quartzipsamments770

629 Aquic SalicryidsNo aquic salicryids2411

630 Aquic SalitorrertsNo aquic salitorrerts2104

631 Aquic SalustertsNo aquic salusterts2163

632 Aquic TorrifluventsNo aquic torrifluvents675

633 Aquic TorriorthentsNo aquic torriorthents717

634 Aquic TropopsammentsYes aquic tropopsamments789

635 Aquic TropudalfsYes aquic tropudalfs2604

636 Aquic TropudultsYes aquic tropudults2772

637 Aquic UdifluventsNo aquic udifluvents688

638 Aquic UdipsammentsNo aquic udipsamments793

639 Aquic UdivitrandsNo aquic udivitrands470

640 Aquic UdorthentsNo aquic udorthents737

641 Aquic UmbriturbelsNo aquic umbriturbels3071

642 Aquic UmbrorthelsNo aquic umbrorthels3116

643 Aquic UstifluventsNo aquic ustifluvents695

644 Aquic UstipsammentsNo aquic ustipsamments800

645 Aquic UstivitrandsNo aquic ustivitrands476

646 Aquic UstochreptsYes aquic ustochrepts1057

647 Aquic UstorthentsNo aquic ustorthents744

648 Aquic UstropeptsYes aquic ustropepts1125

649 Aquic VermustollsNo aquic vermustolls1443

650 Aquic VitrandeptsYes aquic vitrandepts2653

651 Aquic VitricryandsNo aquic vitricryands359

652 Aquic VitritorrandsNo aquic vitritorrands366

653 Aquic VitrixerandsNo aquic vitrixerands495

654 Aquic XerochreptsYes aquic xerochrepts1075

655 Aquic XerofluventsNo aquic xerofluvents703

656 Aquic XeropsammentsNo aquic xeropsamments805

657 Aquic XerorthentsNo aquic xerorthents755

658 Aquic XerumbreptsYes aquic xerumbrepts1160

659 Aquicambidic HaploduridsNo aquicambidic haplodurids2424

660 Aquodic QuartzipsammentsNo aquodic quartzipsamments771

661 Aquollic HapludalfsNo aquollic hapludalfs130

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662 Aquollic SalorthidsYes aquollic salorthids630

663 Aquultic ArgixerollsNo aquultic argixerolls1452

664 Aquultic HaploxeralfsNo aquultic haploxeralfs261

665 Aquultic HaploxerollsNo aquultic haploxerolls1494

666 Aquultic HapludalfsNo aquultic hapludalfs131

667 Aquultic HaplustalfsNo aquultic haplustalfs185

668 Arenic AlaquodsNo arenic alaquods1753

669 Arenic AlbaqualfsNo arenic albaqualfs4

670 Arenic AlorthodsNo arenic alorthods1824

671 Arenic ArgiaquollsNo arenic argiaquolls1176

672 Arenic ArgiborollsYes arenic argiborolls1223

673 Arenic ArgiudollsNo arenic argiudolls3397

674 Arenic Aridic HaplustalfsNo arenic aridic haplustalfs186

675 Arenic Aridic KandiustalfsNo arenic aridic kandiustalfs200

676 Arenic Aridic PaleustalfsNo arenic aridic paleustalfs225

677 Arenic Aridic PaleustollsYes arenic aridic paleustolls3461

678 Arenic CalciargidsNo arenic calciargids2256

679 Arenic EndoaqualfsNo arenic endoaqualfs13

680 Arenic EndoaquultsNo arenic endoaquults1857

681 Arenic EpiaqualfsNo arenic epiaqualfs21

682 Arenic EpiaquultsNo arenic epiaquults1861

683 Arenic EutroboralfsYes arenic eutroboralfs68

684 Arenic EutrochreptsYes arenic eutrochrepts1036

685 Arenic EutrudeptsNo arenic eutrudepts3289

686 Arenic FragiudultsNo arenic fragiudults1931

687 Arenic GlossaqualfsNo arenic glossaqualfs32

688 Arenic GlossudalfsNo arenic glossudalfs117

689 Arenic HaplaquodsYes arenic haplaquods2697

690 Arenic HaplargidsNo arenic haplargids515

691 Arenic HaplohumodsYes arenic haplohumods2712

692 Arenic HaploxerultsNo arenic haploxerults2038

693 Arenic HapludalfsNo arenic hapludalfs133

694 Arenic HapludultsNo arenic hapludults1939

695 Arenic HaplustalfsNo arenic haplustalfs188

696 Arenic HaplustultsNo arenic haplustults2003

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697 Arenic KandiaqualfsNo arenic kandiaqualfs38

698 Arenic KandiaquultsNo arenic kandiaquults1874

699 Arenic KandiudalfsNo arenic kandiudalfs148

700 Arenic KandiudultsNo arenic kandiudults1956

701 Arenic KandiustalfsNo arenic kandiustalfs202

702 Arenic KandiustultsNo arenic kandiustults2014

703 Arenic KanhapludultsNo arenic kanhapludults1971

704 Arenic KanhaplustultsNo arenic kanhaplustults2024

705 Arenic NatrustalfsNo arenic natrustalfs216

706 Arenic OchraqualfsYes arenic ochraqualfs2597

707 Arenic OchraquultsYes arenic ochraquults2730

708 Arenic OrthoxicYes arenic orthoxic2215

709 Arenic Oxyaquic EutroboralfsYes arenic oxyaquic eutroboralfs2792

710 Arenic Oxyaquic GlossudalfsNo arenic oxyaquic glossudalfs3496

711 Arenic Oxyaquic HapludalfsNo arenic oxyaquic hapludalfs3497

712 Arenic PaleaquultsNo arenic paleaquults1888

713 Arenic PaleargidsNo arenic paleargids2297

714 Arenic PaleudalfsNo arenic paleudalfs170

715 Arenic PaleudultsNo arenic paleudults1986

716 Arenic PaleustalfsNo arenic paleustalfs227

717 Arenic PalexeralfsNo arenic palexeralfs280

718 Arenic Plinthaquic Kandiudults

No arenic plinthaquic kandiudults1953

719 Arenic Plinthaquic PaleudultsNo arenic plinthaquic paleudults1983

720 Arenic Plinthic KandiaquultsNo arenic plinthic kandiaquults1872

721 Arenic Plinthic KandiudalfsNo arenic plinthic kandiudalfs147

722 Arenic Plinthic KandiudultsNo arenic plinthic kandiudults1954

723 Arenic Plinthic KandiustultsNo arenic plinthic kandiustults2012

724 Arenic Plinthic KanhapludultsNo arenic plinthic kanhapludults1970

725 Arenic Plinthic PaleaquultsNo arenic plinthic paleaquults1886

726 Arenic Plinthic PaleudalfsNo arenic plinthic paleudalfs169

727 Arenic Plinthic PaleudultsNo arenic plinthic paleudults1984

728 Arenic Rhodic KandiudultsNo arenic rhodic kandiudults1955

729 Arenic Rhodic PaleudultsNo arenic rhodic paleudults1985

730 Arenic Ultic AlaquodsNo arenic ultic alaquods1752

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731 Arenic Ultic AlorthodsNo arenic ultic alorthods1823

732 Arenic Ultic HaplaquodsYes arenic ultic haplaquods2698

733 Arenic Ultic HaplohumodsYes arenic ultic haplohumods2713

734 Arenic UmbraqualfsYes arenic umbraqualfs50

735 Arenic Umbric AlaquodsNo arenic umbric alaquods3403

736 Arenic Umbric HaplaquodsYes arenic umbric haplaquods2773

737 Arenic Umbric KandiaquultsNo arenic umbric kandiaquults1873

738 Arenic Umbric PaleaquultsNo arenic umbric paleaquults1887

739 Arenic Ustalfic HaplargidsYes arenic ustalfic haplargids513

740 Arenic Ustic CalciargidsNo arenic ustic calciargids2255

741 Arenic Ustic HaplargidsNo arenic ustic haplargids2275

742 Arenic Ustic PaleargidsNo arenic ustic paleargids2296

743 Arenic Ustollic HaplargidsYes arenic ustollic haplargids514

744 Argiaquic ArgialbollsNo argiaquic argialbolls1168

745 Argiaquic CryoborollsYes argiaquic cryoborolls1247

746 Argiaquic Xeric ArgialbollsNo argiaquic xeric argialbolls1169

747 Argic CalciorthidsYes argic calciorthids571

748 Argic CryaquollsNo argic cryaquolls1184

749 Argic CryoborollsYes argic cryoborolls1248

750 Argic CryopsammentsYes argic cryopsamments764

751 Argic DuraquollsNo argic duraquolls1192

752 Argic DuricryollsNo argic duricryolls3326

753 Argic DurixerollsYes argic durixerolls1482

754 Argic EndoaquodsNo argic endoaquods1771

755 Argic FragiaquodsNo argic fragiaquods1782

756 Argic Lithic CryoborollsYes argic lithic cryoborolls1249

757 Argic Pachic CryoborollsYes argic pachic cryoborolls1250

758 Argic PetrocalcidsNo argic petrocalcids2336

759 Argic QuartzipsammentsYes argic quartzipsamments772

760 Argic UdipsammentsYes argic udipsamments794

761 Argic Ustic Quartzipsamments

Yes argic ustic quartzipsamments773

762 Argic UstipsammentsYes argic ustipsamments801

763 Argic Vertic CryoborollsYes argic vertic cryoborolls1251

764 Argic XeropsammentsYes argic xeropsamments807

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765 ArgidicYes argidic2217

766 Argidic ArgiduridsNo argidic argidurids2418

767 Argidic DurixerollsNo argidic durixerolls2494

768 Argiduridic ArgixerollsNo argiduridic argixerolls2579

769 Argiduridic DurixerollsNo argiduridic durixerolls2495

770 Argiduridic DurustollsNo argiduridic durustolls2575

771 ArgixerollicYes argixerollic2216

772 Aridic ArgiborollsYes aridic argiborolls1222

773 Aridic ArgiustollsNo aridic argiustolls1365

774 Aridic ArgixerollsNo aridic argixerolls1453

775 Aridic CalciborollsYes aridic calciborolls1237

776 Aridic Calcic ArgixerollsYes aridic calcic argixerolls1454

777 Aridic CalciusteptsNo aridic calciustepts3182

778 Aridic CalciustertsNo aridic calciusterts2123

779 Aridic CalciustollsNo aridic calciustolls1380

780 Aridic CalcixerertsNo aridic calcixererts2171

781 Aridic CalcixerollsNo aridic calcixerolls1472

782 Aridic DuraquertsNo aridic duraquerts2047

783 Aridic Duric HaploxerollsYes aridic duric haploxerolls1496

784 Aridic Duric HaplustollsYes aridic duric haplustolls3460

785 Aridic DurixerertsNo aridic durixererts2179

786 Aridic DurixerollsYes aridic durixerolls1483

787 Aridic DurochreptsYes aridic durochrepts3455

788 Aridic DurustollsYes aridic durustolls1392

789 Aridic DystraquertsNo aridic dystraquerts2053

790 Aridic DystrusteptsNo aridic dystrustepts3547

791 Aridic DystrustertsNo aridic dystrusterts2134

792 Aridic EndoaquertsNo aridic endoaquerts2061

793 Aridic EpiaquertsNo aridic epiaquerts2071

794 Aridic EutroboralfsYes aridic eutroboralfs3445

795 Aridic Glossic NatrustalfsNo aridic glossic natrustalfs3499

796 Aridic GypsiustertsNo aridic gypsiusterts2141

797 Aridic HaploborollsYes aridic haploborolls1272

798 Aridic HaploxerertsNo aridic haploxererts2187

799 Aridic HaploxerollsNo aridic haploxerolls1495

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800 Aridic HaplustalfsNo aridic haplustalfs187

801 Aridic HaplusteptsNo aridic haplustepts3212

802 Aridic HaplustertsNo aridic haplusterts2150

803 Aridic HaplustollsNo aridic haplustolls1401

804 Aridic HumusteptsNo aridic humustepts3725

805 Aridic KandiustalfsNo aridic kandiustalfs201

806 Aridic KandiustultsNo aridic kandiustults2013

807 Aridic KanhaplustalfsNo aridic kanhaplustalfs209

808 Aridic KanhaplustultsNo aridic kanhaplustults2023

809 Aridic Leptic HaplustertsNo aridic leptic haplusterts3417

810 Aridic Leptic NatrustalfsNo aridic leptic natrustalfs2820

811 Aridic Leptic NatrustollsNo aridic leptic natrustolls3379

812 Aridic Lithic ArgiustollsNo aridic lithic argiustolls3382

813 Aridic Lithic ArgixerollsNo aridic lithic argixerolls3740

814 Aridic Lithic CalcixerollsNo aridic lithic calcixerolls3741

815 Aridic Lithic HaploxerollsNo aridic lithic haploxerolls3742

816 Aridic Lithic HaplusteptsNo aridic lithic haplustepts3193

817 Aridic Lithic HaplustollsNo aridic lithic haplustolls3567

818 Aridic Lithic UstochreptsYes aridic lithic ustochrepts2852

819 Aridic Lithic UstorthentsNo aridic lithic ustorthents3018

820 Aridic NatrargidsYes aridic natrargids2619

821 Aridic NatriborollsYes aridic natriborolls1292

822 Aridic NatrixerollsNo aridic natrixerolls1523

823 Aridic NatrustalfsNo aridic natrustalfs2819

824 Aridic NatrustollsNo aridic natrustolls1425

825 Aridic PachicYes aridic pachic2218

826 Aridic PaleustalfsNo aridic paleustalfs226

827 Aridic PaleustollsNo aridic paleustolls1432

828 Aridic PalexerollsNo aridic palexerolls1528

829 Aridic Petrocalcic PalexerollsYes aridic petrocalcic palexerolls1529

830 Aridic SalaquertsNo aridic salaquerts2080

831 Aridic SalustertsNo aridic salusterts2164

832 Aridic TorriorthentsYes aridic torriorthents3451

833 Aridic UstifluventsNo aridic ustifluvents696

834 Aridic UstipsammentsNo aridic ustipsamments2506

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835 Aridic UstochreptsYes aridic ustochrepts1058

836 Aridic UstorthentsNo aridic ustorthents745

837 Aridic UstropeptsYes aridic ustropepts3457

838 Aridic VermiborollsYes aridic vermiborolls1308

839 Boralfic ArgiborollsYes boralfic argiborolls1225

840 Boralfic ArgiustollsYes boralfic argiustolls1366

841 Boralfic ArgixerollsYes boralfic argixerolls1455

842 Boralfic CryoborollsYes boralfic cryoborolls1253

843 Boralfic CryorthodsYes boralfic cryorthods2721

844 Boralfic Lithic CryoborollsYes boralfic lithic cryoborolls1252

845 Boralfic Udertic ArgiborollsYes boralfic udertic argiborolls2858

846 Boralfic Udic ArgiborollsYes boralfic udic argiborolls1224

847 Borollic CalciorthidsYes borollic calciorthids572

848 Borollic CamborthidsYes borollic camborthids587

849 Borollic Glossic NatrargidsYes borollic glossic natrargids542

850 Borollic HaplargidsYes borollic haplargids516

851 Borollic Lithic CalciorthidsYes borollic lithic calciorthids573

852 Borollic Lithic CamborthidsYes borollic lithic camborthids588

853 Borollic Lithic HaplargidsYes borollic lithic haplargids517

854 Borollic NatrargidsYes borollic natrargids541

855 Borollic PaleargidsYes borollic paleargids557

856 Borollic PaleorthidsYes borollic paleorthids624

857 Borollic TorriorthentsYes borollic torriorthents3452

858 Borollic Vertic CamborthidsYes borollic vertic camborthids589

859 Borollic Vertic HaplargidsYes borollic vertic haplargids518

860 Borollic Vertic PaleargidsYes borollic vertic paleargids556

861 Calciargidic ArgixerollsNo calciargidic argixerolls2872

862 Calciargidic PaleustollsYes calciargidic paleustolls2578

863 Calcic AnhyorthelsNo calcic anhyorthels3100

864 Calcic AnhyturbelsNo calcic anhyturbels3055

865 Calcic AquisalidsNo calcic aquisalids2483

866 Calcic ArgicryollsNo calcic argicryolls3552

867 Calcic ArgigypsidsNo calcic argigypsids2444

868 Calcic ArgiudollsNo calcic argiudolls1325

869 Calcic ArgixerollsNo calcic argixerolls1457

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870 Calcic CryaquollsNo calcic cryaquolls1185

871 Calcic CryoborollsYes calcic cryoborolls1255

872 Calcic DuricryollsNo calcic duricryolls3554

873 Calcic GypsicryidsNo calcic gypsicryids2394

874 Calcic GypsiorthidsYes calcic gypsiorthids620

875 Calcic HaplocryeptsNo calcic haplocryepts3621

876 Calcic HaplocryollsNo calcic haplocryolls3366

877 Calcic HaplosalidsNo calcic haplosalids2488

878 Calcic HaplotorrandsNo calcic haplotorrands2980

879 Calcic HaploxeralfsNo calcic haploxeralfs262

880 Calcic HaploxerandsNo calcic haploxerands485

881 Calcic HaploxereptsNo calcic haploxerepts3259

882 Calcic HaploxerollsNo calcic haploxerolls1499

883 Calcic HapludollsNo calcic hapludolls1341

884 Calcic HaplustalfsNo calcic haplustalfs2812

885 Calcic HaplustandsNo calcic haplustands459

886 Calcic HaplusteptsNo calcic haplustepts3211

887 Calcic HaplustertsNo calcic haplusterts3416

888 Calcic Lithic PetrocalcidsNo calcic lithic petrocalcids2994

889 Calcic NatrudollsNo calcic natrudolls3391

890 Calcic Pachic ArgicryollsNo calcic pachic argicryolls3551

891 Calcic Pachic ArgixerollsNo calcic pachic argixerolls1456

892 Calcic Pachic CryoborollsYes calcic pachic cryoborolls1254

893 Calcic Pachic HaplocryollsNo calcic pachic haplocryolls3363

894 Calcic Pachic HaploxerollsNo calcic pachic haploxerolls1497

895 Calcic PaleargidsNo calcic paleargids2298

896 Calcic PaleudollsNo calcic paleudolls1353

897 Calcic PaleustollsNo calcic paleustolls1434

898 Calcic PalexeralfsNo calcic palexeralfs281

899 Calcic PetrocalcidsNo calcic petrocalcids2337

900 Calcic PetrogypsidsNo calcic petrogypsids2476

901 Calcic RhodoxeralfsNo calcic rhodoxeralfs291

902 Calcic Udic HaplustalfsNo calcic udic haplustalfs2813

903 Calcic Udic HaplusteptsNo calcic udic haplustepts3210

904 Calcic Udic UstochreptsYes calcic udic ustochrepts1059

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905 Calcic UstivitrandsNo calcic ustivitrands477

906 Calcic UstochreptsYes calcic ustochrepts1061

907 Calcic VitritorrandsNo calcic vitritorrands367

908 Calcidic ArgiustollsNo calcidic argiustolls3384

909 Calcidic HaploxerollsNo calcidic haploxerolls2580

910 Calcidic HaplustalfsNo calcidic haplustalfs2814

911 Calcidic PaleustalfsNo calcidic paleustalfs2556

912 Calcidic PaleustollsNo calcidic paleustolls3381

913 Calciorthidic HaploxerollsYes calciorthidic haploxerolls1498

914 Calciorthidic PaleustalfsYes calciorthidic paleustalfs228

915 Calciorthidic PaleustollsYes calciorthidic paleustolls1433

916 Calciorthidic UstochreptsYes calciorthidic ustochrepts1060

917 Calcixerollic XerochreptsYes calcixerollic xerochrepts1077

918 Cambic GypsiorthidsYes cambic gypsiorthids619

919 Cambidic DurixerollsNo cambidic durixerolls2492

920 Cambidic HaploduridsNo cambidic haplodurids2427

921 Chromic CalcitorrertsNo chromic calcitorrerts2091

922 Chromic CalciustertsNo chromic calciusterts2124

923 Chromic CalcixerertsNo chromic calcixererts2172

924 Chromic DuraquertsNo chromic duraquerts2048

925 Chromic DurixerertsNo chromic durixererts2180

926 Chromic DystraquertsNo chromic dystraquerts2054

927 Chromic DystrudertsNo chromic dystruderts2111

928 Chromic DystrustertsNo chromic dystrusterts2135

929 Chromic EndoaquertsNo chromic endoaquerts2062

930 Chromic EpiaquertsNo chromic epiaquerts2072

931 Chromic GypsitorrertsNo chromic gypsitorrerts2096

932 Chromic GypsiustertsNo chromic gypsiusterts2142

933 Chromic HaplocryertsNo chromic haplocryerts2086

934 Chromic HaplotorrertsNo chromic haplotorrerts2098

935 Chromic HaploxerertsNo chromic haploxererts2188

936 Chromic HapludertsNo chromic hapluderts2117

937 Chromic HaplustertsNo chromic haplusterts2152

938 Chromic PelloxerertsYes chromic pelloxererts2760

939 Chromic SalaquertsNo chromic salaquerts2081

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940 Chromic SalitorrertsNo chromic salitorrerts2105

941 Chromic SalustertsNo chromic salusterts2165

942 Chromic Udic HaplustertsNo chromic udic haplusterts2151

943 Chromic Vertic AlbaqualfsNo chromic vertic albaqualfs2509

944 Chromic Vertic EndoaqualfsNo chromic vertic endoaqualfs2907

945 Chromic Vertic EpiaqualfsNo chromic vertic epiaqualfs2514

946 Chromic Vertic HapludalfsNo chromic vertic hapludalfs2517

947 ChromudicYes chromudic2219

948 Cryic FragiorthodsYes cryic fragiorthods3480

949 Cryic Lithic RendollsYes cryic lithic rendolls1314

950 Cryic Pachic PaleborollsYes cryic pachic paleborolls1302

951 Cryic PaleborollsYes cryic paleborolls1303

952 Cryic PlacohumodsYes cryic placohumods1820

953 Cryic RendollsYes cryic rendolls1315

954 Cryic SphagnofibristsYes cryic sphagnofibrists843

955 Cumulic CryaquollsNo cumulic cryaquolls1186

956 Cumulic CryoborollsYes cumulic cryoborolls1256

957 Cumulic EndoaquollsNo cumulic endoaquolls1197

958 Cumulic EpiaquollsNo cumulic epiaquolls1206

959 Cumulic HaplaquollsYes cumulic haplaquolls2593

960 Cumulic HaploborollsYes cumulic haploborolls1274

961 Cumulic HaplocryollsNo cumulic haplocryolls3359

962 Cumulic HaplogelollsNo cumulic haplogelolls3558

963 Cumulic HaploxerollsNo cumulic haploxerolls1501

964 Cumulic HapludollsNo cumulic hapludolls1342

965 Cumulic HaplumbreptsYes cumulic haplumbrepts1149

966 Cumulic HaplustollsNo cumulic haplustolls1402

967 Cumulic HumaqueptsNo cumulic humaquepts979

968 Cumulic HumixereptsNo cumulic humixerepts3733

969 Cumulic HumudeptsNo cumulic humudepts3714

970 Cumulic MolliturbelsNo cumulic molliturbels3062

971 Cumulic MollorthelsNo cumulic mollorthels3107

972 Cumulic Udertic HaploborollsYes cumulic udertic haploborolls2862

973 Cumulic Udic HaploborollsYes cumulic udic haploborolls1273

974 Cumulic Ultic HaploxerollsNo cumulic ultic haploxerolls1500

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975 Cumulic UmbriturbelsNo cumulic umbriturbels3070

976 Cumulic UmbrorthelsNo cumulic umbrorthels3115

977 Cumulic Vertic EndoaquollsNo cumulic vertic endoaquolls2522

978 Cumulic Vertic EpiaquollsNo cumulic vertic epiaquolls2524

979 Cumulic Vertic HaploborollsYes cumulic vertic haploborolls2863

980 Durargidic ArgixerollsYes durargidic argixerolls1459

981 Duric AlaquodsNo duric alaquods1754

982 Duric ArgiustollsNo duric argiustolls1367

983 Duric ArgixerollsNo duric argixerolls1458

984 Duric CalciorthidsYes duric calciorthids574

985 Duric CamborthidsYes duric camborthids590

986 Duric CryaquodsNo duric cryaquods1761

987 Duric CryoborollsYes duric cryoborolls1257

988 Duric EndoaquandsNo duric endoaquands306

989 Duric EndoaquollsNo duric endoaquolls1198

990 Duric EpiaquandsNo duric epiaquands314

991 Duric EpiaquollsNo duric epiaquolls1207

992 Duric HalaqueptsNo duric halaquepts3144

993 Duric HaplaquollsYes duric haplaquolls2676

994 Duric HaplargidsYes duric haplargids519

995 Duric HaplocalcidsNo duric haplocalcids2320

996 Duric HaplorthodsYes duric haplorthods2726

997 Duric HaplosalidsNo duric haplosalids2485

998 Duric HaplotorrandsNo duric haplotorrands2979

999 Duric HaploxerollsNo duric haploxerolls1502

1000 Duric HapludandsNo duric hapludands401

1001 Duric HaplustollsNo duric haplustolls1403

1002 Duric Histic PlacaquandsNo duric histic placaquands327

1003 Duric NatrargidsYes duric natrargids543

1004 Duric NatrixerollsNo duric natrixerolls1524

1005 Duric NatrustollsNo duric natrustolls1426

1006 Duric PaleargidsYes duric paleargids558

1007 Duric PalexerollsNo duric palexerolls3371

1008 Duric PetroargidsNo duric petroargids2309

1009 Duric PetrocryidsNo duric petrocryids2406

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1010 Duric PlacaquandsNo duric placaquands326

1011 Duric TorriarentsNo duric torriarents3474

1012 Duric TorrifluventsNo duric torrifluvents2891

1013 Duric TorriorthentsNo duric torriorthents2894

1014 Duric TorripsammentsYes duric torripsamments2896

1015 Duric VitraquandsNo duric vitraquands332

1016 Duric VitritorrandsNo duric vitritorrands368

1017 Duric XerarentsNo duric xerarents3006

1018 Duric Xeric HaplocalcidsNo duric xeric haplocalcids2319

1019 Duric Xeric PetroargidsNo duric xeric petroargids2308

1020 Duric Xeric PetrocryidsNo duric xeric petrocryids2405

1021 Duric Xeric TorrifluventsNo duric xeric torrifluvents2892

1022 Duric Xeric TorriorthentsYes duric xeric torriorthents2895

1023 Duric Xeric TorripsammentsYes duric xeric torripsamments2897

1024 Duridic HaploxerollsNo duridic haploxerolls2900

1025 Duridic TorrifluventsYes duridic torrifluvents2557

1026 Duridic Xeric TorrifluventsYes duridic xeric torrifluvents2558

1027 Durinodic AlbaqualfsYes durinodic albaqualfs2510

1028 Durinodic AquicambidsNo durinodic aquicambids2346

1029 Durinodic CalciargidsNo durinodic calciargids2258

1030 Durinodic GypsiargidsNo durinodic gypsiargids2266

1031 Durinodic HaplargidsNo durinodic haplargids2277

1032 Durinodic HaplocalcidsNo durinodic haplocalcids2322

1033 Durinodic HaplocambidsNo durinodic haplocambids2361

1034 Durinodic NatrargidsNo durinodic natrargids2286

1035 Durinodic PaleargidsNo durinodic paleargids2300

1036 Durinodic UstorthentsNo durinodic ustorthents2563

1037 Durinodic Xeric AquicambidsNo durinodic xeric aquicambids2345

1038 Durinodic Xeric CalciargidsNo durinodic xeric calciargids2257

1039 Durinodic Xeric HaplargidsNo durinodic xeric haplargids2276

1040 Durinodic Xeric HaplocalcidsNo durinodic xeric haplocalcids2321

1041 Durinodic Xeric Haplocambids

No durinodic xeric haplocambids2360

1042 Durinodic Xeric NatrargidsNo durinodic xeric natrargids2285

1043 Durinodic Xeric PaleargidsNo durinodic xeric paleargids2299

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1044 Durinodic XerofluventsNo durinodic xerofluvents2559

1045 Durinodic XeropsammentsNo durinodic xeropsamments2568

1046 Durinodic XerorthentsNo durinodic xerorthents2564

1047 Durixerollic CalciorthidsYes durixerollic calciorthids575

1048 Durixerollic CamborthidsYes durixerollic camborthids591

1049 Durixerollic HaplargidsYes durixerollic haplargids520

1050 Durixerollic Lithic Camborthids

Yes durixerollic lithic camborthids592

1051 Durixerollic NatrargidsYes durixerollic natrargids544

1052 DurochrepticYes durochreptic2220

1053 Durorthidic AlbaqualfsYes durorthidic albaqualfs5

1054 Durorthidic TorrifluventsYes durorthidic torrifluvents676

1055 Durorthidic TorriorthentsYes durorthidic torriorthents719

1056 Durorthidic TorripsammentsYes durorthidic torripsamments783

1057 Durorthidic UstorthentsYes durorthidic ustorthents746

1058 Durorthidic Xeric Yes durorthidic xeric torrifluvents677

1059 Durorthidic Xeric Torriorthents

Yes durorthidic xeric torriorthents720

1060 Durorthidic Xeric Torripsamments

Yes durorthidic xeric torripsamments

784

1061 Durorthidic XerofluventsYes durorthidic xerofluvents704

1062 Durorthidic XeropsammentsYes durorthidic xeropsamments808

1063 Durorthidic XerorthentsYes durorthidic xerorthents757

1064 Dystric CryandeptsYes dystric cryandepts2633

1065 Dystric CryochreptsYes dystric cryochrepts1002

1066 Dystric CryumbreptsYes dystric cryumbrepts3458

1067 Dystric DurochreptsYes dystric durochrepts1011

1068 Dystric Entic DurochreptsYes dystric entic durochrepts1012

1069 Dystric EutrochreptsYes dystric eutrochrepts1037

1070 Dystric EutrudeptsNo dystric eutrudepts3290

1071 Dystric Fluventic Eutrochrepts

Yes dystric fluventic eutrochrepts1038

1072 Dystric Fluventic EutrudeptsNo dystric fluventic eutrudepts3287

1073 Dystric Fluventic XerochreptsYes dystric fluventic xerochrepts1079

1074 Dystric HaplustandsNo dystric haplustands460

1075 Dystric HaplusteptsNo dystric haplustepts3213

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1076 Dystric Lithic CryandeptsYes dystric lithic cryandepts2634

1077 Dystric Lithic XerochreptsYes dystric lithic xerochrepts1080

1078 Dystric UstochreptsYes dystric ustochrepts1062

1079 Dystric Vitric HaplustandsNo dystric vitric haplustands461

1080 Dystric XerochreptsYes dystric xerochrepts1078

1081 Dystric XeropsammentsNo dystric xeropsamments809

1082 Dystric XerorthentsNo dystric xerorthents758

1083 DystropepticYes dystropeptic2221

1084 Entic AlorthodsNo entic alorthods1825

1085 Entic CalcitorrertsNo entic calcitorrerts2092

1086 Entic CalciustertsNo entic calciusterts2125

1087 Entic CalcixerertsNo entic calcixererts2173

1088 Entic ChromoxerertsYes entic chromoxererts2758

1089 Entic ChromudertsYes entic chromuderts2746

1090 Entic ChromustertsYes entic chromusterts2749

1091 Entic CryandeptsYes entic cryandepts2635

1092 Entic CryaquodsNo entic cryaquods1762

1093 Entic CryorthodsYes entic cryorthods2722

1094 Entic CryumbreptsYes entic cryumbrepts1134

1095 Entic DurixereptsNo entic durixerepts3220

1096 Entic DurixerollsYes entic durixerolls1484

1097 Entic DurochreptsYes entic durochrepts1013

1098 Entic DurorthidsYes entic durorthids609

1099 Entic DurustollsNo entic durustolls1393

1100 Entic DystrandeptsYes entic dystrandepts2639

1101 Entic DystraquertsNo entic dystraquerts2055

1102 Entic DystrudertsNo entic dystruderts2112

1103 Entic DystrustertsNo entic dystrusterts2136

1104 Entic EndoaquertsNo entic endoaquerts2063

1105 Entic EpiaquertsNo entic epiaquerts2073

1106 Entic EutrandeptsYes entic eutrandepts2645

1107 Entic FragiorthodsNo entic fragiorthods1836

1108 Entic Grossarenic AlorthodsNo entic grossarenic alorthods2775

1109 Entic GypsiustertsNo entic gypsiusterts2143

1110 Entic HaplaqueptsYes entic haplaquepts3453

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1111 Entic HaplaquodsYes entic haplaquods2699

1112 Entic HaploborollsYes entic haploborolls1275

1113 Entic HaplocryodsNo entic haplocryods1797

1114 Entic HaplohumodsYes entic haplohumods2714

1115 Entic HaplorthodsNo entic haplorthods1847

1116 Entic HaplotorrertsNo entic haplotorrerts2099

1117 Entic HaploxerertsNo entic haploxererts2189

1118 Entic HaploxerollsNo entic haploxerolls1504

1119 Entic HapludertsNo entic hapluderts2118

1120 Entic HapludollsNo entic hapludolls1343

1121 Entic HaplumbreptsYes entic haplumbrepts1150

1122 Entic HaplustertsNo entic haplusterts2154

1123 Entic HaplustollsNo entic haplustolls1404

1124 Entic HaprendollsNo entic haprendolls3324

1125 Entic HumixereptsNo entic humixerepts3736

1126 Entic HumudeptsNo entic humudepts3718

1127 Entic Lithic HaplorthodsNo entic lithic haplorthods1846

1128 Entic PaleustollsNo entic paleustolls1435

1129 Entic PelloxerertsYes entic pelloxererts2761

1130 Entic PelludertsYes entic pelluderts2748

1131 Entic PellustertsYes entic pellusterts2591

1132 Entic RendollsYes entic rendolls1316

1133 Entic SalaquertsNo entic salaquerts2082

1134 Entic SalitorrertsNo entic salitorrerts2106

1135 Entic SalustertsNo entic salusterts2166

1136 Entic SideraquodsYes entic sideraquods2706

1137 Entic Udic HaplustertsNo entic udic haplusterts2153

1138 Entic Ultic HaploxerollsNo entic ultic haploxerolls1503

1139 Entic VermudollsYes entic vermudolls1358

1140 Entic VermustollsNo entic vermustolls1444

1141 Entic XerumbreptsYes entic xerumbrepts1161

1142 EpiaquicYes epiaquic2223

1143 Epiaquic HaplustultsYes epiaquic haplustults3468

1144 Epiaquic OrthoxicYes epiaquic orthoxic2224

1145 Eutric AcrudoxNo eutric acrudox1626

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1146 Eutric AcrustoxNo eutric acrustox1690

1147 Eutric DuricryandsNo eutric duricryands3505

1148 Eutric DurudandsNo eutric durudands3510

1149 Eutric DystrocryeptsNo eutric dystrocryepts3630

1150 Eutric FulvicryandsNo eutric fulvicryands3506

1151 Eutric FulvudandsNo eutric fulvudands383

1152 Eutric GlossoboralfsYes eutric glossoboralfs85

1153 Eutric GlossocryalfsNo eutric glossocryalfs2933

1154 Eutric HaplocryalfsNo eutric haplocryalfs2951

1155 Eutric HapludandsNo eutric hapludands403

1156 Eutric HumicryeptsNo eutric humicryepts3601

1157 Eutric HumigeleptsNo eutric humigelepts3693

1158 Eutric HumudeptsNo eutric humudepts3717

1159 Eutric Hydric MelanudandsYes eutric hydric melanudands430

1160 Eutric HydrudandsNo eutric hydrudands416

1161 Eutric Lithic FulvudandsNo eutric lithic fulvudands2985

1162 Eutric MelanudandsNo eutric melanudands2984

1163 Eutric Oxyaquic DuricryandsNo eutric oxyaquic duricryands3596

1164 Eutric Pachic FulvicryandsNo eutric pachic fulvicryands3507

1165 Eutric Pachic FulvudandsNo eutric pachic fulvudands382

1166 Eutric PlacudandsYes eutric placudands445

1167 Eutric Thaptic HapludandsNo eutric thaptic hapludands402

1168 Eutric Vitric MelanudandsYes eutric vitric melanudands431

1169 Eutric Vitric PlacudandsYes eutric vitric placudands444

1170 Eutrochreptic RendollsYes eutrochreptic rendolls1317

1171 Eutropeptic RendollsYes eutropeptic rendolls1318

1172 Ferrudalfic UmbraqualfsYes ferrudalfic umbraqualfs51

1173 Fibric BorohemistsYes fibric borohemists872

1174 Fibric BorosapristsYes fibric borosaprists910

1175 Fibric FrasiwassistsNo fibric frasiwassists3675

1176 Fibric HaplohemistsNo fibric haplohemists3437

1177 Fibric HaplowassistsNo fibric haplowassists3679

1178 Fibric MedihemistsYes fibric medihemists887

1179 Fibric MedisapristsYes fibric medisaprists924

1180 Fibric SulfiwassistsNo fibric sulfiwassists3682

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1181 Fibric Terric BorohemistsYes fibric terric borohemists871

1182 Fibric Terric BorosapristsYes fibric terric borosaprists909

1183 Fibric Terric MedihemistsYes fibric terric medihemists886

1184 Fibric Terric MedisapristsYes fibric terric medisaprists923

1185 Fibric Terric TropohemistsYes fibric terric tropohemists899

1186 Fibric Terric TroposapristsYes fibric terric troposaprists935

1187 Fibric TropohemistsYes fibric tropohemists900

1188 Fibric TroposapristsYes fibric troposaprists936

1189 Fluvaquentic AquorthelsNo fluvaquentic aquorthels3516

1190 Fluvaquentic BorofibristsYes fluvaquentic borofibrists813

1191 Fluvaquentic BorohemistsYes fluvaquentic borohemists873

1192 Fluvaquentic BorosapristsYes fluvaquentic borosaprists911

1193 Fluvaquentic CryaqueptsNo fluvaquentic cryaquepts3145

1194 Fluvaquentic CryoborollsYes fluvaquentic cryoborolls1258

1195 Fluvaquentic CryofibristsNo fluvaquentic cryofibrists825

1196 Fluvaquentic CryohemistsNo fluvaquentic cryohemists881

1197 Fluvaquentic CryosapristsNo fluvaquentic cryosaprists918

1198 Fluvaquentic DystrochreptsYes fluvaquentic dystrochrepts1020

1199 Fluvaquentic DystrocryeptsNo fluvaquentic dystrocryepts3628

1200 Fluvaquentic DystroxereptsNo fluvaquentic dystroxerepts3240

1201 Fluvaquentic DystrudeptsNo fluvaquentic dystrudepts3302

1202 Fluvaquentic EndoaqueptsNo fluvaquentic endoaquepts3148

1203 Fluvaquentic EndoaquollsNo fluvaquentic endoaquolls1199

1204 Fluvaquentic EpiaqueptsNo fluvaquentic epiaquepts3147

1205 Fluvaquentic EpiaquollsNo fluvaquentic epiaquolls1208

1206 Fluvaquentic EutrochreptsYes fluvaquentic eutrochrepts1039

1207 Fluvaquentic EutropeptsYes fluvaquentic eutropepts1105

1208 Fluvaquentic EutrudeptsNo fluvaquentic eutrudepts3281

1209 Fluvaquentic FibristelsNo fluvaquentic fibristels3028

1210 Fluvaquentic GelaqueptsNo fluvaquentic gelaquepts3530

1211 Fluvaquentic HaplaqueptsYes fluvaquentic haplaquepts2667

1212 Fluvaquentic HaplaquollsYes fluvaquentic haplaquolls2586

1213 Fluvaquentic HaploborollsYes fluvaquentic haploborolls1276

1214 Fluvaquentic HaplocryeptsNo fluvaquentic haplocryepts3616

1215 Fluvaquentic HaplocryollsNo fluvaquentic haplocryolls3360

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1216 Fluvaquentic HaplofibristsNo fluvaquentic haplofibrists3423

1217 Fluvaquentic HaplohemistsNo fluvaquentic haplohemists3436

1218 Fluvaquentic HaplorthelsNo fluvaquentic haplorthels3517

1219 Fluvaquentic HaplosapristsNo fluvaquentic haplosaprists3427

1220 Fluvaquentic HaploxerollsNo fluvaquentic haploxerolls1505

1221 Fluvaquentic HapludollsNo fluvaquentic hapludolls1344

1222 Fluvaquentic HaplustollsNo fluvaquentic haplustolls1405

1223 Fluvaquentic HemistelsNo fluvaquentic hemistels3033

1224 Fluvaquentic HistorthelsNo fluvaquentic historthels3525

1225 Fluvaquentic HumaqueptsNo fluvaquentic humaquepts980

1226 Fluvaquentic HumicryeptsNo fluvaquentic humicryepts3590

1227 Fluvaquentic HumudeptsNo fluvaquentic humudepts3709

1228 Fluvaquentic MedifibristsYes fluvaquentic medifibrists831

1229 Fluvaquentic MedihemistsYes fluvaquentic medihemists888

1230 Fluvaquentic MedisapristsYes fluvaquentic medisaprists925

1231 Fluvaquentic SapristelsNo fluvaquentic sapristels3037

1232 Fluvaquentic SphagnofibristsNo fluvaquentic sphagnofibrists844

1233 Fluvaquentic TropofibristsYes fluvaquentic tropofibrists853

1234 Fluvaquentic TropohemistsYes fluvaquentic tropohemists901

1235 Fluvaquentic TroposapristsYes fluvaquentic troposaprists937

1236 Fluvaquentic Vertic Endoaquolls

No fluvaquentic vertic endoaquolls

2523

1237 Fluvaquentic Vertic Epiaquolls

No fluvaquentic vertic epiaquolls2525

1238 Fluvaquentic XerochreptsYes fluvaquentic xerochrepts2672

1239 Fluventic AquicambidsNo fluventic aquicambids2350

1240 Fluventic CalciudollsNo fluventic calciudolls3393

1241 Fluventic CamborthidsYes fluventic camborthids593

1242 Fluventic CryoborollsYes fluventic cryoborolls1259

1243 Fluventic DystrochreptsYes fluventic dystrochrepts1021

1244 Fluventic DystrocryeptsNo fluventic dystrocryepts3629

1245 Fluventic DystrogeleptsNo fluventic dystrogelepts3695

1246 Fluventic DystropeptsYes fluventic dystropepts1092

1247 Fluventic DystroxereptsNo fluventic dystroxerepts3245

1248 Fluventic DystrudeptsNo fluventic dystrudepts3310

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1249 Fluventic DystrusteptsNo fluventic dystrustepts3189

1250 Fluventic EndoaqueptsNo fluventic endoaquepts3533

1251 Fluventic EutrochreptsYes fluventic eutrochrepts1040

1252 Fluventic EutropeptsYes fluventic eutropepts1106

1253 Fluventic EutrudeptsNo fluventic eutrudepts3288

1254 Fluventic FrasiwassentsNo fluventic frasiwassents3645

1255 Fluventic HaplaquollsYes fluventic haplaquolls3459

1256 Fluventic HaploborollsYes fluventic haploborolls1277

1257 Fluventic HaplocambidsNo fluventic haplocambids2370

1258 Fluventic HaplocryeptsNo fluventic haplocryepts3620

1259 Fluventic HaplocryollsNo fluventic haplocryolls3365

1260 Fluventic HaplogeleptsNo fluventic haplogelepts3700

1261 Fluventic HaplorthelsNo fluventic haplorthels3518

1262 Fluventic HaploxereptsNo fluventic haploxerepts3258

1263 Fluventic HaploxerollsNo fluventic haploxerolls1506

1264 Fluventic HapludollsNo fluventic hapludolls1345

1265 Fluventic HaplumbreptsYes fluventic haplumbrepts1151

1266 Fluventic HaplusteptsNo fluventic haplustepts3207

1267 Fluventic HaplustollsNo fluventic haplustolls1406

1268 Fluventic HistorthelsNo fluventic historthels3526

1269 Fluventic Humic Dystroxerepts

No fluventic humic dystroxerepts3244

1270 Fluventic Humic DystrudeptsNo fluventic humic dystrudepts3309

1271 Fluventic HumicryeptsNo fluventic humicryepts3598

1272 Fluventic HumigeleptsNo fluventic humigelepts3691

1273 Fluventic HumitropeptsYes fluventic humitropepts1115

1274 Fluventic HumixereptsNo fluventic humixerepts3734

1275 Fluventic HumudeptsNo fluventic humudepts3715

1276 Fluventic MedihemistsYes fluventic medihemists2631

1277 Fluventic PsammowassentsNo fluventic psammowassents3659

1278 Fluventic SulfiwassentsNo fluventic sulfiwassents3665

1279 Fluventic Umbric Dystrochrepts

Yes fluventic umbric dystrochrepts

1022

1280 Fluventic UstochreptsYes fluventic ustochrepts1063

1281 Fluventic UstropeptsYes fluventic ustropepts1126

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1282 Fluventic XerochreptsYes fluventic xerochrepts1081

1283 Fluventic XerumbreptsYes fluventic xerumbrepts1162

1284 Folistic DystrocryeptsNo folistic dystrocryepts3686

1285 Folistic FulvicryandsNo folistic fulvicryands3632

1286 Folistic HaplocryandsNo folistic haplocryands3633

1287 Folistic HaplocryodsNo folistic haplocryods3743

1288 Folistic HaplorthelsNo folistic haplorthels3669

1289 Folistic HaploturbelsNo folistic haploturbels3672

1290 Folistic HumicryodsNo folistic humicryods3744

1291 Folistic MolliturbelsNo folistic molliturbels3673

1292 Folistic MollorthelsNo folistic mollorthels3670

1293 Folistic UmbriturbelsNo folistic umbriturbels3674

1294 Folistic UmbrorthelsNo folistic umbrorthels3671

1295 Folistic VitricryandsNo folistic vitricryands3634

1296 Fragiaquic DystrochreptsYes fragiaquic dystrochrepts2847

1297 Fragiaquic DystroxereptsNo fragiaquic dystroxerepts3239

1298 Fragiaquic DystrudeptsNo fragiaquic dystrudepts3301

1299 Fragiaquic EutroboralfsYes fragiaquic eutroboralfs2793

1300 Fragiaquic EutrochreptsYes fragiaquic eutrochrepts2849

1301 Fragiaquic EutrudeptsNo fragiaquic eutrudepts3280

1302 Fragiaquic GlossoboralfsYes fragiaquic glossoboralfs2800

1303 Fragiaquic GlossudalfsNo fragiaquic glossudalfs2890

1304 Fragiaquic HaplorthodsNo fragiaquic haplorthods2875

1305 Fragiaquic HaploxeralfsNo fragiaquic haploxeralfs2826

1306 Fragiaquic HapludalfsNo fragiaquic hapludalfs2804

1307 Fragiaquic HapludultsNo fragiaquic hapludults2883

1308 Fragiaquic KanhapludultsNo fragiaquic kanhapludults2886

1309 Fragiaquic PaleudalfsNo fragiaquic paleudalfs2809

1310 Fragiaquic PaleudultsNo fragiaquic paleudults1987

1311 Fragiaquic PalexeralfsNo fragiaquic palexeralfs2830

1312 Fragiaquic XerochreptsYes fragiaquic xerochrepts2855

1313 Fragic DystrochreptsYes fragic dystrochrepts2848

1314 Fragic DystroxereptsNo fragic dystroxerepts3243

1315 Fragic DystrudeptsNo fragic dystrudepts3306

1316 Fragic EndoaqualfsNo fragic endoaqualfs2780

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1317 Fragic EndoaqueptsNo fragic endoaquepts2842

1318 Fragic EpiaqualfsNo fragic epiaqualfs2782

1319 Fragic EpiaqueptsNo fragic epiaquepts2843

1320 Fragic EpiaquultsNo fragic epiaquults2880

1321 Fragic EutroboralfsYes fragic eutroboralfs2794

1322 Fragic EutrochreptsYes fragic eutrochrepts2850

1323 Fragic EutrudeptsNo fragic eutrudepts3285

1324 Fragic GlossaqualfsNo fragic glossaqualfs2785

1325 Fragic GlossoboralfsYes fragic glossoboralfs2801

1326 Fragic GlossocryalfsNo fragic glossocryalfs2925

1327 Fragic GlossudalfsNo fragic glossudalfs118

1328 Fragic HaplorthodsNo fragic haplorthods2876

1329 Fragic HaploxeralfsNo fragic haploxeralfs2827

1330 Fragic HaploxereptsNo fragic haploxerepts3257

1331 Fragic HapludalfsNo fragic hapludalfs2805

1332 Fragic HapludultsNo fragic hapludults2884

1333 Fragic KanhapludultsNo fragic kanhapludults2887

1334 Fragic Oxyaquic HapludalfsNo fragic oxyaquic hapludalfs2806

1335 Fragic PaleudalfsNo fragic paleudalfs2810

1336 Fragic PaleudultsNo fragic paleudults1988

1337 Fragic PalexeralfsNo fragic palexeralfs2831

1338 Fragic XerochreptsYes fragic xerochrepts2856

1339 Glacic AnhyorthelsNo glacic anhyorthels3095

1340 Glacic AnhyturbelsNo glacic anhyturbels3050

1341 Glacic AquiturbelsNo glacic aquiturbels3044

1342 Glacic AquorthelsNo glacic aquorthels3086

1343 Glacic ArgiorthelsNo glacic argiorthels3119

1344 Glacic FolistelsNo glacic folistels3021

1345 Glacic HaplorthelsNo glacic haplorthels3127

1346 Glacic HaploturbelsNo glacic haploturbels3078

1347 Glacic HistorthelsNo glacic historthels3082

1348 Glacic HistoturbelsNo glacic histoturbels3040

1349 Glacic MolliturbelsNo glacic molliturbels3058

1350 Glacic MollorthelsNo glacic mollorthels3103

1351 Glacic PsammorthelsNo glacic psammorthels3123

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1352 Glacic PsammoturbelsNo glacic psammoturbels3074

1353 Glacic UmbriturbelsNo glacic umbriturbels3066

1354 Glacic UmbrorthelsNo glacic umbrorthels3111

1355 Glossaquic EutroboralfsYes glossaquic eutroboralfs69

1356 Glossaquic FragiudalfsYes glossaquic fragiudalfs104

1357 Glossaquic FragiudultsNo glossaquic fragiudults1932

1358 Glossaquic HapludalfsNo glossaquic hapludalfs134

1359 Glossaquic NatrudalfsNo glossaquic natrudalfs2960

1360 Glossaquic PaleudalfsNo glossaquic paleudalfs171

1361 Glossic CryoboralfsYes glossic cryoboralfs56

1362 Glossic EutroboralfsYes glossic eutroboralfs70

1363 Glossic FragiudalfsYes glossic fragiudalfs105

1364 Glossic FragiudultsNo glossic fragiudults1933

1365 Glossic HapludalfsNo glossic hapludalfs135

1366 Glossic NatraqualfsNo glossic natraqualfs45

1367 Glossic NatraquollsNo glossic natraquolls3550

1368 Glossic NatrargidsNo glossic natrargids545

1369 Glossic NatriborollsYes glossic natriborolls1293

1370 Glossic NatrudalfsYes glossic natrudalfs162

1371 Glossic NatrudollsNo glossic natrudolls3390

1372 Glossic NatrustollsNo glossic natrustolls1427

1373 Glossic Oxyaquic Eutroboralfs

Yes glossic oxyaquic eutroboralfs2795

1374 Glossic PaleudalfsNo glossic paleudalfs172

1375 Glossic Udic NatriborollsYes glossic udic natriborolls1294

1376 Glossic Ustic NatrargidsNo glossic ustic natrargids2288

1377 Glossic Ustollic NatrargidsYes glossic ustollic natrargids546

1378 Glossic Vertic NatrudollsNo glossic vertic natrudolls3388

1379 Glossic Vertic NatrustollsNo glossic vertic natrustolls3378

1380 GlossoboralficYes glossoboralfic2225

1381 Glossoboric HapludalfsYes glossoboric hapludalfs136

1382 Grossarenic AlaquodsNo grossarenic alaquods1755

1383 Grossarenic AlorthodsNo grossarenic alorthods1827

1384 Grossarenic ArgiaquollsNo grossarenic argiaquolls1177

1385 Grossarenic EndoaqualfsNo grossarenic endoaqualfs14

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1386 Grossarenic EndoaquultsNo grossarenic endoaquults1858

1387 Grossarenic Entic AlorthodsYes grossarenic entic alorthods1826

1388 Grossarenic Entic Haplohumods

Yes grossarenic entic haplohumods

2716

1389 Grossarenic EpiaqualfsNo grossarenic epiaqualfs22

1390 Grossarenic EpiaquultsNo grossarenic epiaquults1862

1391 Grossarenic GlossaqualfsYes grossarenic glossaqualfs33

1392 Grossarenic HaplaquodsYes grossarenic haplaquods2700

1393 Grossarenic HaplohumodsYes grossarenic haplohumods2715

1394 Grossarenic HaploxerultsNo grossarenic haploxerults2039

1395 Grossarenic HapludultsNo grossarenic hapludults1940

1396 Grossarenic KandiaqualfsNo grossarenic kandiaqualfs39

1397 Grossarenic KandiaquultsNo grossarenic kandiaquults1875

1398 Grossarenic KandiudalfsNo grossarenic kandiudalfs150

1399 Grossarenic KandiudultsNo grossarenic kandiudults1960

1400 Grossarenic KandiustalfsNo grossarenic kandiustalfs203

1401 Grossarenic NatrustalfsYes grossarenic natrustalfs217

1402 Grossarenic OchraqualfsYes grossarenic ochraqualfs2598

1403 Grossarenic PaleaquultsNo grossarenic paleaquults1889

1404 Grossarenic PaleudalfsNo grossarenic paleudalfs174

1405 Grossarenic PaleudultsNo grossarenic paleudults1990

1406 Grossarenic PaleustalfsNo grossarenic paleustalfs229

1407 Grossarenic Plinthic Kandiudalfs

No grossarenic plinthic kandiudalfs

149

1408 Grossarenic Plinthic Kandiudults

No grossarenic plinthic kandiudults

1959

1409 Grossarenic Plinthic Paleudalfs

No grossarenic plinthic paleudalfs

173

1410 Grossarenic Plinthic Paleudults

No grossarenic plinthic paleudults

1989

1411 Grossarenic UmbraqualfsYes grossarenic umbraqualfs52

1412 Grossic HydrowassentsNo grossic hydrowassents3653

1413 Gypsic AnhyorthelsNo gypsic anhyorthels3097

1414 Gypsic AnhyturbelsNo gypsic anhyturbels3052

1415 Gypsic AquisalidsNo gypsic aquisalids2482

1416 Gypsic CalciusteptsNo gypsic calciustepts3180

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1417 Gypsic CalciustollsNo gypsic calciustolls3380

1418 Gypsic HaplosalidsNo gypsic haplosalids2487

1419 Gypsic HaploxereptsNo gypsic haploxerepts3254

1420 Gypsic HaplusteptsNo gypsic haplustepts3208

1421 Gypsic HaplustertsNo gypsic haplusterts3415

1422 Gypsic UstochreptsYes gypsic ustochrepts2853

1423 Gypsic XerochreptsYes gypsic xerochrepts1082

1424 Halic CalciustertsNo halic calciusterts2126

1425 Halic DurixerertsNo halic durixererts2181

1426 Halic EndoaquertsNo halic endoaquerts2064

1427 Halic EpiaquertsNo halic epiaquerts2074

1428 Halic GypsiustertsNo halic gypsiusterts2144

1429 Halic HaplosapristsNo halic haplosaprists3138

1430 Halic HaplotorrertsNo halic haplotorrerts2100

1431 Halic HaploxerertsNo halic haploxererts2190

1432 Halic HaplustertsNo halic haplusterts2155

1433 Halic Terric HaplosapristsNo halic terric haplosaprists3137

1434 HaplaquicYes haplaquic2227

1435 HaplaquodicYes haplaquodic2226

1436 Haplaquodic HumaqueptsYes haplaquodic humaquepts3454

1437 Haplaquodic Quartzipsamments

Yes haplaquodic quartzipsamments

2629

1438 Haplargidic NatrustalfsNo haplargidic natrustalfs2821

1439 Haplic AcrorthoxYes haplic acrorthox2686

1440 Haplic AndaqueptsYes haplic andaquepts2661

1441 Haplic CryohumodsYes haplic cryohumods2711

1442 Haplic DurargidsYes haplic durargids504

1443 Haplic DurixeralfsNo haplic durixeralfs248

1444 Haplic DurixerertsNo haplic durixererts2182

1445 Haplic DurixerollsNo haplic durixerolls1485

1446 Haplic DurustollsNo haplic durustolls1394

1447 Haplic GlossudalfsNo haplic glossudalfs119

1448 Haplic Haploxerollic Durixerolls

No haplic haploxerollic durixerolls

2498

1449 Haplic NadurargidsYes haplic nadurargids535

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1450 Haplic NatrargidsNo haplic natrargids547

1451 Haplic PalexeralfsNo haplic palexeralfs282

1452 Haplic Palexerollic DurixerollsNo haplic palexerollic durixerolls2496

1453 Haplic PalexerollsNo haplic palexerolls1530

1454 Haplic PlacaqueptsYes haplic placaquepts985

1455 Haplic PlinthustultsNo haplic plinthustults3411

1456 Haplic SulfaquentsNo haplic sulfaquents661

1457 Haplic SulfiwassentsNo haplic sulfiwassents3663

1458 Haplic TorriarentsNo haplic torriarents3475

1459 Haplic UdarentsNo haplic udarents3008

1460 Haplic UstarentsNo haplic ustarents3004

1461 Haplic Ustic NatrargidsNo haplic ustic natrargids2289

1462 Haplic VermiborollsYes haplic vermiborolls1309

1463 Haplic VermudollsNo haplic vermudolls1359

1464 Haplic VermustollsYes haplic vermustolls1445

1465 Haplic XerarentsNo haplic xerarents3007

1466 Haplocalcidic HaplusteptsNo haplocalcidic haplustepts3209

1467 Haplocalcidic UstochreptsYes haplocalcidic ustochrepts2571

1468 Haploduridic DurixerollsNo haploduridic durixerolls2493

1469 Haploduridic DurustollsNo haploduridic durustolls2576

1470 Haploduridic TorriorthentsYes haploduridic torriorthents2561

1471 Haploduridic TorripsammentsNo haploduridic torripsamments2566

1472 Haploduridic Xeric Torriorthents

Yes haploduridic xeric torriorthents

2562

1473 Haploduridic Xeric Torripsamments

Yes haploduridic xeric torripsamments

2567

1474 Haploxeralfic ArgiduridsNo haploxeralfic argidurids2417

1475 Haploxeralfic NatrargidsNo haploxeralfic natrargids2290

1476 Haploxerandic DystrocryeptsNo haploxerandic dystrocryepts3626

1477 Haploxerandic HaplocryeptsNo haploxerandic haplocryepts3610

1478 Haploxerandic HumicryeptsNo haploxerandic humicryepts3586

1479 Haploxerollic DurargidsYes haploxerollic durargids505

1480 Haploxerollic DurixerollsNo haploxerollic durixerolls2499

1481 Haploxerollic DurorthidsYes haploxerollic durorthids610

1482 Haploxerollic NadurargidsYes haploxerollic nadurargids536

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1483 Haploxerollic NatrargidsYes haploxerollic natrargids548

1484 Hapludic VermiborollsYes hapludic vermiborolls1310

1485 HapludollicYes hapludollic2228

1486 Hapludollic ArentsYes hapludollic arents2764

1487 Haplustandic HaplocryeptsNo haplustandic haplocryepts3612

1488 Haplustollic DurorthidsYes haplustollic durorthids611

1489 Haplustollic NatrargidsYes haplustollic natrargids549

1490 Hemic BorofibristsYes hemic borofibrists815

1491 Hemic BorosapristsYes hemic borosaprists913

1492 Hemic GlacistelsNo hemic glacistels3023

1493 Hemic HaplofibristsNo hemic haplofibrists3424

1494 Hemic HaplosapristsNo hemic haplosaprists3431

1495 Hemic MedifibristsYes hemic medifibrists833

1496 Hemic MedisapristsYes hemic medisaprists927

1497 Hemic SphagnofibristsNo hemic sphagnofibrists845

1498 Hemic Terric BorofibristsYes hemic terric borofibrists814

1499 Hemic Terric BorosapristsYes hemic terric borosaprists912

1500 Hemic Terric MedifibristsYes hemic terric medifibrists832

1501 Hemic Terric MedisapristsYes hemic terric medisaprists926

1502 Hemic Terric TropofibristsYes hemic terric tropofibrists854

1503 Hemic Terric TroposapristsYes hemic terric troposaprists938

1504 Hemic TropofibristsYes hemic tropofibrists855

1505 Hemic TroposapristsYes hemic troposaprists939

1506 Histic AlaquodsNo histic alaquods1756

1507 Histic AndaqueptsYes histic andaquepts2662

1508 Histic CryaquandsNo histic cryaquands296

1509 Histic CryaqueptsNo histic cryaquepts949

1510 Histic CryaquollsNo histic cryaquolls1187

1511 Histic DuraquandsNo histic duraquands302

1512 Histic DuraquodsNo histic duraquods1768

1513 Histic EndoaquandsNo histic endoaquands307

1514 Histic EndoaquodsNo histic endoaquods1772

1515 Histic EndoaquollsNo histic endoaquolls1200

1516 Histic EpiaquandsNo histic epiaquands315

1517 Histic EpiaquodsNo histic epiaquods1777

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1518 Histic EpiaquollsNo histic epiaquolls1209

1519 Histic EutraquoxNo histic eutraquox1541

1520 Histic FluvaquentsYes histic fluvaquents2621

1521 Histic FragiaquodsNo histic fragiaquods1783

1522 Histic GelaquandsNo histic gelaquands3500

1523 Histic GelaqueptsNo histic gelaquepts3528

1524 Histic GlossaqualfsNo histic glossaqualfs2906

1525 Histic HaplaquodsYes histic haplaquods2701

1526 Histic HaplaquollsYes histic haplaquolls2677

1527 Histic HaplaquoxNo histic haplaquox1546

1528 Histic HumaqueptsNo histic humaquepts981

1529 Histic Lithic CryaqueptsNo histic lithic cryaquepts947

1530 Histic Pergelic CryaqueptsYes histic pergelic cryaquepts948

1531 Histic PlacaquandsNo histic placaquands328

1532 Histic PlacaqueptsYes histic placaquepts986

1533 Histic Placic PetraqueptsNo histic placic petraquepts3140

1534 Histic SulfaquentsNo histic sulfaquents662

1535 Histic TropaqueptsYes histic tropaquepts993

1536 Histic TropaquodsYes histic tropaquods2708

1537 Histic VitraquandsNo histic vitraquands333

1538 Humaqueptic EndoaquentsNo humaqueptic endoaquents635

1539 Humaqueptic EpiaquentsNo humaqueptic epiaquents641

1540 Humaqueptic FluvaquentsNo humaqueptic fluvaquents647

1541 Humaqueptic Psammaquents

No humaqueptic psammaquents656

1542 Humic AcroperoxNo humic acroperox1558

1543 Humic AcrudoxNo humic acrudox1629

1544 Humic AcrustoxNo humic acrustox1693

1545 Humic CryaqueptsNo humic cryaquepts951

1546 Humic CryorthodsYes humic cryorthods2723

1547 Humic DuricryodsNo humic duricryods1791

1548 Humic DurustandsNo humic durustands454

1549 Humic DystrocryeptsYes humic dystrocryepts3172

1550 Humic DystrogeleptsYes humic dystrogelepts3537

1551 Humic DystroxereptsNo humic dystroxerepts3246

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1552 Humic DystrudeptsNo humic dystrudepts3314

1553 Humic DystrusteptsNo humic dystrustepts3191

1554 Humic EndoaqueptsNo humic endoaquepts960

1555 Humic EpiaqueptsNo humic epiaquepts2504

1556 Humic EutraquoxNo humic eutraquox1542

1557 Humic EutrocryeptsYes humic eutrocryepts3160

1558 Humic EutrogeleptsYes humic eutrogelepts3542

1559 Humic EutroperoxNo humic eutroperox1570

1560 Humic EutrudeptsNo humic eutrudepts3292

1561 Humic EutrudoxNo humic eutrudox1641

1562 Humic EutrustoxNo humic eutrustox1705

1563 Humic FragiaqualfsNo humic fragiaqualfs2904

1564 Humic FragiaqueptsNo humic fragiaquepts970

1565 Humic FragiorthodsYes humic fragiorthods3483

1566 Humic FragiudeptsNo humic fragiudepts3271

1567 Humic FragiudultsNo humic fragiudults1934

1568 Humic FragixereptsNo humic fragixerepts3232

1569 Humic GelaqueptsNo humic gelaquepts3531

1570 Humic HaplaqueptsYes humic haplaquepts2668

1571 Humic HaplaquoxNo humic haplaquox1547

1572 Humic HaploperoxNo humic haploperox1587

1573 Humic HaplorthodsYes humic haplorthods2727

1574 Humic HaploxerandsNo humic haploxerands486

1575 Humic HaploxereptsNo humic haploxerepts3260

1576 Humic HapludoxNo humic hapludox1658

1577 Humic HapludultsNo humic hapludults1941

1578 Humic HaplustandsNo humic haplustands462

1579 Humic HaplustoxNo humic haplustox1723

1580 Humic Inceptic EutroperoxNo humic inceptic eutroperox3401

1581 Humic Inceptic EutrudoxNo humic inceptic eutrudox3402

1582 Humic Inceptic EutrustoxNo humic inceptic eutrustox3400

1583 Humic KandiperoxNo humic kandiperox1600

1584 Humic KandiudoxNo humic kandiudox1673

1585 Humic KandiustoxNo humic kandiustox1737

1586 Humic LithicYes humic lithic2229

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1587 Humic Lithic CryorthodsYes humic lithic cryorthods2724

1588 Humic Lithic DystrocryeptsYes humic lithic dystrocryepts3162

1589 Humic Lithic DystroxereptsNo humic lithic dystroxerepts3234

1590 Humic Lithic DystrudeptsNo humic lithic dystrudepts3295

1591 Humic Lithic EutrocryeptsYes humic lithic eutrocryepts3151

1592 Humic Lithic EutrudeptsNo humic lithic eutrudepts3273

1593 Humic Lithic HaploxereptsNo humic lithic haploxerepts3248

1594 Humic Pachic DystrudeptsYes humic pachic dystrudepts3313

1595 Humic Pergelic CryaqueptsYes humic pergelic cryaquepts950

1596 Humic PlacocryodsNo humic placocryods1810

1597 Humic Psammentic Dystrudepts

No humic psammentic dystrudepts

3308

1598 Humic RhodicYes humic rhodic2246

1599 Humic Rhodic AcroperoxNo humic rhodic acroperox1556

1600 Humic Rhodic AcrudoxNo humic rhodic acrudox1627

1601 Humic Rhodic AcrustoxNo humic rhodic acrustox1691

1602 Humic Rhodic EutroperoxNo humic rhodic eutroperox1568

1603 Humic Rhodic EutrudoxNo humic rhodic eutrudox1639

1604 Humic Rhodic EutrustoxNo humic rhodic eutrustox1703

1605 Humic Rhodic HaploperoxNo humic rhodic haploperox1585

1606 Humic Rhodic HapludoxNo humic rhodic hapludox1656

1607 Humic Rhodic HaplustoxNo humic rhodic haplustox1721

1608 Humic Rhodic KandiperoxNo humic rhodic kandiperox1598

1609 Humic Rhodic KandiudoxNo humic rhodic kandiudox1671

1610 Humic Rhodic KandiustoxNo humic rhodic kandiustox1735

1611 Humic SombriperoxNo humic sombriperox1608

1612 Humic SombriudoxNo humic sombriudox1681

1613 Humic SombriustoxNo humic sombriustox1745

1614 Humic UdivitrandsNo humic udivitrands471

1615 Humic UstivitrandsNo humic ustivitrands478

1616 Humic VitricryandsNo humic vitricryands361

1617 Humic VitrigelandsNo humic vitrigelands3503

1618 Humic VitrixerandsNo humic vitrixerands496

1619 Humic Xanthic AcroperoxNo humic xanthic acroperox1557

1620 Humic Xanthic AcrudoxNo humic xanthic acrudox1628

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1621 Humic Xanthic AcrustoxNo humic xanthic acrustox1692

1622 Humic Xanthic EutroperoxNo humic xanthic eutroperox1569

1623 Humic Xanthic EutrudoxNo humic xanthic eutrudox1640

1624 Humic Xanthic EutrustoxNo humic xanthic eutrustox1704

1625 Humic Xanthic HaploperoxNo humic xanthic haploperox1586

1626 Humic Xanthic HapludoxNo humic xanthic hapludox1657

1627 Humic Xanthic HaplustoxNo humic xanthic haplustox1722

1628 Humic Xanthic KandiperoxNo humic xanthic kandiperox1599

1629 Humic Xanthic KandiudoxNo humic xanthic kandiudox1672

1630 Humic Xanthic KandiustoxNo humic xanthic kandiustox1736

1631 Humic Xeric VitricryandsNo humic xeric vitricryands360

1632 HumoxicYes humoxic2230

1633 Humoxic TropohumultsYes humoxic tropohumults2736

1634 Hydraquentic HumaqueptsNo hydraquentic humaquepts982

1635 Hydraquentic SulfaqueptsNo hydraquentic sulfaquepts988

1636 Hydric BorofibristsYes hydric borofibrists816

1637 Hydric BorohemistsYes hydric borohemists874

1638 Hydric CryofibristsNo hydric cryofibrists3136

1639 Hydric CryohemistsNo hydric cryohemists3139

1640 Hydric DurudandsNo hydric durudands2982

1641 Hydric DystrandeptsYes hydric dystrandepts2640

1642 Hydric EndoaquandsNo hydric endoaquands308

1643 Hydric EpiaquandsNo hydric epiaquands316

1644 Hydric FrasiwassentsNo hydric frasiwassents3641

1645 Hydric FulvudandsNo hydric fulvudands387

1646 Hydric HaplofibristsNo hydric haplofibrists3419

1647 Hydric HaplohemistsNo hydric haplohemists3432

1648 Hydric HapludandsNo hydric hapludands405

1649 Hydric Lithic DystrandeptsYes hydric lithic dystrandepts2641

1650 Hydric Lithic FulvudandsYes hydric lithic fulvudands384

1651 Hydric MedifibristsYes hydric medifibrists834

1652 Hydric MedihemistsYes hydric medihemists889

1653 Hydric MelanaquandsNo hydric melanaquands322

1654 Hydric MelanudandsNo hydric melanudands433

1655 Hydric Pachic DurudandsYes hydric pachic durudands374

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1656 Hydric Pachic FulvudandsYes hydric pachic fulvudands385

1657 Hydric Pachic MelanaquandsNo hydric pachic melanaquands321

1658 Hydric Pachic MelanudandsNo hydric pachic melanudands432

1659 Hydric Pachic PlacudandsNo hydric pachic placudands446

1660 Hydric PlacudandsNo hydric placudands447

1661 Hydric SphagnofibristsNo hydric sphagnofibrists846

1662 Hydric Thaptic FulvudandsYes hydric thaptic fulvudands386

1663 Hydric Thaptic HapludandsNo hydric thaptic hapludands404

1664 Hydric TropofibristsYes hydric tropofibrists856

1665 Hydric TropohemistsYes hydric tropohemists902

1666 Inceptic EutroperoxNo inceptic eutroperox1571

1667 Inceptic EutrudoxNo inceptic eutrudox1642

1668 Inceptic EutrustoxNo inceptic eutrustox1706

1669 Inceptic FragixeralfsNo inceptic fragixeralfs2955

1670 Inceptic HaplocryalfsNo inceptic haplocryalfs2943

1671 Inceptic HaploxeralfsNo inceptic haploxeralfs2959

1672 Inceptic HapludalfsNo inceptic hapludalfs2971

1673 Inceptic HapludoxNo inceptic hapludox1659

1674 Inceptic HapludultsNo inceptic hapludults3410

1675 Inceptic HaplustalfsNo inceptic haplustalfs2954

1676 Inceptic HaplustoxNo inceptic haplustox1724

1677 Inceptic HaprendollsNo inceptic haprendolls3323

1678 Inceptic RhodoxeralfsNo inceptic rhodoxeralfs2957

1679 Kandic AlbaquultsNo kandic albaquults3404

1680 Kandic PaleustalfsNo kandic paleustalfs230

1681 Kandic PlinthaquultsNo kandic plinthaquults1894

1682 Kandic PlinthustalfsYes kandic plinthustalfs3447

1683 Kandiudalfic EutroperoxNo kandiudalfic eutroperox1572

1684 Kandiudalfic EutrudoxNo kandiudalfic eutrudox1643

1685 Kandiustalfic EutrustoxNo kandiustalfic eutrustox1707

1686 Kanhaplic HaplustalfsNo kanhaplic haplustalfs189

1687 Kanhaplic HaplustultsNo kanhaplic haplustults2004

1688 Kanhaplic RhodustalfsNo kanhaplic rhodustalfs241

1689 Lamellic ArgiudollsNo lamellic argiudolls2871

1690 Lamellic CryoboralfsYes lamellic cryoboralfs2789

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1691 Lamellic CryochreptsYes lamellic cryochrepts2846

1692 Lamellic CryopsammentsNo lamellic cryopsamments3009

1693 Lamellic CryorthentsNo lamellic cryorthents3017

1694 Lamellic DystrochreptsYes lamellic dystrochrepts2898

1695 Lamellic DystrocryeptsNo lamellic dystrocryepts3168

1696 Lamellic DystrudeptsNo lamellic dystrudepts3307

1697 Lamellic EutroboralfsYes lamellic eutroboralfs2796

1698 Lamellic EutrochreptsYes lamellic eutrochrepts2851

1699 Lamellic EutrocryeptsYes lamellic eutrocryepts3157

1700 Lamellic EutrudeptsNo lamellic eutrudepts3286

1701 Lamellic GlossoboralfsYes lamellic glossoboralfs2802

1702 Lamellic HaplocryalfsNo lamellic haplocryalfs2941

1703 Lamellic HaplocryeptsNo lamellic haplocryepts3619

1704 Lamellic HaplorthodsNo lamellic haplorthods2877

1705 Lamellic HaploxeralfsNo lamellic haploxeralfs2828

1706 Lamellic HaploxereptsNo lamellic haploxerepts3256

1707 Lamellic HaploxerultsNo lamellic haploxerults2889

1708 Lamellic HapludalfsNo lamellic hapludalfs2807

1709 Lamellic HapludultsNo lamellic hapludults2885

1710 Lamellic HaplustalfsNo lamellic haplustalfs2815

1711 Lamellic HaplusteptsNo lamellic haplustepts3204

1712 Lamellic HumicryeptsNo lamellic humicryepts3593

1713 Lamellic Oxyaquic Eutroboralfs

Yes lamellic oxyaquic eutroboralfs2797

1714 Lamellic Oxyaquic Haplorthods

No lamellic oxyaquic haplorthods3579

1715 Lamellic PaleudalfsNo lamellic paleudalfs2811

1716 Lamellic PaleudultsNo lamellic paleudults2888

1717 Lamellic PaleustalfsNo lamellic paleustalfs2825

1718 Lamellic PalexeralfsNo lamellic palexeralfs2832

1719 Lamellic QuartzipsammentsNo lamellic quartzipsamments3012

1720 Lamellic UdipsammentsNo lamellic udipsamments3016

1721 Lamellic Ustic Quartzipsamments

No lamellic ustic quartzipsamments

3011

1722 Lamellic UstipsammentsNo lamellic ustipsamments3013

1723 Lamellic UstochreptsYes lamellic ustochrepts2854

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1724 Lamellic XerochreptsYes lamellic xerochrepts2857

1725 Lamellic XeropsammentsNo lamellic xeropsamments3015

1726 Leptic CalcitorrertsNo leptic calcitorrerts2093

1727 Leptic CalciustertsNo leptic calciusterts2127

1728 Leptic CalcixerertsNo leptic calcixererts2174

1729 Leptic DystraquertsNo leptic dystraquerts2056

1730 Leptic DystrudertsNo leptic dystruderts2113

1731 Leptic DystrustertsNo leptic dystrusterts2137

1732 Leptic EndoaquertsNo leptic endoaquerts2065

1733 Leptic EpiaquertsNo leptic epiaquerts2075

1734 Leptic GypsiustertsNo leptic gypsiusterts2145

1735 Leptic HaplogypsidsNo leptic haplogypsids2459

1736 Leptic HaplotorrertsNo leptic haplotorrerts2101

1737 Leptic HaploxerertsNo leptic haploxererts2191

1738 Leptic HapludertsNo leptic hapluderts2119

1739 Leptic HaplustertsNo leptic haplusterts2157

1740 Leptic NatralbollsNo leptic natralbolls3318

1741 Leptic NatriborollsYes leptic natriborolls1295

1742 Leptic NatrudollsNo leptic natrudolls3387

1743 Leptic NatrustalfsNo leptic natrustalfs2822

1744 Leptic NatrustollsNo leptic natrustolls1428

1745 Leptic SalaquertsNo leptic salaquerts2083

1746 Leptic SalitorrertsNo leptic salitorrerts2107

1747 Leptic SalustertsNo leptic salusterts2167

1748 Leptic Torrertic NatrustalfsNo leptic torrertic natrustalfs2823

1749 Leptic Torrertic NatrustollsNo leptic torrertic natrustolls3375

1750 Leptic Udic HaplustertsNo leptic udic haplusterts2156

1751 Leptic Vertic NatriborollsYes leptic vertic natriborolls2866

1752 Leptic Vertic NatrudollsNo leptic vertic natrudolls3386

1753 Leptic Vertic NatrustollsNo leptic vertic natrustolls3377

1754 Limnic BorofibristsYes limnic borofibrists818

1755 Limnic BorohemistsYes limnic borohemists876

1756 Limnic BorosapristsYes limnic borosaprists915

1757 Limnic CryosapristsNo limnic cryosaprists3595

1758 Limnic HaplofibristsNo limnic haplofibrists3421

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1759 Limnic HaplohemistsNo limnic haplohemists3434

1760 Limnic HaplosapristsNo limnic haplosaprists3428

1761 Limnic MedifibristsYes limnic medifibrists836

1762 Limnic MedihemistsYes limnic medihemists891

1763 Limnic MedisapristsYes limnic medisaprists929

1764 Limnic SphagnofibristsNo limnic sphagnofibrists848

1765 Limnic TropofibristsYes limnic tropofibrists858

1766 Limnic TropohemistsYes limnic tropohemists904

1767 Limnic TroposapristsYes limnic troposaprists941

1768 Lithic AcroperoxNo lithic acroperox1559

1769 Lithic AcrotorroxNo lithic acrotorrox1612

1770 Lithic AcrudoxNo lithic acrudox1630

1771 Lithic AcrustoxNo lithic acrustox1694

1772 Lithic AlaquodsNo lithic alaquods1757

1773 Lithic AnhyorthelsNo lithic anhyorthels3094

1774 Lithic AnhyturbelsNo lithic anhyturbels3049

1775 Lithic AquiturbelsNo lithic aquiturbels3043

1776 Lithic AquorthelsNo lithic aquorthels3085

1777 Lithic ArgiborollsYes lithic argiborolls1226

1778 Lithic ArgicryidsNo lithic argicryids2380

1779 Lithic ArgicryollsNo lithic argicryolls3336

1780 Lithic ArgigypsidsNo lithic argigypsids2442

1781 Lithic ArgiorthelsNo lithic argiorthels3118

1782 Lithic ArgiudollsNo lithic argiudolls1326

1783 Lithic ArgiustollsNo lithic argiustolls1368

1784 Lithic ArgixerollsNo lithic argixerolls1460

1785 Lithic BorofibristsYes lithic borofibrists817

1786 Lithic BorofolistsYes lithic borofolists863

1787 Lithic BorohemistsYes lithic borohemists875

1788 Lithic BorosapristsYes lithic borosaprists914

1789 Lithic CalciargidsNo lithic calciargids2250

1790 Lithic CalciborollsYes lithic calciborolls1238

1791 Lithic CalcicryeptsNo lithic calcicryepts3603

1792 Lithic CalcicryidsNo lithic calcicryids2388

1793 Lithic CalcicryollsNo lithic calcicryolls3348

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1794 Lithic CalcigypsidsNo lithic calcigypsids2451

1795 Lithic CalciorthidsYes lithic calciorthids576

1796 Lithic CalciudollsNo lithic calciudolls1335

1797 Lithic CalciusteptsNo lithic calciustepts3176

1798 Lithic CalciustertsNo lithic calciusterts2128

1799 Lithic CalciustollsNo lithic calciustolls1381

1800 Lithic CalcixereptsNo lithic calcixerepts3222

1801 Lithic CalcixerertsNo lithic calcixererts2175

1802 Lithic CalcixerollsNo lithic calcixerolls1473

1803 Lithic CamborthidsYes lithic camborthids594

1804 Lithic CryandeptsYes lithic cryandepts2774

1805 Lithic CryaquandsNo lithic cryaquands297

1806 Lithic CryaqueptsNo lithic cryaquepts952

1807 Lithic CryaquodsNo lithic cryaquods1763

1808 Lithic CryoboralfsYes lithic cryoboralfs57

1809 Lithic CryoborollsYes lithic cryoborolls1260

1810 Lithic CryochreptsYes lithic cryochrepts1003

1811 Lithic CryofibristsNo lithic cryofibrists826

1812 Lithic CryofolistsNo lithic cryofolists865

1813 Lithic CryohemistsNo lithic cryohemists882

1814 Lithic CryohumodsYes lithic cryohumods3482

1815 Lithic CryopsammentsNo lithic cryopsamments765

1816 Lithic CryorthentsNo lithic cryorthents712

1817 Lithic CryorthodsYes lithic cryorthods2725

1818 Lithic CryosapristsNo lithic cryosaprists919

1819 Lithic CryrendollsNo lithic cryrendolls3319

1820 Lithic CryumbreptsYes lithic cryumbrepts1135

1821 Lithic DystrandeptsYes lithic dystrandepts2642

1822 Lithic DystrochreptsYes lithic dystrochrepts1023

1823 Lithic DystrocryeptsNo lithic dystrocryepts3163

1824 Lithic DystrogeleptsNo lithic dystrogelepts3534

1825 Lithic DystropeptsYes lithic dystropepts1093

1826 Lithic DystroxereptsNo lithic dystroxerepts3235

1827 Lithic DystrudeptsNo lithic dystrudepts3296

1828 Lithic DystrusteptsNo lithic dystrustepts3185

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1829 Lithic DystrustertsNo lithic dystrusterts2138

1830 Lithic EndoaquandsNo lithic endoaquands309

1831 Lithic EndoaquentsNo lithic endoaquents636

1832 Lithic EndoaqueptsNo lithic endoaquepts961

1833 Lithic EndoaquodsNo lithic endoaquods2537

1834 Lithic EndoaquollsNo lithic endoaquolls1201

1835 Lithic EpiaquodsNo lithic epiaquods1778

1836 Lithic EutrandeptsYes lithic eutrandepts2646

1837 Lithic EutroboralfsYes lithic eutroboralfs71

1838 Lithic EutrochreptsYes lithic eutrochrepts1041

1839 Lithic EutrocryeptsYes lithic eutrocryepts3152

1840 Lithic EutrogeleptsYes lithic eutrogelepts3539

1841 Lithic EutropeptsYes lithic eutropepts1107

1842 Lithic EutroperoxNo lithic eutroperox1573

1843 Lithic EutrotorroxNo lithic eutrotorrox1615

1844 Lithic EutrudeptsNo lithic eutrudepts3274

1845 Lithic EutrudoxNo lithic eutrudox1644

1846 Lithic EutrustoxNo lithic eutrustox1708

1847 Lithic FibristelsNo lithic fibristels3026

1848 Lithic FluviwassentsNo lithic fluviwassents3637

1849 Lithic FolistelsNo lithic folistels3020

1850 Lithic FrasiwassentsNo lithic frasiwassents3642

1851 Lithic FulvicryandsNo lithic fulvicryands337

1852 Lithic FulvudandsNo lithic fulvudands388

1853 Lithic GelaqueptsNo lithic gelaquepts3527

1854 Lithic GlossoboralfsYes lithic glossoboralfs86

1855 Lithic GlossocryalfsNo lithic glossocryalfs2919

1856 Lithic GypsiustertsNo lithic gypsiusterts2146

1857 Lithic HaplaqueptsYes lithic haplaquepts2669

1858 Lithic HaplaquollsYes lithic haplaquolls2678

1859 Lithic HaplargidsNo lithic haplargids521

1860 Lithic HaploborollsYes lithic haploborolls1278

1861 Lithic HaplocalcidsNo lithic haplocalcids2315

1862 Lithic HaplocambidsNo lithic haplocambids2356

1863 Lithic HaplocryalfsNo lithic haplocryalfs2935

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1864 Lithic HaplocryandsNo lithic haplocryands344

1865 Lithic HaplocryeptsNo lithic haplocryepts3608

1866 Lithic HaplocryidsNo lithic haplocryids2398

1867 Lithic HaplocryodsNo lithic haplocryods1798

1868 Lithic HaplocryollsNo lithic haplocryolls3354

1869 Lithic HaplofibristsNo lithic haplofibrists3420

1870 Lithic HaplogeleptsNo lithic haplogelepts3697

1871 Lithic HaplogelodsNo lithic haplogelods3575

1872 Lithic HaplogelollsNo lithic haplogelolls3555

1873 Lithic HaplogypsidsNo lithic haplogypsids2458

1874 Lithic HaplohemistsNo lithic haplohemists3433

1875 Lithic HaplohumodsNo lithic haplohumods1814

1876 Lithic HaplohumultsNo lithic haplohumults1900

1877 Lithic HaploperoxNo lithic haploperox1588

1878 Lithic HaplorthelsNo lithic haplorthels3126

1879 Lithic HaplorthodsNo lithic haplorthods1848

1880 Lithic HaplosapristsNo lithic haplosaprists3429

1881 Lithic HaplotorrandsNo lithic haplotorrands2978

1882 Lithic HaplotorroxNo lithic haplotorrox1618

1883 Lithic HaploturbelsNo lithic haploturbels3077

1884 Lithic HaplowassentsNo lithic haplowassents3649

1885 Lithic HaploxeralfsNo lithic haploxeralfs263

1886 Lithic HaploxerandsNo lithic haploxerands487

1887 Lithic HaploxereptsNo lithic haploxerepts3249

1888 Lithic HaploxerertsNo lithic haploxererts2192

1889 Lithic HaploxerollsNo lithic haploxerolls1507

1890 Lithic HaploxerultsNo lithic haploxerults2040

1891 Lithic HapludalfsNo lithic hapludalfs137

1892 Lithic HapludandsNo lithic hapludands406

1893 Lithic HapludertsNo lithic hapluderts2120

1894 Lithic HapludollsNo lithic hapludolls1346

1895 Lithic HapludoxNo lithic hapludox1660

1896 Lithic HapludultsNo lithic hapludults1942

1897 Lithic HaplumbreptsYes lithic haplumbrepts1152

1898 Lithic HaplustalfsNo lithic haplustalfs190

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1899 Lithic HaplustandsNo lithic haplustands463

1900 Lithic HaplusteptsNo lithic haplustepts3194

1901 Lithic HaplustertsNo lithic haplusterts2158

1902 Lithic HaplustollsNo lithic haplustolls1407

1903 Lithic HaplustoxNo lithic haplustox1725

1904 Lithic HaplustultsNo lithic haplustults2005

1905 Lithic HaprendollsNo lithic haprendolls3321

1906 Lithic HemistelsNo lithic hemistels3031

1907 Lithic HistorthelsNo lithic historthels3081

1908 Lithic HistoturbelsNo lithic histoturbels3039

1909 Lithic HumicryeptsNo lithic humicryepts3584

1910 Lithic HumicryodsNo lithic humicryods1805

1911 Lithic HumigeleptsNo lithic humigelepts3687

1912 Lithic HumigelodsNo lithic humigelods3571

1913 Lithic HumitropeptsYes lithic humitropepts1116

1914 Lithic HumixereptsNo lithic humixerepts3727

1915 Lithic HumudeptsNo lithic humudepts3703

1916 Lithic HumusteptsNo lithic humustepts3720

1917 Lithic HydrandeptsYes lithic hydrandepts2650

1918 Lithic HydrocryandsNo lithic hydrocryands350

1919 Lithic HydrowassentsNo lithic hydrowassents3654

1920 Lithic HydrudandsNo lithic hydrudands417

1921 Lithic KandiperoxNo lithic kandiperox1601

1922 Lithic KandiudoxNo lithic kandiudox1674

1923 Lithic KandiustoxNo lithic kandiustox1738

1924 Lithic KanhaplohumultsNo lithic kanhaplohumults1918

1925 Lithic KanhapludalfsNo lithic kanhapludalfs158

1926 Lithic KanhapludultsNo lithic kanhapludults1973

1927 Lithic KanhaplustalfsNo lithic kanhaplustalfs210

1928 Lithic KanhaplustultsNo lithic kanhaplustults2026

1929 Lithic MedifibristsYes lithic medifibrists835

1930 Lithic MedifolistsYes lithic medifolists867

1931 Lithic MedihemistsYes lithic medihemists890

1932 Lithic MedisapristsYes lithic medisaprists928

1933 Lithic MelanaquandsNo lithic melanaquands323

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1934 Lithic MelanocryandsNo lithic melanocryands355

1935 Lithic MelanudandsNo lithic melanudands434

1936 Lithic Mollic CryoboralfsYes lithic mollic cryoboralfs58

1937 Lithic Mollic HaploxeralfsNo lithic mollic haploxeralfs264

1938 Lithic Mollic VitrandeptsYes lithic mollic vitrandepts2655

1939 Lithic MolliturbelsNo lithic molliturbels3057

1940 Lithic MollorthelsNo lithic mollorthels3102

1941 Lithic NatrargidsNo lithic natrargids550

1942 Lithic NatrigypsidsNo lithic natrigypsids2467

1943 Lithic Petrocalcic Calciustepts

No lithic petrocalcic calciustepts3175

1944 Lithic Petrocalcic CalciustollsNo lithic petrocalcic calciustolls1382

1945 Lithic PlacaquandsNo lithic placaquands329

1946 Lithic PlacudandsNo lithic placudands448

1947 Lithic PsammaquentsNo lithic psammaquents657

1948 Lithic PsammorthelsNo lithic psammorthels3122

1949 Lithic PsammoturbelsNo lithic psammoturbels3073

1950 Lithic PsammowassentsNo lithic psammowassents3658

1951 Lithic QuartzipsammentsNo lithic quartzipsamments774

1952 Lithic RendollsYes lithic rendolls1319

1953 Lithic RhodoxeralfsNo lithic rhodoxeralfs292

1954 Lithic RhodudultsNo lithic rhodudults1999

1955 Lithic RhodustalfsNo lithic rhodustalfs242

1956 Lithic RhodustultsNo lithic rhodustults2033

1957 Lithic Ruptic-Alfic Dystrochrepts

Yes lithic ruptic-alfic dystrochrepts

1024

1958 Lithic Ruptic-Alfic Eutrochrepts

Yes lithic ruptic-alfic eutrochrepts1042

1959 Lithic Ruptic-Argic Cryoborolls

Yes lithic ruptic-argic cryoborolls1261

1960 Lithic Ruptic-EnticYes lithic ruptic-entic2231

1961 Lithic Ruptic-Entic Cryoborolls

Yes lithic ruptic-entic cryoborolls1262

1962 Lithic Ruptic-Entic Cryumbrepts

Yes lithic ruptic-entic cryumbrepts1136

1963 Lithic Ruptic-Entic HaplargidsNo lithic ruptic-entic haplargids2272

1964 Lithic Ruptic-Entic HapludultsYes lithic ruptic-entic hapludults2776

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1965 Lithic Ruptic-Entic Haplustolls

Yes lithic ruptic-entic haplustolls2682

1966 Lithic Ruptic-Entic Xerollic Haplargids

Yes lithic ruptic-entic xerollic haplargids

522

1967 Lithic Ruptic-Inceptic Haploxeralfs

No lithic ruptic-inceptic haploxeralfs

2958

1968 Lithic Ruptic-Inceptic Haploxerults

No lithic ruptic-inceptic haploxerults

3444

1969 Lithic Ruptic-Ultic Dystrochrepts

Yes lithic ruptic-ultic dystrochrepts

1025

1970 Lithic Ruptic-Xerochreptic Haploxeralfs

Yes lithic ruptic-xerochreptic haploxeralfs

265

1971 Lithic Ruptic-Xerochreptic Haploxerults

Yes lithic ruptic-xerochreptic haploxerults

2777

1972 Lithic Ruptic-Xerorthentic Xerochrepts

Yes lithic ruptic-xerorthentic xerochrepts

1084

1973 Lithic SalustertsNo lithic salusterts2168

1974 Lithic SapristelsNo lithic sapristels3035

1975 Lithic SombriperoxNo lithic sombriperox1609

1976 Lithic SombriudoxNo lithic sombriudox1682

1977 Lithic SombriustoxNo lithic sombriustox1746

1978 Lithic SphagnofibristsNo lithic sphagnofibrists847

1979 Lithic SulfiwassentsNo lithic sulfiwassents3662

1980 Lithic TorrifolistsNo lithic torrifolists3130

1981 Lithic TorriorthentsNo lithic torriorthents721

1982 Lithic TorripsammentsNo lithic torripsamments785

1983 Lithic TropaqueptsYes lithic tropaquepts994

1984 Lithic TropofibristsYes lithic tropofibrists857

1985 Lithic TropofolistsYes lithic tropofolists869

1986 Lithic TropohemistsYes lithic tropohemists903

1987 Lithic TropopsammentsYes lithic tropopsamments790

1988 Lithic TroporthentsYes lithic troporthents733

1989 Lithic TroposapristsYes lithic troposaprists940

1990 Lithic TropudalfsYes lithic tropudalfs2605

1991 Lithic UdicYes lithic udic2232

1992 Lithic UdifolistsNo lithic udifolists3134

1993 Lithic UdipsammentsNo lithic udipsamments795

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1994 Lithic UdivitrandsNo lithic udivitrands472

1995 Lithic UdorthentsNo lithic udorthents738

1996 Lithic Ultic ArgixerollsNo lithic ultic argixerolls1461

1997 Lithic Ultic HaploxerollsNo lithic ultic haploxerolls1508

1998 Lithic UmbricYes lithic umbric2233

1999 Lithic Umbric VitrandeptsYes lithic umbric vitrandepts2656

2000 Lithic UmbriturbelsNo lithic umbriturbels3065

2001 Lithic UmbrorthelsNo lithic umbrorthels3110

2002 Lithic Ustic CalciorthidsYes lithic ustic calciorthids3448

2003 Lithic Ustic HaplargidsNo lithic ustic haplargids2274

2004 Lithic Ustic HaplocalcidsNo lithic ustic haplocalcids2314

2005 Lithic Ustic HaplocambidsNo lithic ustic haplocambids2355

2006 Lithic Ustic NatrargidsNo lithic ustic natrargids2284

2007 Lithic Ustic TorriorthentsNo lithic ustic torriorthents722

2008 Lithic UstifolistsNo lithic ustifolists3132

2009 Lithic UstipsammentsNo lithic ustipsamments802

2010 Lithic UstivitrandsNo lithic ustivitrands479

2011 Lithic UstochreptsYes lithic ustochrepts1064

2012 Lithic Ustollic CalciorthidsYes lithic ustollic calciorthids577

2013 Lithic Ustollic HaplargidsYes lithic ustollic haplargids523

2014 Lithic UstorthentsNo lithic ustorthents747

2015 Lithic UstropeptsYes lithic ustropepts1127

2016 Lithic VermiborollsYes lithic vermiborolls1311

2017 Lithic VermudollsNo lithic vermudolls1360

2018 Lithic VermustollsNo lithic vermustolls1446

2019 Lithic VerticYes lithic vertic2234

2020 Lithic Vertic ArgiustollsYes lithic vertic argiustolls2681

2021 Lithic Vertic UstropeptsYes lithic vertic ustropepts2673

2022 Lithic VitrandeptsYes lithic vitrandepts2654

2023 Lithic VitraquandsNo lithic vitraquands334

2024 Lithic VitricryandsNo lithic vitricryands362

2025 Lithic VitritorrandsNo lithic vitritorrands369

2026 Lithic VitrixerandsNo lithic vitrixerands497

2027 Lithic Xeric HaplargidsNo lithic xeric haplargids2273

2028 Lithic Xeric HaplocalcidsNo lithic xeric haplocalcids2313

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2029 Lithic Xeric HaplocambidsNo lithic xeric haplocambids2354

2030 Lithic Xeric NatrargidsNo lithic xeric natrargids2283

2031 Lithic Xeric TorriorthentsNo lithic xeric torriorthents723

2032 Lithic XerochreptsYes lithic xerochrepts1083

2033 Lithic Xerollic CalciorthidsYes lithic xerollic calciorthids578

2034 Lithic Xerollic CamborthidsYes lithic xerollic camborthids595

2035 Lithic Xerollic HaplargidsYes lithic xerollic haplargids524

2036 Lithic Xerollic NatrargidsYes lithic xerollic natrargids551

2037 Lithic XeropsammentsNo lithic xeropsamments810

2038 Lithic XerorthentsNo lithic xerorthents759

2039 Lithic XerumbreptsYes lithic xerumbrepts1163

2040 Lithic-Ruptic-Entic HapludultsNo lithic-ruptic-entic hapludults3477

2041 Mollic AlbaqualfsNo mollic albaqualfs6

2042 Mollic AndaqueptsYes mollic andaquepts2663

2043 Mollic CryoboralfsYes mollic cryoboralfs59

2044 Mollic CryofluventsNo mollic cryofluvents670

2045 Mollic EndoaqualfsNo mollic endoaqualfs15

2046 Mollic EndoaquentsNo mollic endoaquents637

2047 Mollic EndoaqueptsNo mollic endoaquepts962

2048 Mollic EpiaqualfsNo mollic epiaqualfs23

2049 Mollic EpiaquentsNo mollic epiaquents642

2050 Mollic EpiaqueptsNo mollic epiaquepts2505

2051 Mollic EutroboralfsYes mollic eutroboralfs72

2052 Mollic FluvaquentsNo mollic fluvaquents648

2053 Mollic FragiudalfsYes mollic fragiudalfs106

2054 Mollic FragixeralfsNo mollic fragixeralfs254

2055 Mollic GlossaqualfsNo mollic glossaqualfs34

2056 Mollic GlossocryalfsNo mollic glossocryalfs2931

2057 Mollic HalaqueptsYes mollic halaquepts974

2058 Mollic HaplaquentsYes mollic haplaquents2624

2059 Mollic HaplaqueptsYes mollic haplaquepts2588

2060 Mollic HaplocryalfsNo mollic haplocryalfs2949

2061 Mollic HaploxeralfsNo mollic haploxeralfs266

2062 Mollic HapludalfsNo mollic hapludalfs138

2063 Mollic KandiudalfsNo mollic kandiudalfs151

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2064 Mollic NatraqualfsNo mollic natraqualfs46

2065 Mollic NatrudalfsYes mollic natrudalfs163

2066 Mollic NatrustalfsNo mollic natrustalfs218

2067 Mollic OchraqualfsYes mollic ochraqualfs2599

2068 Mollic Oxyaquic HapludalfsNo mollic oxyaquic hapludalfs3498

2069 Mollic PaleboralfsYes mollic paleboralfs94

2070 Mollic PalecryalfsNo mollic palecryalfs2916

2071 Mollic PaleudalfsNo mollic paleudalfs175

2072 Mollic PalexeralfsNo mollic palexeralfs283

2073 Mollic PsammaquentsNo mollic psammaquents658

2074 Mollic TorrertsYes mollic torrerts2742

2075 Mollic UdarentsNo mollic udarents664

2076 Mollic UdifluventsNo mollic udifluvents689

2077 Mollic UstifluventsNo mollic ustifluvents697

2078 Mollic VitrandeptsYes mollic vitrandepts2657

2079 Mollic VitrixerandsYes mollic vitrixerands2617

2080 Mollic XerofluventsNo mollic xerofluvents705

2081 Natrargidic NatriduridsNo natrargidic natridurids2437

2082 Natric ArgicryidsNo natric argicryids2382

2083 Natric ArgiorthelsNo natric argiorthels3120

2084 Natric CamborthidsYes natric camborthids596

2085 Natric CryoborollsYes natric cryoborolls1263

2086 Natric DuraquollsNo natric duraquolls1193

2087 Natric DurixeralfsNo natric durixeralfs249

2088 Natric DurustollsNo natric durustolls1395

2089 Natric HaploxeralfsNo natric haploxeralfs267

2090 Natric PalexeralfsNo natric palexeralfs284

2091 Natric PalexerollsYes natric palexerolls1531

2092 Natric PetroargidsNo natric petroargids2990

2093 Natric PetrocalcidsNo natric petrocalcids2333

2094 Natric VermaqualfsNo natric vermaqualfs2787

2095 Natrixeralfic NatriduridsNo natrixeralfic natridurids2436

2096 Nitric AnhyorthelsNo nitric anhyorthels3098

2097 Nitric AnhyturbelsNo nitric anhyturbels3053

2098 Ochreptic CryoboralfsYes ochreptic cryoboralfs2790

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2099 Ochreptic EutroboralfsYes ochreptic eutroboralfs2798

2100 Ochreptic FragiudalfsYes ochreptic fragiudalfs107

2101 Ochreptic FragixeralfsYes ochreptic fragixeralfs255

2102 Ochreptic GlossoboralfsYes ochreptic glossoboralfs2803

2103 Ochreptic HaploxeralfsYes ochreptic haploxeralfs2829

2104 Ochreptic HapludalfsYes ochreptic hapludalfs2808

2105 Ochreptic HapludultsYes ochreptic hapludults1943

2106 Ochreptic HaplustalfsYes ochreptic haplustalfs2816

2107 Ochreptic RhodoxeralfsYes ochreptic rhodoxeralfs293

2108 Ombroaquic HaplustultsNo ombroaquic haplustults2006

2109 Ombroaquic KandihumultsNo ombroaquic kandihumults1909

2110 Ombroaquic KandiudultsNo ombroaquic kandiudults1961

2111 Ombroaquic Kanhaplohumults

No ombroaquic kanhaplohumults1919

2112 Ombroaquic KanhapludultsNo ombroaquic kanhapludults1974

2113 Ombroaquic KanhaplustultsNo ombroaquic kanhaplustults2027

2114 OrthicYes orthic2235

2115 Orthidic DurixerollsYes orthidic durixerolls1486

2116 Orthidic DurustollsYes orthidic durustolls1396

2117 OrthoxicYes orthoxic2236

2118 Orthoxic PalehumultsYes orthoxic palehumults2734

2119 Orthoxic TropohumultsYes orthoxic tropohumults2737

2120 Oxic ArgiudollsNo oxic argiudolls1328

2121 Oxic DystrandeptsYes oxic dystrandepts2643

2122 Oxic DystropeptsYes oxic dystropepts1095

2123 Oxic DystrudeptsNo oxic dystrudepts3312

2124 Oxic DystrusteptsNo oxic dystrustepts3190

2125 Oxic HapludandsNo oxic hapludands407

2126 Oxic HaplustalfsYes oxic haplustalfs2607

2127 Oxic HaplustandsNo oxic haplustands464

2128 Oxic HaplusteptsNo oxic haplustepts3203

2129 Oxic HaplustollsNo oxic haplustolls1409

2130 Oxic HaplustultsYes oxic haplustults2740

2131 Oxic HumitropeptsYes oxic humitropepts1118

2132 Oxic HumudeptsNo oxic humudepts3713

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2133 Oxic HumusteptsNo oxic humustepts3724

2134 Oxic PaleustalfsYes oxic paleustalfs2608

2135 Oxic PlinthaquultsYes oxic plinthaquults2731

2136 Oxic RhodustalfsYes oxic rhodustalfs2609

2137 Oxic TropudalfsYes oxic tropudalfs3484

2138 Oxic UstropeptsYes oxic ustropepts1129

2139 Oxyaquic AlorthodsNo oxyaquic alorthods1828

2140 Oxyaquic ArgiborollsYes oxyaquic argiborolls1227

2141 Oxyaquic ArgicryollsNo oxyaquic argicryolls3342

2142 Oxyaquic ArgiudollsNo oxyaquic argiudolls1327

2143 Oxyaquic ArgiustollsNo oxyaquic argiustolls1369

2144 Oxyaquic ArgixerollsNo oxyaquic argixerolls1462

2145 Oxyaquic CalciborollsYes oxyaquic calciborolls1239

2146 Oxyaquic CalcicryeptsNo oxyaquic calcicryepts3604

2147 Oxyaquic CalciustollsNo oxyaquic calciustolls1383

2148 Oxyaquic CalcixerollsNo oxyaquic calcixerolls1474

2149 Oxyaquic CryoboralfsYes oxyaquic cryoboralfs60

2150 Oxyaquic CryoborollsYes oxyaquic cryoborolls1264

2151 Oxyaquic CryochreptsYes oxyaquic cryochrepts1004

2152 Oxyaquic CryofluventsNo oxyaquic cryofluvents671

2153 Oxyaquic CryopsammentsNo oxyaquic cryopsamments766

2154 Oxyaquic CryorthentsNo oxyaquic cryorthents713

2155 Oxyaquic CryumbreptsYes oxyaquic cryumbrepts1137

2156 Oxyaquic DuricryandsNo oxyaquic duricryands3597

2157 Oxyaquic DuricryodsNo oxyaquic duricryods1792

2158 Oxyaquic DystrochreptsYes oxyaquic dystrochrepts1026

2159 Oxyaquic DystrocryeptsNo oxyaquic dystrocryepts3167

2160 Oxyaquic DystropeptsYes oxyaquic dystropepts1094

2161 Oxyaquic DystroxereptsNo oxyaquic dystroxerepts3242

2162 Oxyaquic DystrudeptsNo oxyaquic dystrudepts3305

2163 Oxyaquic DystrudertsNo oxyaquic dystruderts2114

2164 Oxyaquic EutroboralfsYes oxyaquic eutroboralfs73

2165 Oxyaquic EutrochreptsYes oxyaquic eutrochrepts1043

2166 Oxyaquic EutrocryeptsYes oxyaquic eutrocryepts3156

2167 Oxyaquic EutropeptsYes oxyaquic eutropepts1108

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2168 Oxyaquic EutrudeptsNo oxyaquic eutrudepts3284

2169 Oxyaquic FragiboralfsYes oxyaquic fragiboralfs80

2170 Oxyaquic FragiorthodsNo oxyaquic fragiorthods1837

2171 Oxyaquic FragiudalfsNo oxyaquic fragiudalfs108

2172 Oxyaquic FraglossudalfsNo oxyaquic fraglossudalfs112

2173 Oxyaquic FulvudandsNo oxyaquic fulvudands3511

2174 Oxyaquic GelorthentsNo oxyaquic gelorthents3524

2175 Oxyaquic GlossoboralfsYes oxyaquic glossoboralfs87

2176 Oxyaquic GlossocryalfsNo oxyaquic glossocryalfs2924

2177 Oxyaquic GlossudalfsNo oxyaquic glossudalfs120

2178 Oxyaquic HaploborollsYes oxyaquic haploborolls1279

2179 Oxyaquic HaplocryalfsNo oxyaquic haplocryalfs2940

2180 Oxyaquic HaplocryandsNo oxyaquic haplocryands3509

2181 Oxyaquic HaplocryeptsNo oxyaquic haplocryepts3618

2182 Oxyaquic HaplocryodsNo oxyaquic haplocryods1799

2183 Oxyaquic HaplocryollsNo oxyaquic haplocryolls3362

2184 Oxyaquic HaplogelollsNo oxyaquic haplogelolls3738

2185 Oxyaquic HaplohumultsNo oxyaquic haplohumults3408

2186 Oxyaquic HaplorthodsNo oxyaquic haplorthods1849

2187 Oxyaquic HaploxereptsNo oxyaquic haploxerepts3549

2188 Oxyaquic HaploxerollsNo oxyaquic haploxerolls1490

2189 Oxyaquic HapludalfsNo oxyaquic hapludalfs139

2190 Oxyaquic HapludandsNo oxyaquic hapludands3512

2191 Oxyaquic HapludertsNo oxyaquic hapluderts2121

2192 Oxyaquic HapludollsNo oxyaquic hapludolls1347

2193 Oxyaquic HapludultsNo oxyaquic hapludults1944

2194 Oxyaquic HaplumbreptsYes oxyaquic haplumbrepts1153

2195 Oxyaquic HaplustalfsNo oxyaquic haplustalfs191

2196 Oxyaquic HaplusteptsNo oxyaquic haplustepts3202

2197 Oxyaquic HaplustollsNo oxyaquic haplustolls1408

2198 Oxyaquic HaplustoxNo oxyaquic haplustox1715

2199 Oxyaquic HumicryeptsNo oxyaquic humicryepts3592

2200 Oxyaquic HumicryodsNo oxyaquic humicryods1806

2201 Oxyaquic HumigeleptsNo oxyaquic humigelepts3690

2202 Oxyaquic HumitropeptsYes oxyaquic humitropepts1117

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2203 Oxyaquic HumixereptsNo oxyaquic humixerepts3732

2204 Oxyaquic HumudeptsNo oxyaquic humudepts3711

2205 Oxyaquic HumusteptsNo oxyaquic humustepts3723

2206 Oxyaquic KandiudalfsNo oxyaquic kandiudalfs152

2207 Oxyaquic KandiudultsNo oxyaquic kandiudults1962

2208 Oxyaquic KanhapludalfsNo oxyaquic kanhapludalfs159

2209 Oxyaquic KanhapludultsNo oxyaquic kanhapludults1975

2210 Oxyaquic PaleboralfsYes oxyaquic paleboralfs95

2211 Oxyaquic PaleborollsYes oxyaquic paleborolls1304

2212 Oxyaquic PalecryalfsNo oxyaquic palecryalfs2913

2213 Oxyaquic PalecryollsNo oxyaquic palecryolls3330

2214 Oxyaquic PalehumultsNo oxyaquic palehumults3406

2215 Oxyaquic PaleudalfsNo oxyaquic paleudalfs176

2216 Oxyaquic PaleudollsNo oxyaquic paleudolls1354

2217 Oxyaquic PaleudultsNo oxyaquic paleudults3409

2218 Oxyaquic PaleustalfsNo oxyaquic paleustalfs231

2219 Oxyaquic Psammentic Eutroboralfs

Yes oxyaquic psammentic eutroboralfs

2799

2220 Oxyaquic QuartzipsammentsNo oxyaquic quartzipsamments775

2221 Oxyaquic TorrifluventsNo oxyaquic torrifluvents678

2222 Oxyaquic TorriorthentsNo oxyaquic torriorthents724

2223 Oxyaquic TorripsammentsNo oxyaquic torripsamments3515

2224 Oxyaquic TropopsammentsYes oxyaquic tropopsamments791

2225 Oxyaquic UdifluventsNo oxyaquic udifluvents690

2226 Oxyaquic UdipsammentsNo oxyaquic udipsamments796

2227 Oxyaquic UdivitrandsNo oxyaquic udivitrands3513

2228 Oxyaquic UdorthentsNo oxyaquic udorthents739

2229 Oxyaquic Ultic HaplorthodsNo oxyaquic ultic haplorthods2878

2230 Oxyaquic UstifluventsNo oxyaquic ustifluvents692

2231 Oxyaquic UstipsammentsNo oxyaquic ustipsamments803

2232 Oxyaquic UstorthentsNo oxyaquic ustorthents748

2233 Oxyaquic UstropeptsYes oxyaquic ustropepts1128

2234 Oxyaquic Vertic ArgiudollsNo oxyaquic vertic argiudolls2527

2235 Oxyaquic Vertic GlossudalfsNo oxyaquic vertic glossudalfs2969

2236 Oxyaquic Vertic HapludalfsNo oxyaquic vertic hapludalfs2516

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2237 Oxyaquic Vertic HaplustalfsNo oxyaquic vertic haplustalfs2519

2238 Oxyaquic Vertic PaleustalfsNo oxyaquic vertic paleustalfs2521

2239 Oxyaquic Vitrandic Haploxerepts

No oxyaquic vitrandic haploxerepts

3583

2240 Oxyaquic VitricryandsNo oxyaquic vitricryands2834

2241 Oxyaquic XerofluventsNo oxyaquic xerofluvents706

2242 Oxyaquic XeropsammentsNo oxyaquic xeropsamments811

2243 Oxyaquic XerorthentsNo oxyaquic xerorthents760

2244 Pachic ArgiborollsYes pachic argiborolls1229

2245 Pachic ArgicryollsNo pachic argicryolls3343

2246 Pachic ArgiudollsNo pachic argiudolls1329

2247 Pachic ArgiustollsNo pachic argiustolls1370

2248 Pachic ArgixerollsNo pachic argixerolls1464

2249 Pachic CalcicryollsNo pachic calcicryolls3350

2250 Pachic CalciustollsNo pachic calciustolls1384

2251 Pachic CalcixerollsNo pachic calcixerolls1475

2252 Pachic CryoborollsYes pachic cryoborolls1265

2253 Pachic DurudandsNo pachic durudands2983

2254 Pachic FulvicryandsNo pachic fulvicryands2974

2255 Pachic FulvudandsNo pachic fulvudands389

2256 Pachic HaploborollsYes pachic haploborolls1281

2257 Pachic HaplocryollsNo pachic haplocryolls3364

2258 Pachic HaploxerollsNo pachic haploxerolls1510

2259 Pachic HapludollsNo pachic hapludolls3399

2260 Pachic HaplumbreptsYes pachic haplumbrepts1154

2261 Pachic HaplustandsNo pachic haplustands2196

2262 Pachic HaplustollsNo pachic haplustolls1410

2263 Pachic HumixereptsNo pachic humixerepts3735

2264 Pachic HumudeptsNo pachic humudepts3716

2265 Pachic MelanaquandsNo pachic melanaquands2972

2266 Pachic MelanoxerandsNo pachic melanoxerands491

2267 Pachic MelanudandsNo pachic melanudands436

2268 Pachic PaleborollsYes pachic paleborolls1305

2269 Pachic PalecryollsNo pachic palecryolls3332

2270 Pachic PaleudollsNo pachic paleudolls3394

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2271 Pachic PaleustollsNo pachic paleustolls1436

2272 Pachic PalexerollsNo pachic palexerolls1532

2273 Pachic PlacudandsYes pachic placudands449

2274 Pachic Udertic ArgiborollsYes pachic udertic argiborolls2859

2275 Pachic Udertic ArgiustollsNo pachic udertic argiustolls3565

2276 Pachic Udertic HaploborollsYes pachic udertic haploborolls2864

2277 Pachic Udertic HaplustollsNo pachic udertic haplustolls3476

2278 Pachic Udic ArgiborollsYes pachic udic argiborolls1228

2279 Pachic Udic HaploborollsYes pachic udic haploborolls1280

2280 Pachic Ultic ArgixerollsNo pachic ultic argixerolls1463

2281 Pachic Ultic HaploxerollsNo pachic ultic haploxerolls1509

2282 Pachic VermustollsNo pachic vermustolls1447

2283 Pachic Vertic ArgiborollsYes pachic vertic argiborolls2860

2284 Pachic Vertic ArgiudollsNo pachic vertic argiudolls3395

2285 Pachic Vertic ArgiustollsNo pachic vertic argiustolls3566

2286 Pachic Vertic HaploborollsYes pachic vertic haploborolls2865

2287 Pachic Vertic HapludollsNo pachic vertic hapludolls3561

2288 Pachic Vertic HaplustollsNo pachic vertic haplustolls3569

2289 Pachic Vitric MelanudandsNo pachic vitric melanudands435

2290 Pachic XerumbreptsYes pachic xerumbrepts1164

2291 Paleargidic ArgiborollsYes paleargidic argiborolls2572

2292 Paleargidic DurixerollsNo paleargidic durixerolls2490

2293 PaleustollicYes paleustollic2237

2294 Paleustollic ChromustertsYes paleustollic chromusterts2750

2295 PalexerollicYes palexerollic2238

2296 Palexerollic ChromoxerertsYes palexerollic chromoxererts3486

2297 Palexerollic DurixerollsNo palexerollic durixerolls2497

2298 Paralithic VerticYes paralithic vertic2239

2299 Paralithic Vertic HaplustollsYes paralithic vertic haplustolls3485

2300 Pergelic CryaquandsYes pergelic cryaquands298

2301 Pergelic CryaqueptsYes pergelic cryaquepts954

2302 Pergelic CryaquodsYes pergelic cryaquods1764

2303 Pergelic CryaquollsYes pergelic cryaquolls1188

2304 Pergelic CryoborollsYes pergelic cryoborolls1266

2305 Pergelic CryochreptsYes pergelic cryochrepts1005

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2306 Pergelic CryofibristsYes pergelic cryofibrists827

2307 Pergelic CryohemistsYes pergelic cryohemists883

2308 Pergelic CryopsammentsYes pergelic cryopsamments767

2309 Pergelic CryorthentsYes pergelic cryorthents714

2310 Pergelic CryorthodsYes pergelic cryorthods3466

2311 Pergelic CryosapristsYes pergelic cryosaprists920

2312 Pergelic CryumbreptsYes pergelic cryumbrepts1138

2313 Pergelic HaplocryodsYes pergelic haplocryods1800

2314 Pergelic HumicryodsYes pergelic humicryods1807

2315 Pergelic Ruptic-Histic Cryaquepts

Yes pergelic ruptic-histic cryaquepts

953

2316 Pergelic SidericYes pergelic sideric2240

2317 Pergelic SphagnofibristsYes pergelic sphagnofibrists849

2318 Petrocalcic CalciaquollsNo petrocalcic calciaquolls1181

2319 Petrocalcic CalciborollsYes petrocalcic calciborolls1240

2320 Petrocalcic CalcicryollsNo petrocalcic calcicryolls3349

2321 Petrocalcic CalcitorrertsNo petrocalcic calcitorrerts2094

2322 Petrocalcic CalciusteptsNo petrocalcic calciustepts3179

2323 Petrocalcic CalciustertsNo petrocalcic calciusterts2129

2324 Petrocalcic CalciustollsNo petrocalcic calciustolls1385

2325 Petrocalcic CalcixereptsNo petrocalcic calcixerepts3224

2326 Petrocalcic CalcixerertsNo petrocalcic calcixererts2176

2327 Petrocalcic DuritorrandsNo petrocalcic duritorrands2975

2328 Petrocalcic HaplustertsNo petrocalcic haplusterts2159

2329 Petrocalcic NatrudollsNo petrocalcic natrudolls3385

2330 Petrocalcic NatrustalfsNo petrocalcic natrustalfs219

2331 Petrocalcic PaleargidsYes petrocalcic paleargids559

2332 Petrocalcic PaleudollsNo petrocalcic paleudolls1355

2333 Petrocalcic PaleustalfsNo petrocalcic paleustalfs232

2334 Petrocalcic PaleustollsNo petrocalcic paleustolls1437

2335 Petrocalcic PalexeralfsNo petrocalcic palexeralfs285

2336 Petrocalcic PalexerollsNo petrocalcic palexerolls1533

2337 Petrocalcic PetrogypsidsNo petrocalcic petrogypsids2475

2338 Petrocalcic RhodoxeralfsNo petrocalcic rhodoxeralfs294

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2339 Petrocalcic Ustalfic Paleargids

Yes petrocalcic ustalfic paleargids560

2340 Petrocalcic Ustollic Paleargids

Yes petrocalcic ustollic paleargids561

2341 Petrocalcic Ustollic Paleustolls

Yes petrocalcic ustollic paleustolls

3462

2342 Petrocalcic VitritorrandsYes petrocalcic vitritorrands370

2343 Petrocalcic XerochreptsYes petrocalcic xerochrepts1085

2344 Petrocalcic Xerollic Paleargids

Yes petrocalcic xerollic paleargids562

2345 Petrocalcidic PalexerollsNo petrocalcidic palexerolls2581

2346 Petroferric AcroperoxNo petroferric acroperox1560

2347 Petroferric AcrotorroxNo petroferric acrotorrox1613

2348 Petroferric AcrudoxNo petroferric acrudox1631

2349 Petroferric AcrustoxNo petroferric acrustox1695

2350 Petroferric DystropeptsYes petroferric dystropepts1096

2351 Petroferric EndoaquandsYes petroferric endoaquands310

2352 Petroferric EpiaquandsYes petroferric epiaquands317

2353 Petroferric EutroperoxNo petroferric eutroperox1574

2354 Petroferric EutrotorroxNo petroferric eutrotorrox1616

2355 Petroferric EutrudoxNo petroferric eutrudox1645

2356 Petroferric EutrustoxNo petroferric eutrustox1709

2357 Petroferric HaploperoxNo petroferric haploperox1589

2358 Petroferric HaplotorroxNo petroferric haplotorrox1619

2359 Petroferric HapludandsYes petroferric hapludands408

2360 Petroferric HapludoxNo petroferric hapludox1661

2361 Petroferric HaplustoxNo petroferric haplustox1726

2362 Petroferric HaplustultsNo petroferric haplustults2007

2363 Petroferric KandiperoxNo petroferric kandiperox1602

2364 Petroferric KandiudoxNo petroferric kandiudox1675

2365 Petroferric KandiustoxNo petroferric kandiustox1739

2366 Petroferric SombriperoxNo petroferric sombriperox1610

2367 Petroferric SombriudoxNo petroferric sombriudox1683

2368 Petroferric SombriustoxNo petroferric sombriustox1747

2369 Petrogypsic AnhyorthelsNo petrogypsic anhyorthels3096

2370 Petrogypsic AnhyturbelsNo petrogypsic anhyturbels3051

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2371 Petrogypsic GypsiorthidsYes petrogypsic gypsiorthids621

2372 Petrogypsic HaplosalidsNo petrogypsic haplosalids2486

2373 Petrogypsic PetroargidsNo petrogypsic petroargids2307

2374 Petrogypsic PetrocryidsNo petrogypsic petrocryids2407

2375 Petrogypsic Ustic No petrogypsic ustic petroargids2306

2376 Petronodic AquicambidsNo petronodic aquicambids2347

2377 Petronodic ArgigypsidsNo petronodic argigypsids2445

2378 Petronodic CalciargidsNo petronodic calciargids2259

2379 Petronodic CalcigypsidsNo petronodic calcigypsids2452

2380 Petronodic HaplargidsNo petronodic haplargids2278

2381 Petronodic HaplocalcidsNo petronodic haplocalcids2323

2382 Petronodic HaplocambidsNo petronodic haplocambids2362

2383 Petronodic HaplogypsidsNo petronodic haplogypsids2461

2384 Petronodic NatrargidsNo petronodic natrargids2287

2385 Petronodic NatrigypsidsNo petronodic natrigypsids2469

2386 Petronodic PaleargidsNo petronodic paleargids2301

2387 Petronodic Ustic CalciargidsNo petronodic ustic calciargids2993

2388 Petronodic Ustic HaplargidsNo petronodic ustic haplargids3472

2389 Petronodic Ustic Haplocalcids

No petronodic ustic haplocalcids2996

2390 Petronodic Ustic Haplocambids

No petronodic ustic haplocambids

2998

2391 Petronodic Ustic PaleargidsNo petronodic ustic paleargids2991

2392 Petronodic Xeric CalciargidsNo petronodic xeric calciargids2992

2393 Petronodic Xeric Haplocalcids

No petronodic xeric haplocalcids2995

2394 Petronodic Xeric Haplocambids

No petronodic xeric haplocambids

2997

2395 Placic CryaquodsNo placic cryaquods1765

2396 Placic HaplaquodsYes placic haplaquods2702

2397 Placic HydrocryandsNo placic hydrocryands351

2398 Placic PetraqueptsNo placic petraquepts3141

2399 Plagganthreptic AlorthodsNo plagganthreptic alorthods3442

2400 Plagganthreptic FragiaquodsNo plagganthreptic fragiaquods3440

2401 Plagganthreptic FragiorthodsNo plagganthreptic fragiorthods3443

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2402 Plagganthreptic Haplohumods

No plagganthreptic haplohumods3441

2403 Plagganthreptic Udipsamments

No plagganthreptic udipsamments

3418

2404 Plaggeptic AlorthodsYes plaggeptic alorthods1829

2405 Plaggeptic FragiaquodsYes plaggeptic fragiaquods1784

2406 Plaggeptic FragiorthodsYes plaggeptic fragiorthods1838

2407 Plaggeptic HaplohumodsYes plaggeptic haplohumods1815

2408 Plaggeptic UdipsammentsYes plaggeptic udipsamments797

2409 PlaggicYes plaggic2241

2410 Plinthaquic EutroperoxNo plinthaquic eutroperox1576

2411 Plinthaquic EutrudoxNo plinthaquic eutrudox1647

2412 Plinthaquic EutrustoxNo plinthaquic eutrustox1711

2413 Plinthaquic FragiudultsNo plinthaquic fragiudults1936

2414 Plinthaquic HaploperoxNo plinthaquic haploperox1591

2415 Plinthaquic HapludoxNo plinthaquic hapludox1663

2416 Plinthaquic HaplustoxNo plinthaquic haplustox1728

2417 Plinthaquic KandiperoxNo plinthaquic kandiperox1604

2418 Plinthaquic KandiudalfsNo plinthaquic kandiudalfs154

2419 Plinthaquic KandiudoxNo plinthaquic kandiudox1677

2420 Plinthaquic KandiudultsNo plinthaquic kandiudults1964

2421 Plinthaquic KandiustoxNo plinthaquic kandiustox1741

2422 Plinthaquic KanhapludultsNo plinthaquic kanhapludults1977

2423 Plinthaquic PaleudalfsNo plinthaquic paleudalfs178

2424 Plinthaquic PaleudultsNo plinthaquic paleudults1992

2425 Plinthic AcraquoxNo plinthic acraquox1538

2426 Plinthic AcroperoxNo plinthic acroperox1561

2427 Plinthic AcrorthoxYes plinthic acrorthox2687

2428 Plinthic AcrudoxNo plinthic acrudox1632

2429 Plinthic AcrustoxNo plinthic acrustox1696

2430 Plinthic EutraquoxNo plinthic eutraquox1543

2431 Plinthic EutroperoxNo plinthic eutroperox1575

2432 Plinthic EutrudoxNo plinthic eutrudox1646

2433 Plinthic EutrustoxNo plinthic eutrustox1710

2434 Plinthic FragiaqualfsNo plinthic fragiaqualfs28

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2435 Plinthic FragiaquultsNo plinthic fragiaquults1867

2436 Plinthic FragiudultsNo plinthic fragiudults1935

2437 Plinthic HaplaquoxNo plinthic haplaquox1548

2438 Plinthic HaplohumultsNo plinthic haplohumults1901

2439 Plinthic HaploperoxNo plinthic haploperox1590

2440 Plinthic HaplorthoxYes plinthic haplorthox3487

2441 Plinthic HaploxeralfsNo plinthic haploxeralfs268

2442 Plinthic HapludoxNo plinthic hapludox1662

2443 Plinthic HaplustoxNo plinthic haplustox1727

2444 Plinthic HaplustultsNo plinthic haplustults2008

2445 Plinthic KandiaqualfsNo plinthic kandiaqualfs40

2446 Plinthic KandiaquultsNo plinthic kandiaquults1876

2447 Plinthic KandihumultsNo plinthic kandihumults1910

2448 Plinthic KandiperoxNo plinthic kandiperox1603

2449 Plinthic KandiudalfsNo plinthic kandiudalfs153

2450 Plinthic KandiudoxNo plinthic kandiudox1676

2451 Plinthic KandiudultsNo plinthic kandiudults1963

2452 Plinthic KandiustalfsNo plinthic kandiustalfs204

2453 Plinthic KandiustoxNo plinthic kandiustox1740

2454 Plinthic KandiustultsNo plinthic kandiustults2016

2455 Plinthic KanhaplaquultsNo plinthic kanhaplaquults1882

2456 Plinthic KanhapludultsNo plinthic kanhapludults1976

2457 Plinthic KanhaplustultsNo plinthic kanhaplustults2028

2458 Plinthic PaleaquultsNo plinthic paleaquults1890

2459 Plinthic PalehumultsNo plinthic palehumults1926

2460 Plinthic PaleudalfsNo plinthic paleudalfs177

2461 Plinthic PaleudultsNo plinthic paleudults1991

2462 Plinthic PaleustalfsNo plinthic paleustalfs233

2463 Plinthic PalexeralfsNo plinthic palexeralfs286

2464 Plinthic PetraqueptsNo plinthic petraquepts3142

2465 Plinthic QuartzipsammentsNo plinthic quartzipsamments776

2466 Plinthic TropaqueptsYes plinthic tropaquepts995

2467 Plinthic UmbraquultsNo plinthic umbraquults1896

2468 Plinthudic FragiaquultsYes plinthudic fragiaquults1866

2469 Psammaquentic HapludalfsYes psammaquentic hapludalfs141

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2470 Psammaquentic PaleudultsYes psammaquentic paleudults1994

2471 Psammentic AquiturbelsNo psammentic aquiturbels3047

2472 Psammentic AquorthelsNo psammentic aquorthels3092

2473 Psammentic ArgiudollsNo psammentic argiudolls1330

2474 Psammentic CryoboralfsYes psammentic cryoboralfs61

2475 Psammentic EutroboralfsYes psammentic eutroboralfs74

2476 Psammentic FrasiwassentsNo psammentic frasiwassents3643

2477 Psammentic GlossoboralfsYes psammentic glossoboralfs88

2478 Psammentic HaplocryalfsNo psammentic haplocryalfs2942

2479 Psammentic HaploxeralfsNo psammentic haploxeralfs269

2480 Psammentic HaploxerollsNo psammentic haploxerolls3374

2481 Psammentic HaploxerultsNo psammentic haploxerults2041

2482 Psammentic HapludalfsNo psammentic hapludalfs140

2483 Psammentic HapludultsNo psammentic hapludults1945

2484 Psammentic HaplumbreptsYes psammentic haplumbrepts1155

2485 Psammentic HaplustalfsNo psammentic haplustalfs192

2486 Psammentic HumudeptsNo psammentic humudepts3712

2487 Psammentic PaleudalfsNo psammentic paleudalfs179

2488 Psammentic PaleudultsNo psammentic paleudults1993

2489 Psammentic PaleustalfsNo psammentic paleustalfs234

2490 Psammentic PalexeralfsNo psammentic palexeralfs2833

2491 Psammentic RhodudultsNo psammentic rhodudults2000

2492 Psammentic RhodustultsNo psammentic rhodustults2034

2493 Quartzipsammentic Haplumbrepts

Yes quartzipsammentic haplumbrepts

1156

2494 Rendollic EutrochreptsYes rendollic eutrochrepts1044

2495 Rendollic EutrudeptsNo rendollic eutrudepts3291

2496 Rhodic AcroperoxNo rhodic acroperox1562

2497 Rhodic AcrudoxNo rhodic acrudox1633

2498 Rhodic AcrustoxNo rhodic acrustox1697

2499 Rhodic EutroperoxNo rhodic eutroperox1577

2500 Rhodic EutrudoxNo rhodic eutrudox1648

2501 Rhodic EutrustoxNo rhodic eutrustox1712

2502 Rhodic HaploperoxNo rhodic haploperox1592

2503 Rhodic HapludoxNo rhodic hapludox1664

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2504 Rhodic HaplustoxNo rhodic haplustox1729

2505 Rhodic KandiperoxNo rhodic kandiperox1605

2506 Rhodic KandiudalfsNo rhodic kandiudalfs155

2507 Rhodic KandiudoxNo rhodic kandiudox1678

2508 Rhodic KandiudultsNo rhodic kandiudults1965

2509 Rhodic KandiustalfsNo rhodic kandiustalfs205

2510 Rhodic KandiustoxNo rhodic kandiustox1742

2511 Rhodic KandiustultsNo rhodic kandiustults2017

2512 Rhodic KanhapludalfsNo rhodic kanhapludalfs160

2513 Rhodic KanhapludultsNo rhodic kanhapludults1978

2514 Rhodic KanhaplustalfsNo rhodic kanhaplustalfs211

2515 Rhodic KanhaplustultsNo rhodic kanhaplustults2029

2516 Rhodic PaleudalfsNo rhodic paleudalfs180

2517 Rhodic PaleudultsNo rhodic paleudults1995

2518 Rhodic PaleustalfsNo rhodic paleustalfs235

2519 Rhodic TorripsammentsNo rhodic torripsamments3010

2520 Rhodic UstipsammentsNo rhodic ustipsamments3014

2521 Ruptic HistorthelsNo ruptic historthels3083

2522 Ruptic HistoturbelsNo ruptic histoturbels3041

2523 Ruptic-Alfic DystrochreptsYes ruptic-alfic dystrochrepts1027

2524 Ruptic-Alfic DystrudeptsNo ruptic-alfic dystrudepts3315

2525 Ruptic-Alfic EutrochreptsYes ruptic-alfic eutrochrepts1045

2526 Ruptic-Alfic EutrudeptsNo ruptic-alfic eutrudepts3293

2527 Ruptic-Alfic LithicYes ruptic-alfic lithic2204

2528 Ruptic-Entic LithicYes ruptic-entic lithic2222

2529 Ruptic-Histic AquiturbelsNo ruptic-histic aquiturbels3046

2530 Ruptic-Histic AquorthelsNo ruptic-histic aquorthels3088

2531 Ruptic-Lithic CryumbreptsYes ruptic-lithic cryumbrepts1139

2532 Ruptic-Lithic HaploborollsYes ruptic-lithic haploborolls1282

2533 Ruptic-Lithic HaplustollsNo ruptic-lithic haplustolls1411

2534 Ruptic-Lithic XerochreptsYes ruptic-lithic xerochrepts1086

2535 Ruptic-Lithic-Entic HapludultsYes ruptic-lithic-entic hapludults1946

2536 Ruptic-Lithic-Xerochreptic Haploxeralfs

Yes ruptic-lithic-xerochreptic haploxeralfs

2610

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2537 Ruptic-Lithic-Xerochreptic Haploxerults

Yes ruptic-lithic-xerochreptic haploxerults

2042

2538 Ruptic-Ultic DystrochreptsYes ruptic-ultic dystrochrepts1028

2539 Ruptic-Ultic DystrudeptsNo ruptic-ultic dystrudepts3316

2540 Ruptic-Vertic AlbaqualfsYes ruptic-vertic albaqualfs7

2541 Salic AnhyorthelsNo salic anhyorthels3099

2542 Salic AnhyturbelsNo salic anhyturbels3054

2543 Salic AquorthelsNo salic aquorthels3091

2544 Salic SulfaquertsNo salic sulfaquerts3580

2545 Salidic CalciustollsNo salidic calciustolls2574

2546 Salidic HaploborollsYes salidic haploborolls2573

2547 Salidic HaplustollsNo salidic haplustolls2577

2548 Salidic NatrustalfsNo salidic natrustalfs2541

2549 Salidic SulfaqueptsNo salidic sulfaquepts2570

2550 Salorthidic CalciustollsYes salorthidic calciustolls1386

2551 Salorthidic HaploborollsYes salorthidic haploborolls1283

2552 Salorthidic HaplustollsYes salorthidic haplustolls1412

2553 Salorthidic NatrustalfsYes salorthidic natrustalfs220

2554 Salorthidic SulfaqueptsYes salorthidic sulfaquepts989

2555 Sapric BorofibristsYes sapric borofibrists819

2556 Sapric BorohemistsYes sapric borohemists877

2557 Sapric FrasiwassistsNo sapric frasiwassists3676

2558 Sapric GlacistelsNo sapric glacistels3024

2559 Sapric HaplohemistsNo sapric haplohemists3438

2560 Sapric HaplowassistsNo sapric haplowassists3680

2561 Sapric MedifibristsYes sapric medifibrists837

2562 Sapric MedihemistsYes sapric medihemists892

2563 Sapric SphagnofibristsYes sapric sphagnofibrists850

2564 Sapric SulfiwassistsNo sapric sulfiwassists3683

2565 Sapric Terric BorofibristsYes sapric terric borofibrists820

2566 Sapric Terric BorohemistsYes sapric terric borohemists878

2567 Sapric Terric MedifibristsYes sapric terric medifibrists838

2568 Sapric Terric MedihemistsYes sapric terric medihemists893

2569 Sapric Terric TropofibristsYes sapric terric tropofibrists860

2570 Sapric Terric TropohemistsYes sapric terric tropohemists906

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2571 Sapric TropofibristsYes sapric tropofibrists859

2572 Sapric TropohemistsYes sapric tropohemists905

2573 SidericYes sideric2242

2574 Sideric CryaquodsYes sideric cryaquods2693

2575 Sideric TropaquodsYes sideric tropaquods2709

2576 Sodic AquicambidsNo sodic aquicambids2344

2577 Sodic CalciustertsNo sodic calciusterts2130

2578 Sodic CalcixereptsNo sodic calcixerepts3225

2579 Sodic DurixerertsNo sodic durixererts2183

2580 Sodic EndoaquentsNo sodic endoaquents3003

2581 Sodic EndoaquertsNo sodic endoaquerts2066

2582 Sodic EpiaquertsNo sodic epiaquerts2195

2583 Sodic GypsiustertsNo sodic gypsiusterts2147

2584 Sodic HaplocalcidsNo sodic haplocalcids2326

2585 Sodic HaplocambidsNo sodic haplocambids2365

2586 Sodic HaplocryertsNo sodic haplocryerts2087

2587 Sodic HaplogypsidsNo sodic haplogypsids2460

2588 Sodic HaplotorrertsNo sodic haplotorrerts2102

2589 Sodic HaploxerertsNo sodic haploxererts2193

2590 Sodic HaplustertsNo sodic haplusterts2160

2591 Sodic HumicryertsNo sodic humicryerts2089

2592 Sodic HydraquentsNo sodic hydraquents3001

2593 Sodic PetrocambidsNo sodic petrocambids2374

2594 Sodic PsammaquentsNo sodic psammaquents3002

2595 Sodic SalustertsNo sodic salusterts2169

2596 Sodic TorriarentsNo sodic torriarents3473

2597 Sodic Ustic HaplocalcidsNo sodic ustic haplocalcids2325

2598 Sodic Ustic HaplocambidsNo sodic ustic haplocambids2364

2599 Sodic VermaqueptsNo sodic vermaquepts2844

2600 Sodic XerarentsNo sodic xerarents3005

2601 Sodic Xeric HaplocalcidsNo sodic xeric haplocalcids2324

2602 Sodic Xeric HaplocambidsNo sodic xeric haplocambids2363

2603 Sombric KandiudultsNo sombric kandiudults1966

2604 SombrihumicYes sombrihumic2243

2605 Sphagnic BorofibristsYes sphagnic borofibrists822

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2606 Sphagnic CryofibristsNo sphagnic cryofibrists828

2607 Sphagnic FibristelsNo sphagnic fibristels3029

2608 Sphagnic MedifibristsYes sphagnic medifibrists840

2609 Sphagnic Terric BorofibristsYes sphagnic terric borofibrists821

2610 Sphagnic Terric MedifibristsYes sphagnic terric medifibrists839

2611 Spodic CryopsammentsNo spodic cryopsamments768

2612 Spodic DystrocryeptsNo spodic dystrocryepts3169

2613 Spodic DystrudeptsNo spodic dystrudepts3311

2614 Spodic HaplocryandsNo spodic haplocryands3508

2615 Spodic HumicryeptsNo spodic humicryepts3599

2616 Spodic PaleudultsNo spodic paleudults1996

2617 Spodic PsammaquentsNo spodic psammaquents659

2618 Spodic PsammorthelsNo spodic psammorthels3124

2619 Spodic PsammoturbelsNo spodic psammoturbels3075

2620 Spodic QuartzipsammentsNo spodic quartzipsamments777

2621 Spodic UdipsammentsNo spodic udipsamments798

2622 Spodic VitricryandsNo spodic vitricryands2613

2623 Spodic VitrixerandsYes spodic vitrixerands2618

2624 Sulfaqueptic DystraquertsNo sulfaqueptic dystraquerts2057

2625 Sulfic CryaqueptsNo sulfic cryaquepts955

2626 Sulfic EndoaquentsNo sulfic endoaquents638

2627 Sulfic EndoaqueptsNo sulfic endoaquepts963

2628 Sulfic FluvaquentsNo sulfic fluvaquents649

2629 Sulfic FluviwassentsNo sulfic fluviwassents3636

2630 Sulfic HaplaqueptsYes sulfic haplaquepts2670

2631 Sulfic HaplowassentsNo sulfic haplowassents3648

2632 Sulfic HaplowassistsNo sulfic haplowassists3678

2633 Sulfic HydraquentsNo sulfic hydraquents3000

2634 Sulfic HydrowassentsNo sulfic hydrowassents3652

2635 Sulfic PsammowassentsNo sulfic psammowassents3657

2636 Sulfic SulfaquertsNo sulfic sulfaquerts3581

2637 Sulfic TropaqueptsYes sulfic tropaquepts996

2638 Sulfuric AquiturbelsNo sulfuric aquiturbels3045

2639 Sulfuric AquorthelsNo sulfuric aquorthels3087

2640 Terric BorofibristsYes terric borofibrists823

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2641 Terric BorohemistsYes terric borohemists879

2642 Terric BorosapristsYes terric borosaprists916

2643 Terric CryofibristsNo terric cryofibrists829

2644 Terric CryohemistsNo terric cryohemists884

2645 Terric CryosapristsNo terric cryosaprists921

2646 Terric FibristelsNo terric fibristels3027

2647 Terric HaplofibristsNo terric haplofibrists3422

2648 Terric HaplohemistsNo terric haplohemists3435

2649 Terric HaplosapristsNo terric haplosaprists3430

2650 Terric HemistelsNo terric hemistels3032

2651 Terric MedifibristsYes terric medifibrists841

2652 Terric MedihemistsYes terric medihemists894

2653 Terric MedisapristsYes terric medisaprists930

2654 Terric SapristelsNo terric sapristels3036

2655 Terric SphagnofibristsNo terric sphagnofibrists851

2656 Terric SulfihemistsNo terric sulfihemists896

2657 Terric SulfisapristsNo terric sulfisaprists932

2658 Terric TropofibristsYes terric tropofibrists861

2659 Terric TropohemistsYes terric tropohemists907

2660 Terric TroposapristsYes terric troposaprists942

2661 Thaptic CryaquandsNo thaptic cryaquands299

2662 Thaptic DuraquandsNo thaptic duraquands303

2663 Thaptic DurudandsYes thaptic durudands375

2664 Thaptic DurustandsNo thaptic durustands455

2665 Thaptic EndoaquandsNo thaptic endoaquands311

2666 Thaptic EpiaquandsNo thaptic epiaquands318

2667 Thaptic FulvudandsNo thaptic fulvudands390

2668 Thaptic GelaquandsNo thaptic gelaquands3501

2669 Thaptic HaplocryandsNo thaptic haplocryands345

2670 Thaptic HaploxerandsNo thaptic haploxerands488

2671 Thaptic HapludandsNo thaptic hapludands409

2672 Thaptic HaplustandsNo thaptic haplustands465

2673 Thaptic HydrocryandsNo thaptic hydrocryands352

2674 Thaptic HydrudandsNo thaptic hydrudands418

2675 Thaptic MelanaquandsNo thaptic melanaquands324

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2676 Thaptic MelanudandsNo thaptic melanudands437

2677 Thaptic PlacaquandsNo thaptic placaquands330

2678 Thaptic PlacudandsYes thaptic placudands450

2679 Thaptic UdivitrandsNo thaptic udivitrands473

2680 Thaptic UstivitrandsNo thaptic ustivitrands480

2681 Thaptic VitraquandsNo thaptic vitraquands335

2682 Thaptic VitricryandsNo thaptic vitricryands363

2683 Thaptic VitrixerandsNo thaptic vitrixerands498

2684 Thapto-Histic CryaquollsNo thapto-histic cryaquolls1189

2685 Thapto-Histic EndoaquollsNo thapto-histic endoaquolls1202

2686 Thapto-Histic EpiaquollsNo thapto-histic epiaquolls1210

2687 Thapto-Histic FluvaquentsNo thapto-histic fluvaquents650

2688 Thapto-Histic FluviwassentsNo thapto-histic fluviwassents3638

2689 Thapto-Histic FrasiwassentsNo thapto-histic frasiwassents3644

2690 Thapto-Histic HaplaquollsYes thapto-histic haplaquolls2679

2691 Thapto-Histic HydraquentsNo thapto-histic hydraquents2835

2692 Thapto-Histic HydrowassentsNo thapto-histic hydrowassents3655

2693 Thapto-Histic SulfaquentsNo thapto-histic sulfaquents2999

2694 Thapto-Histic SulfiwassentsNo thapto-histic sulfiwassents3664

2695 Thapto-Histic Tropic Fluvaquents

Yes thapto-histic tropic fluvaquents

651

2696 Torrertic ArgiborollsYes torrertic argiborolls1230

2697 Torrertic ArgiustollsNo torrertic argiustolls1371

2698 Torrertic ArgixerollsNo torrertic argixerolls1465

2699 Torrertic CalciusteptsNo torrertic calciustepts3177

2700 Torrertic CalciustollsNo torrertic calciustolls1387

2701 Torrertic DystrusteptsNo torrertic dystrustepts3546

2702 Torrertic HaploxerollsNo torrertic haploxerolls1514

2703 Torrertic HaplustalfsNo torrertic haplustalfs2817

2704 Torrertic HaplusteptsNo torrertic haplustepts3196

2705 Torrertic HaplustollsNo torrertic haplustolls1416

2706 Torrertic NatriborollsYes torrertic natriborolls2867

2707 Torrertic NatrustalfsNo torrertic natrustalfs2824

2708 Torrertic NatrustollsNo torrertic natrustolls3376

2709 Torrertic PaleustollsNo torrertic paleustolls1438

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2710 Torrertic UstifluventsNo torrertic ustifluvents2839

2711 Torrertic UstochreptsYes torrertic ustochrepts1066

2712 Torrertic UstorthentsNo torrertic ustorthents3019

2713 Torrifluventic HaploborollsYes torrifluventic haploborolls1284

2714 Torrifluventic HaploxerollsNo torrifluventic haploxerolls1511

2715 Torrifluventic HaplusteptsNo torrifluventic haplustepts3205

2716 Torrifluventic HaplustollsNo torrifluventic haplustolls1413

2717 Torrifluventic UstochreptsYes torrifluventic ustochrepts1065

2718 Torriorthentic HaploborollsYes torriorthentic haploborolls1285

2719 Torriorthentic HaploxerollsNo torriorthentic haploxerolls1512

2720 Torriorthentic HaplustollsNo torriorthentic haplustolls1414

2721 Torripsammentic Haploxerolls

No torripsammentic haploxerolls1513

2722 Torroxic HaplustollsNo torroxic haplustolls1415

2723 TropaquodicYes tropaquodic2244

2724 TropepticYes tropeptic2245

2725 Tropeptic EutrorthoxYes tropeptic eutrorthox2688

2726 Tropeptic EutrustoxYes tropeptic eutrustox2770

2727 Tropeptic HaplorthoxYes tropeptic haplorthox2690

2728 Tropeptic HaplustoxYes tropeptic haplustox2692

2729 Tropeptic UmbriorthoxYes tropeptic umbriorthox2691

2730 Tropic FluvaquentsYes tropic fluvaquents652

2731 Turbic DystrogeleptsNo turbic dystrogelepts3696

2732 Turbic GelaquandsNo turbic gelaquands3631

2733 Turbic GelaqueptsNo turbic gelaquepts3685

2734 Turbic HaplogeleptsNo turbic haplogelepts3701

2735 Turbic HaplogelodsNo turbic haplogelods3745

2736 Turbic HaplogelollsNo turbic haplogelolls3739

2737 Turbic HumigeleptsNo turbic humigelepts3692

2738 Turbic HumigelodsNo turbic humigelods3746

2739 Turbic VitrigelandsNo turbic vitrigelands3635

2740 Typic AcraquoxNo typic acraquox1536

2741 Typic AcrohumoxYes typic acrohumox2683

2742 Typic AcroperoxNo typic acroperox1551

2743 Typic AcrorthoxYes typic acrorthox2685

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2744 Typic AcrotorroxNo typic acrotorrox1611

2745 Typic AcrudoxNo typic acrudox1620

2746 Typic AcrustoxNo typic acrustox1684

2747 Typic AgrudalfsYes typic agrudalfs97

2748 Typic AlaquodsNo typic alaquods1748

2749 Typic AlbaqualfsNo typic albaqualfs1

2750 Typic AlbaquultsNo typic albaquults1852

2751 Typic AlorthodsNo typic alorthods1821

2752 Typic AndaqueptsYes typic andaquepts2659

2753 Typic AnhyorthelsNo typic anhyorthels3101

2754 Typic AnhyturbelsNo typic anhyturbels3056

2755 Typic AnthracambidsNo typic anthracambids2343

2756 Typic AquicambidsNo typic aquicambids2353

2757 Typic AquisalidsNo typic aquisalids2484

2758 Typic AquiturbelsNo typic aquiturbels3048

2759 Typic AquorthelsNo typic aquorthels3093

2760 Typic ArgialbollsNo typic argialbolls1166

2761 Typic ArgiaquollsNo typic argiaquolls1174

2762 Typic ArgiborollsYes typic argiborolls1214

2763 Typic ArgicryidsNo typic argicryids2387

2764 Typic ArgicryollsNo typic argicryolls3347

2765 Typic ArgiduridsNo typic argidurids2423

2766 Typic ArgigypsidsNo typic argigypsids2450

2767 Typic ArgiorthelsNo typic argiorthels3121

2768 Typic ArgiudollsNo typic argiudolls1321

2769 Typic ArgiustollsNo typic argiustolls1361

2770 Typic ArgixerollsNo typic argixerolls1448

2771 Typic BorofibristsYes typic borofibrists812

2772 Typic BorofolistsYes typic borofolists862

2773 Typic BorohemistsYes typic borohemists870

2774 Typic BorosapristsYes typic borosaprists908

2775 Typic CalciaquertsNo typic calciaquerts2043

2776 Typic CalciaquollsNo typic calciaquolls1179

2777 Typic CalciargidsNo typic calciargids2264

2778 Typic CalciborollsYes typic calciborolls1235

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2779 Typic CalcicryeptsNo typic calcicryepts3607

2780 Typic CalcicryidsNo typic calcicryids2393

2781 Typic CalcicryollsNo typic calcicryolls3353

2782 Typic CalcigypsidsNo typic calcigypsids2457

2783 Typic CalciorthidsYes typic calciorthids568

2784 Typic CalcitorrertsNo typic calcitorrerts2090

2785 Typic CalciudollsNo typic calciudolls1333

2786 Typic CalciusteptsNo typic calciustepts3184

2787 Typic CalciustertsNo typic calciusterts2122

2788 Typic CalciustollsNo typic calciustolls1378

2789 Typic CalcixereptsNo typic calcixerepts3228

2790 Typic CalcixerertsNo typic calcixererts2170

2791 Typic CalcixerollsNo typic calcixerolls1470

2792 Typic CamborthidsYes typic camborthids583

2793 Typic ChromoxerertsYes typic chromoxererts2756

2794 Typic ChromudertsYes typic chromuderts2743

2795 Typic ChromustertsYes typic chromusterts2590

2796 Typic CryandeptsYes typic cryandepts2632

2797 Typic CryaqualfsNo typic cryaqualfs2903

2798 Typic CryaquandsNo typic cryaquands295

2799 Typic CryaquentsNo typic cryaquents631

2800 Typic CryaqueptsNo typic cryaquepts943

2801 Typic CryaquodsNo typic cryaquods1759

2802 Typic CryaquollsNo typic cryaquolls1182

2803 Typic CryoboralfsYes typic cryoboralfs53

2804 Typic CryoborollsYes typic cryoborolls1242

2805 Typic CryochreptsYes typic cryochrepts998

2806 Typic CryofibristsNo typic cryofibrists824

2807 Typic CryofluventsNo typic cryofluvents667

2808 Typic CryofolistsNo typic cryofolists864

2809 Typic CryohemistsNo typic cryohemists880

2810 Typic CryohumodsYes typic cryohumods2710

2811 Typic CryopsammentsNo typic cryopsamments762

2812 Typic CryorthentsNo typic cryorthents709

2813 Typic CryorthodsYes typic cryorthods2719

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2814 Typic CryosapristsNo typic cryosaprists917

2815 Typic CryrendollsNo typic cryrendolls3320

2816 Typic CryumbreptsYes typic cryumbrepts1131

2817 Typic DuraqualfsNo typic duraqualfs2538

2818 Typic DuraquandsNo typic duraquands300

2819 Typic DuraquertsNo typic duraquerts2045

2820 Typic DuraquodsNo typic duraquods1766

2821 Typic DuraquollsNo typic duraquolls1191

2822 Typic DurargidsYes typic durargids500

2823 Typic DuricryandsNo typic duricryands3470

2824 Typic DuricryodsNo typic duricryods1787

2825 Typic DuricryollsNo typic duricryolls3327

2826 Typic DurihumodsNo typic durihumods1816

2827 Typic DuritorrandsNo typic duritorrands2977

2828 Typic DurixeralfsNo typic durixeralfs244

2829 Typic DurixereptsNo typic durixerepts3221

2830 Typic DurixerertsNo typic durixererts2177

2831 Typic DurixerollsNo typic durixerolls1478

2832 Typic DurochreptsYes typic durochrepts1007

2833 Typic DurorthidsYes typic durorthids606

2834 Typic DurorthodsNo typic durorthods1831

2835 Typic DurudandsNo typic durudands371

2836 Typic DurudeptsNo typic durudepts3267

2837 Typic DurustalfsNo typic durustalfs2543

2838 Typic DurustandsNo typic durustands452

2839 Typic DurusteptsNo typic durustepts3174

2840 Typic DurustollsNo typic durustolls1391

2841 Typic DystrandeptsYes typic dystrandepts2637

2842 Typic DystraquertsNo typic dystraquerts2050

2843 Typic DystrochreptsYes typic dystrochrepts1016

2844 Typic DystrocryeptsNo typic dystrocryepts3173

2845 Typic DystrogeleptsNo typic dystrogelepts3538

2846 Typic DystropeptsYes typic dystropepts1089

2847 Typic DystroxereptsNo typic dystroxerepts3247

2848 Typic DystrudeptsNo typic dystrudepts3317

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2849 Typic DystrudertsNo typic dystruderts2108

2850 Typic DystrusteptsNo typic dystrustepts3192

2851 Typic DystrustertsNo typic dystrusterts2132

2852 Typic EndoaqualfsNo typic endoaqualfs10

2853 Typic EndoaquandsNo typic endoaquands304

2854 Typic EndoaquentsNo typic endoaquents633

2855 Typic EndoaqueptsNo typic endoaquepts957

2856 Typic EndoaquertsNo typic endoaquerts2059

2857 Typic EndoaquodsNo typic endoaquods1769

2858 Typic EndoaquollsNo typic endoaquolls1195

2859 Typic EndoaquultsNo typic endoaquults1855

2860 Typic EpiaqualfsNo typic epiaqualfs17

2861 Typic EpiaquandsNo typic epiaquands312

2862 Typic EpiaquentsNo typic epiaquents639

2863 Typic EpiaqueptsNo typic epiaquepts965

2864 Typic EpiaquertsNo typic epiaquerts2069

2865 Typic EpiaquodsNo typic epiaquods1774

2866 Typic EpiaquollsNo typic epiaquolls1204

2867 Typic EpiaquultsNo typic epiaquults1859

2868 Typic EutrandeptsYes typic eutrandepts2644

2869 Typic EutraquoxNo typic eutraquox1539

2870 Typic EutroboralfsYes typic eutroboralfs64

2871 Typic EutrochreptsYes typic eutrochrepts1031

2872 Typic EutrocryeptsYes typic eutrocryepts3161

2873 Typic EutrogeleptsYes typic eutrogelepts3543

2874 Typic EutropeptsYes typic eutropepts1101

2875 Typic EutroperoxNo typic eutroperox1564

2876 Typic EutrorthoxYes typic eutrorthox3490

2877 Typic EutrotorroxNo typic eutrotorrox1614

2878 Typic EutrudeptsNo typic eutrudepts3294

2879 Typic EutrudoxNo typic eutrudox1635

2880 Typic EutrustoxNo typic eutrustox1699

2881 Typic FerrudalfsNo typic ferrudalfs98

2882 Typic FibristelsNo typic fibristels3030

2883 Typic FluvaquentsNo typic fluvaquents643

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2884 Typic FluviwassentsNo typic fluviwassents3640

2885 Typic FolistelsNo typic folistels3022

2886 Typic FragiaqualfsNo typic fragiaqualfs26

2887 Typic FragiaqueptsNo typic fragiaquepts968

2888 Typic FragiaquodsNo typic fragiaquods1781

2889 Typic FragiaquultsNo typic fragiaquults1864

2890 Typic FragiboralfsYes typic fragiboralfs77

2891 Typic FragihumodsNo typic fragihumods1811

2892 Typic FragiochreptsYes typic fragiochrepts1048

2893 Typic FragiorthodsNo typic fragiorthods1833

2894 Typic FragiudalfsNo typic fragiudalfs100

2895 Typic FragiudeptsNo typic fragiudepts3272

2896 Typic FragiudultsNo typic fragiudults1929

2897 Typic FragiumbreptsYes typic fragiumbrepts1141

2898 Typic FragixeralfsNo typic fragixeralfs251

2899 Typic FragixereptsNo typic fragixerepts3233

2900 Typic FraglossudalfsNo typic fraglossudalfs110

2901 Typic FrasiwassentsNo typic frasiwassents3647

2902 Typic FrasiwassistsNo typic frasiwassists3677

2903 Typic FulvicryandsNo typic fulvicryands336

2904 Typic FulvudandsNo typic fulvudands376

2905 Typic GelaquandsNo typic gelaquands3502

2906 Typic GelaquentsNo typic gelaquents3519

2907 Typic GelaqueptsNo typic gelaquepts3532

2908 Typic GelicryandsYes typic gelicryands339

2909 Typic GelifluventsNo typic gelifluvents3521

2910 Typic GelorthentsNo typic gelorthents3514

2911 Typic GibbsihumoxYes typic gibbsihumox2684

2912 Typic GibbsiorthoxYes typic gibbsiorthox2689

2913 Typic GlacistelsNo typic glacistels3025

2914 Typic GlossaqualfsNo typic glossaqualfs30

2915 Typic GlossoboralfsYes typic glossoboralfs82

2916 Typic GlossocryalfsNo typic glossocryalfs2934

2917 Typic GlossudalfsNo typic glossudalfs113

2918 Typic GypsiargidsNo typic gypsiargids2271

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2919 Typic GypsicryidsNo typic gypsicryids2397

2920 Typic GypsiorthidsYes typic gypsiorthids618

2921 Typic GypsitorrertsNo typic gypsitorrerts2095

2922 Typic GypsiustertsNo typic gypsiusterts2140

2923 Typic HalaqueptsNo typic halaquepts971

2924 Typic HaplanthreptsNo typic haplanthrepts3150

2925 Typic HaplaquandsYes typic haplaquands2611

2926 Typic HaplaquentsYes typic haplaquents2622

2927 Typic HaplaqueptsYes typic haplaquepts2665

2928 Typic HaplaquodsYes typic haplaquods2694

2929 Typic HaplaquollsYes typic haplaquolls2584

2930 Typic HaplaquoxNo typic haplaquox1544

2931 Typic HaplargidsNo typic haplargids511

2932 Typic HaploborollsYes typic haploborolls1269

2933 Typic HaplocalcidsNo typic haplocalcids2331

2934 Typic HaplocambidsNo typic haplocambids2373

2935 Typic HaplocryalfsNo typic haplocryalfs2952

2936 Typic HaplocryandsNo typic haplocryands340

2937 Typic HaplocryeptsNo typic haplocryepts3624

2938 Typic HaplocryertsNo typic haplocryerts2085

2939 Typic HaplocryidsNo typic haplocryids2404

2940 Typic HaplocryodsNo typic haplocryods1793

2941 Typic HaplocryollsNo typic haplocryolls3369

2942 Typic HaploduridsNo typic haplodurids2432

2943 Typic HaplofibristsNo typic haplofibrists3425

2944 Typic HaplogeleptsNo typic haplogelepts3702

2945 Typic HaplogelodsNo typic haplogelods3578

2946 Typic HaplogelollsNo typic haplogelolls3559

2947 Typic HaplogypsidsNo typic haplogypsids2466

2948 Typic HaplohemistsNo typic haplohemists3439

2949 Typic HaplohumodsNo typic haplohumods1812

2950 Typic HaplohumultsNo typic haplohumults1897

2951 Typic HaploperoxNo typic haploperox1580

2952 Typic HaplorthelsNo typic haplorthels3129

2953 Typic HaplorthodsNo typic haplorthods1840

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2954 Typic HaplorthoxYes typic haplorthox3489

2955 Typic HaplosalidsNo typic haplosalids2489

2956 Typic HaplosapristsNo typic haplosaprists3426

2957 Typic HaplotorrandsNo typic haplotorrands2981

2958 Typic HaplotorrertsNo typic haplotorrerts2097

2959 Typic HaplotorroxNo typic haplotorrox1617

2960 Typic HaploturbelsNo typic haploturbels3080

2961 Typic HaplowassentsNo typic haplowassents3651

2962 Typic HaplowassistsNo typic haplowassists3681

2963 Typic HaploxeralfsNo typic haploxeralfs257

2964 Typic HaploxerandsNo typic haploxerands481

2965 Typic HaploxereptsNo typic haploxerepts3261

2966 Typic HaploxerertsNo typic haploxererts2185

2967 Typic HaploxerollsNo typic haploxerolls1491

2968 Typic HaploxerultsNo typic haploxerults2035

2969 Typic HapludalfsNo typic hapludalfs122

2970 Typic HapludandsNo typic hapludands391

2971 Typic HapludertsNo typic hapluderts2115

2972 Typic HapludollsNo typic hapludolls1337

2973 Typic HapludoxNo typic hapludox1651

2974 Typic HapludultsNo typic hapludults1937

2975 Typic HaplumbreptsYes typic haplumbrepts1145

2976 Typic HaplustalfsNo typic haplustalfs182

2977 Typic HaplustandsNo typic haplustands456

2978 Typic HaplusteptsNo typic haplustepts3215

2979 Typic HaplustertsNo typic haplusterts2149

2980 Typic HaplustollsNo typic haplustolls1397

2981 Typic HaplustoxNo typic haplustox1716

2982 Typic HaplustultsNo typic haplustults2001

2983 Typic HaprendollsNo typic haprendolls3325

2984 Typic HemistelsNo typic hemistels3034

2985 Typic HistorthelsNo typic historthels3084

2986 Typic HistoturbelsNo typic histoturbels3042

2987 Typic HumaqueptsNo typic humaquepts976

2988 Typic HumicryeptsNo typic humicryepts3602

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2989 Typic HumicryertsNo typic humicryerts2088

2990 Typic HumicryodsNo typic humicryods1801

2991 Typic HumigeleptsNo typic humigelepts3694

2992 Typic HumigelodsNo typic humigelods3574

2993 Typic HumitropeptsYes typic humitropepts1111

2994 Typic HumixereptsNo typic humixerepts3737

2995 Typic HumudeptsNo typic humudepts3719

2996 Typic HumusteptsNo typic humustepts3726

2997 Typic HydrandeptsYes typic hydrandepts2649

2998 Typic HydraquentsNo typic hydraquents654

2999 Typic HydrocryandsNo typic hydrocryands348

3000 Typic HydrowassentsNo typic hydrowassents3656

3001 Typic HydrudandsNo typic hydrudands412

3002 Typic KandiaqualfsNo typic kandiaqualfs35

3003 Typic KandiaquultsNo typic kandiaquults1869

3004 Typic KandihumultsNo typic kandihumults1904

3005 Typic KandiperoxNo typic kandiperox1594

3006 Typic KandiudalfsNo typic kandiudalfs145

3007 Typic KandiudoxNo typic kandiudox1666

3008 Typic KandiudultsNo typic kandiudults1948

3009 Typic KandiustalfsNo typic kandiustalfs197

3010 Typic KandiustoxNo typic kandiustox1731

3011 Typic KandiustultsNo typic kandiustults2009

3012 Typic KanhaplaquultsNo typic kanhaplaquults1878

3013 Typic KanhaplohumultsNo typic kanhaplohumults1914

3014 Typic KanhapludalfsNo typic kanhapludalfs156

3015 Typic KanhapludultsNo typic kanhapludults1967

3016 Typic KanhaplustalfsNo typic kanhaplustalfs207

3017 Typic KanhaplustultsNo typic kanhaplustults2020

3018 Typic LuvifibristsYes typic luvifibrists2546

3019 Typic LuvihemistsNo typic luvihemists2547

3020 Typic MedifibristsYes typic medifibrists830

3021 Typic MedifolistsYes typic medifolists866

3022 Typic MedihemistsYes typic medihemists885

3023 Typic MedisapristsYes typic medisaprists922

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3024 Typic MelanaquandsNo typic melanaquands319

3025 Typic MelanocryandsNo typic melanocryands353

3026 Typic MelanoxerandsNo typic melanoxerands490

3027 Typic MelanudandsNo typic melanudands420

3028 Typic MolliturbelsNo typic molliturbels3064

3029 Typic MollorthelsNo typic mollorthels3109

3030 Typic NadurargidsYes typic nadurargids532

3031 Typic NatralbollsNo typic natralbolls1173

3032 Typic NatraqualfsNo typic natraqualfs42

3033 Typic NatraquertsNo typic natraquerts2078

3034 Typic NatraquollsNo typic natraquolls1212

3035 Typic NatrargidsNo typic natrargids539

3036 Typic NatriboralfsYes typic natriboralfs2540

3037 Typic NatriborollsYes typic natriborolls1291

3038 Typic NatricryollsNo typic natricryolls3328

3039 Typic NatriduridsNo typic natridurids2441

3040 Typic NatrigypsidsNo typic natrigypsids2474

3041 Typic NatrixeralfsNo typic natrixeralfs273

3042 Typic NatrixerollsNo typic natrixerolls1520

3043 Typic NatrudalfsNo typic natrudalfs161

3044 Typic NatrudollsNo typic natrudolls3392

3045 Typic NatrustalfsNo typic natrustalfs213

3046 Typic NatrustollsNo typic natrustolls1423

3047 Typic OchraqualfsYes typic ochraqualfs2594

3048 Typic OchraquultsYes typic ochraquults2728

3049 Typic PaleaquultsNo typic paleaquults1884

3050 Typic PaleargidsNo typic paleargids555

3051 Typic PaleboralfsYes typic paleboralfs90

3052 Typic PaleborollsYes typic paleborolls1298

3053 Typic PalecryalfsNo typic palecryalfs2918

3054 Typic PalecryollsNo typic palecryolls3335

3055 Typic PalehumultsNo typic palehumults1923

3056 Typic PaleorthidsYes typic paleorthids622

3057 Typic PaleudalfsNo typic paleudalfs165

3058 Typic PaleudollsNo typic paleudolls1351

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3059 Typic PaleudultsNo typic paleudults1979

3060 Typic PaleustalfsNo typic paleustalfs222

3061 Typic PaleustollsNo typic paleustolls1430

3062 Typic PaleustultsNo typic paleustults2582

3063 Typic PalexeralfsNo typic palexeralfs276

3064 Typic PalexerollsNo typic palexerolls1526

3065 Typic PalexerultsNo typic palexerults2555

3066 Typic PelloxerertsYes typic pelloxererts2759

3067 Typic PelludertsYes typic pelluderts2747

3068 Typic PellustertsYes typic pellusterts2753

3069 Typic PetraqueptsNo typic petraquepts3143

3070 Typic PetroargidsNo typic petroargids2312

3071 Typic PetrocalcidsNo typic petrocalcids2342

3072 Typic PetrocambidsNo typic petrocambids2379

3073 Typic PetrocryidsNo typic petrocryids2410

3074 Typic PetrogypsidsNo typic petrogypsids2481

3075 Typic PlacandeptsYes typic placandepts2651

3076 Typic PlacaquandsNo typic placaquands325

3077 Typic PlacaqueptsYes typic placaquepts983

3078 Typic PlacaquodsNo typic placaquods1785

3079 Typic PlacocryodsNo typic placocryods1808

3080 Typic PlacohumodsNo typic placohumods1818

3081 Typic PlacorthodsNo typic placorthods1851

3082 Typic PlacudandsNo typic placudands440

3083 Typic PlagganthreptsNo typic plagganthrepts3149

3084 Typic PlaggeptsYes typic plaggepts2549

3085 Typic PlinthaqualfsNo typic plinthaqualfs2539

3086 Typic PlinthaqueptsYes typic plinthaquepts2548

3087 Typic PlinthaquoxNo typic plinthaquox1549

3088 Typic PlinthaquultsNo typic plinthaquults1893

3089 Typic PlinthohumultsNo typic plinthohumults2551

3090 Typic PlinthoxeralfsNo typic plinthoxeralfs2545

3091 Typic PlinthudultsNo typic plinthudults2553

3092 Typic PlinthustalfsNo typic plinthustalfs2544

3093 Typic PlinthustultsNo typic plinthustults2554

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3094 Typic PsammaquentsNo typic psammaquents655

3095 Typic PsammorthelsNo typic psammorthels3125

3096 Typic PsammoturbelsNo typic psammoturbels3076

3097 Typic PsammowassentsNo typic psammowassents3661

3098 Typic QuartzipsammentsNo typic quartzipsamments769

3099 Typic RendollsYes typic rendolls1313

3100 Typic RhodoxeralfsNo typic rhodoxeralfs290

3101 Typic RhodudalfsNo typic rhodudalfs2542

3102 Typic RhodudultsNo typic rhodudults1998

3103 Typic RhodustalfsNo typic rhodustalfs240

3104 Typic RhodustultsNo typic rhodustults2032

3105 Typic SalaquertsNo typic salaquerts2079

3106 Typic SalicryidsNo typic salicryids2412

3107 Typic SalitorrertsNo typic salitorrerts2103

3108 Typic SalorthidsYes typic salorthids629

3109 Typic SalustertsNo typic salusterts2162

3110 Typic SapristelsNo typic sapristels3038

3111 Typic SideraquodsYes typic sideraquods2704

3112 Typic SombrihumoxYes typic sombrihumox3491

3113 Typic SombrihumultsNo typic sombrihumults2552

3114 Typic SombriperoxNo typic sombriperox1607

3115 Typic SombritropeptsYes typic sombritropepts2550

3116 Typic SombriudoxNo typic sombriudox1680

3117 Typic SombriustoxNo typic sombriustox1744

3118 Typic SphagnofibristsNo typic sphagnofibrists842

3119 Typic SulfaquentsNo typic sulfaquents660

3120 Typic SulfaqueptsNo typic sulfaquepts987

3121 Typic SulfaquertsNo typic sulfaquerts3582

3122 Typic SulfihemistsNo typic sulfihemists895

3123 Typic SulfisapristsNo typic sulfisaprists931

3124 Typic SulfiwassentsNo typic sulfiwassents3667

3125 Typic SulfiwassistsNo typic sulfiwassists3684

3126 Typic SulfochreptsYes typic sulfochrepts1053

3127 Typic SulfohemistsNo typic sulfohemists897

3128 Typic SulfosapristsNo typic sulfosaprists933

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3129 Typic SulfudeptsNo typic sulfudepts3262

3130 Typic TorrertsYes typic torrerts2741

3131 Typic TorrifluventsNo typic torrifluvents673

3132 Typic TorrifolistsNo typic torrifolists3131

3133 Typic TorriorthentsNo typic torriorthents716

3134 Typic TorripsammentsNo typic torripsamments782

3135 Typic TorroxYes typic torrox3488

3136 Typic TropaqualfsYes typic tropaqualfs2762

3137 Typic TropaquentsYes typic tropaquents2625

3138 Typic TropaqueptsYes typic tropaquepts990

3139 Typic TropofibristsYes typic tropofibrists852

3140 Typic TropofluventsYes typic tropofluvents685

3141 Typic TropofolistsYes typic tropofolists868

3142 Typic TropohemistsYes typic tropohemists898

3143 Typic TropohumodsYes typic tropohumods2718

3144 Typic TropohumultsYes typic tropohumults2735

3145 Typic TropopsammentsYes typic tropopsamments788

3146 Typic TroporthentsYes typic troporthents731

3147 Typic TroposapristsYes typic troposaprists934

3148 Typic TropudalfsYes typic tropudalfs2603

3149 Typic TropudultsYes typic tropudults2771

3150 Typic UdifluventsNo typic udifluvents686

3151 Typic UdifolistsNo typic udifolists3135

3152 Typic UdipsammentsNo typic udipsamments792

3153 Typic UdivitrandsNo typic udivitrands468

3154 Typic UdorthentsNo typic udorthents735

3155 Typic UmbraqualfsYes typic umbraqualfs48

3156 Typic UmbraquultsNo typic umbraquults1895

3157 Typic UmbriturbelsNo typic umbriturbels3072

3158 Typic UmbrorthelsNo typic umbrorthels3117

3159 Typic UstifluventsNo typic ustifluvents693

3160 Typic UstifolistsNo typic ustifolists3133

3161 Typic UstipsammentsNo typic ustipsamments799

3162 Typic UstivitrandsNo typic ustivitrands475

3163 Typic UstochreptsYes typic ustochrepts1054

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3164 Typic UstorthentsNo typic ustorthents742

3165 Typic UstropeptsYes typic ustropepts1124

3166 Typic VermaqualfsNo typic vermaqualfs2788

3167 Typic VermaqueptsNo typic vermaquepts2845

3168 Typic VermiborollsYes typic vermiborolls1307

3169 Typic VermudollsNo typic vermudolls1357

3170 Typic VermustollsNo typic vermustolls1442

3171 Typic VitrandeptsYes typic vitrandepts2652

3172 Typic VitraquandsNo typic vitraquands331

3173 Typic VitricryandsNo typic vitricryands357

3174 Typic VitrigelandsNo typic vitrigelands3504

3175 Typic VitritorrandsNo typic vitritorrands365

3176 Typic VitrixerandsNo typic vitrixerands492

3177 Typic XerochreptsYes typic xerochrepts1072

3178 Typic XerofluventsNo typic xerofluvents700

3179 Typic XeropsammentsNo typic xeropsamments804

3180 Typic XerorthentsNo typic xerorthents752

3181 Typic XerumbreptsYes typic xerumbrepts1158

3182 UdalficYes udalfic2247

3183 Udalfic ArentsYes udalfic arents2765

3184 Udalphic ArgiustollsYes udalphic argiustolls3492

3185 Udandic KandiustultsNo udandic kandiustults2019

3186 Udandic KanhaplustultsNo udandic kanhaplustults2031

3187 UdarentsYes udarents2901

3188 Udertic ArgiborollsYes udertic argiborolls2899

3189 Udertic ArgiustollsNo udertic argiustolls1373

3190 Udertic CalciustollsNo udertic calciustolls1389

3191 Udertic HaploborollsYes udertic haploborolls1288

3192 Udertic HaplustalfsNo udertic haplustalfs194

3193 Udertic HaplusteptsNo udertic haplustepts3195

3194 Udertic HaplustollsNo udertic haplustolls1419

3195 Udertic NatriborollsYes udertic natriborolls2868

3196 Udertic PaleustalfsNo udertic paleustalfs237

3197 Udertic PaleustollsNo udertic paleustolls1440

3198 Udertic UstochreptsYes udertic ustochrepts1069

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3199 Udic ArgiborollsYes udic argiborolls1231

3200 Udic ArgiustollsNo udic argiustolls1372

3201 Udic CalciborollsYes udic calciborolls1241

3202 Udic CalciusteptsNo udic calciustepts3183

3203 Udic CalciustertsNo udic calciusterts2131

3204 Udic CalciustollsNo udic calciustolls1388

3205 Udic ChromustertsYes udic chromusterts2751

3206 Udic DurixerertsNo udic durixererts2184

3207 Udic DystrustertsNo udic dystrusterts2139

3208 Udic EutrandeptsYes udic eutrandepts2647

3209 Udic GypsiustertsNo udic gypsiusterts2148

3210 Udic HaploborollsYes udic haploborolls1286

3211 Udic HaploxerertsNo udic haploxererts2194

3212 Udic HaplustalfsNo udic haplustalfs193

3213 Udic HaplusteptsNo udic haplustepts3214

3214 Udic HaplustertsNo udic haplusterts2161

3215 Udic HaplustollsNo udic haplustolls1417

3216 Udic KandiustalfsNo udic kandiustalfs206

3217 Udic KandiustultsNo udic kandiustults2018

3218 Udic KanhaplustalfsNo udic kanhaplustalfs212

3219 Udic KanhaplustultsNo udic kanhaplustults2030

3220 Udic NatriborollsYes udic natriborolls1296

3221 Udic PaleustalfsNo udic paleustalfs236

3222 Udic PaleustollsNo udic paleustolls1439

3223 Udic PellustertsYes udic pellusterts2754

3224 Udic RhodustalfsNo udic rhodustalfs243

3225 Udic UstifluventsNo udic ustifluvents698

3226 Udic UstochreptsYes udic ustochrepts1067

3227 Udic UstorthentsNo udic ustorthents749

3228 Udic VermiborollsYes udic vermiborolls1312

3229 Udifluventic HaplusteptsNo udifluventic haplustepts3206

3230 Udifluventic UstochreptsYes udifluventic ustochrepts1068

3231 Udollic AlbaqualfsNo udollic albaqualfs8

3232 Udollic EndoaqualfsNo udollic endoaqualfs2507

3233 Udollic EpiaqualfsNo udollic epiaqualfs2511

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3234 Udollic OchraqualfsYes udollic ochraqualfs2583

3235 Udorthentic ChromustertsYes udorthentic chromusterts2752

3236 Udorthentic HaploborollsYes udorthentic haploborolls1287

3237 Udorthentic HaplustollsNo udorthentic haplustolls1418

3238 Udorthentic PellustertsYes udorthentic pellusterts2755

3239 Udoxic QuartzipsammentsNo udoxic quartzipsamments778

3240 Ultic AlaquodsNo ultic alaquods1758

3241 Ultic AlorthodsNo ultic alorthods1830

3242 Ultic ArgixerollsNo ultic argixerolls1466

3243 Ultic EpiaquodsNo ultic epiaquods1779

3244 Ultic FragiorthodsNo ultic fragiorthods1839

3245 Ultic FulvudandsNo ultic fulvudands3471

3246 Ultic HaplaquodsYes ultic haplaquods2703

3247 Ultic HaplohumodsYes ultic haplohumods2717

3248 Ultic HaplorthodsNo ultic haplorthods1850

3249 Ultic HaploxeralfsNo ultic haploxeralfs270

3250 Ultic HaploxerandsNo ultic haploxerands489

3251 Ultic HaploxerollsNo ultic haploxerolls1515

3252 Ultic HapludalfsNo ultic hapludalfs142

3253 Ultic HapludandsNo ultic hapludands410

3254 Ultic HaplustalfsNo ultic haplustalfs195

3255 Ultic HaplustandsNo ultic haplustands2529

3256 Ultic HaplustoxYes ultic haplustox3493

3257 Ultic HydrudandsNo ultic hydrudands419

3258 Ultic MelanudandsNo ultic melanudands438

3259 Ultic PaleustalfsNo ultic paleustalfs238

3260 Ultic PalexeralfsNo ultic palexeralfs287

3261 Ultic PalexerollsNo ultic palexerolls1534

3262 Ultic TropudalfsYes ultic tropudalfs2606

3263 Ultic UdarentsNo ultic udarents665

3264 Ultic UdivitrandsNo ultic udivitrands474

3265 Ultic VitricYes ultic vitric2248

3266 Ultic Vitric HaploxerandsYes ultic vitric haploxerands2614

3267 Ultic VitricryandsNo ultic vitricryands2528

3268 Ultic VitrixerandsNo ultic vitrixerands2530

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3269 Umbreptic EutroperoxYes umbreptic eutroperox1578

3270 Umbreptic EutrudoxYes umbreptic eutrudox1649

3271 Umbreptic EutrustoxYes umbreptic eutrustox1713

3272 Umbreptic FragiudalfsYes umbreptic fragiudalfs109

3273 Umbric AlbaqualfsNo umbric albaqualfs2905

3274 Umbric DystrochreptsYes umbric dystrochrepts1029

3275 Umbric DystropeptsYes umbric dystropepts3456

3276 Umbric EndoaqualfsNo umbric endoaqualfs16

3277 Umbric EndoaquodsNo umbric endoaquods1773

3278 Umbric EpiaqualfsNo umbric epiaqualfs24

3279 Umbric EpiaquodsNo umbric epiaquods1780

3280 Umbric FragiaqualfsYes umbric fragiaqualfs29

3281 Umbric FragiaquultsNo umbric fragiaquults1868

3282 Umbric FragiochreptsYes umbric fragiochrepts1051

3283 Umbric GlossocryalfsNo umbric glossocryalfs2932

3284 Umbric HaplocryalfsNo umbric haplocryalfs2950

3285 Umbric HaploxerandsYes umbric haploxerands2615

3286 Umbric HaplustandsYes umbric haplustands466

3287 Umbric KandiaqualfsNo umbric kandiaqualfs41

3288 Umbric KandiaquultsNo umbric kandiaquults1877

3289 Umbric KanhaplaquultsNo umbric kanhaplaquults1883

3290 Umbric OchraqualfsYes umbric ochraqualfs2600

3291 Umbric PaleaquultsNo umbric paleaquults1891

3292 Umbric PalecryalfsNo umbric palecryalfs2917

3293 Umbric VitrandeptsYes umbric vitrandepts2658

3294 Umbric VitrixerandsYes umbric vitrixerands499

3295 Umbric Xeric GlossocryalfsNo umbric xeric glossocryalfs2927

3296 Umbric Xeric HaplocryalfsNo umbric xeric haplocryalfs2945

3297 Ustalfic ArgiustollsYes ustalfic argiustolls1374

3298 Ustalfic DurargidsYes ustalfic durargids507

3299 Ustalfic HaplargidsYes ustalfic haplargids527

3300 Ustalfic PaleargidsYes ustalfic paleargids564

3301 Ustalfic PetrocalcidsNo ustalfic petrocalcids2335

3302 Ustandic HumitropeptsYes ustandic humitropepts1119

3303 Ustandic KandihumultsNo ustandic kandihumults1911

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3304 Ustandic KanhaplohumultsNo ustandic kanhaplohumults1920

3305 Ustertic ArgiborollsYes ustertic argiborolls1232

3306 Ustertic CalciargidsNo ustertic calciargids2252

3307 Ustertic CamborthidsYes ustertic camborthids597

3308 Ustertic HaplargidsNo ustertic haplargids525

3309 Ustertic HaplocambidsNo ustertic haplocambids2358

3310 Ustertic NatrargidsNo ustertic natrargids3522

3311 Ustertic TorrifluventsNo ustertic torrifluvents679

3312 Ustertic TorriorthentsNo ustertic torriorthents725

3313 Ustic AquicambidsNo ustic aquicambids2352

3314 Ustic ArgicryidsNo ustic argicryids2386

3315 Ustic ArgicryollsNo ustic argicryolls3345

3316 Ustic ArgiduridsNo ustic argidurids2422

3317 Ustic ArgigypsidsNo ustic argigypsids2449

3318 Ustic CalciargidsNo ustic calciargids2263

3319 Ustic CalcicryeptsNo ustic calcicryepts3606

3320 Ustic CalcicryidsNo ustic calcicryids2392

3321 Ustic CalcicryollsNo ustic calcicryolls3351

3322 Ustic CalcigypsidsNo ustic calcigypsids2456

3323 Ustic CalciorthidsYes ustic calciorthids3449

3324 Ustic DuraquertsNo ustic duraquerts2049

3325 Ustic DurochreptsYes ustic durochrepts1014

3326 Ustic DystraquertsNo ustic dystraquerts2058

3327 Ustic DystrocryeptsNo ustic dystrocryepts3171

3328 Ustic DystropeptsYes ustic dystropepts1097

3329 Ustic EndoaquertsNo ustic endoaquerts2067

3330 Ustic EpiaquertsNo ustic epiaquerts2076

3331 Ustic EutrocryeptsYes ustic eutrocryepts3159

3332 Ustic GlossocryalfsNo ustic glossocryalfs2930

3333 Ustic GypsiargidsNo ustic gypsiargids2270

3334 Ustic HaplargidsNo ustic haplargids2282

3335 Ustic HaplocalcidsNo ustic haplocalcids2330

3336 Ustic HaplocambidsNo ustic haplocambids2372

3337 Ustic HaplocryalfsNo ustic haplocryalfs2948

3338 Ustic HaplocryeptsNo ustic haplocryepts3623

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3339 Ustic HaplocryidsNo ustic haplocryids2403

3340 Ustic HaplocryollsNo ustic haplocryolls3367

3341 Ustic HaploduridsNo ustic haplodurids2431

3342 Ustic HaplogypsidsNo ustic haplogypsids2465

3343 Ustic HaplohumultsNo ustic haplohumults1902

3344 Ustic HumitropeptsYes ustic humitropepts1120

3345 Ustic KandihumultsNo ustic kandihumults1912

3346 Ustic KanhaplohumultsNo ustic kanhaplohumults1921

3347 Ustic NatrargidsNo ustic natrargids2294

3348 Ustic NatrigypsidsNo ustic natrigypsids2473

3349 Ustic PaleargidsNo ustic paleargids2305

3350 Ustic PalecryalfsNo ustic palecryalfs2915

3351 Ustic PalecryollsNo ustic palecryolls3333

3352 Ustic PalehumultsNo ustic palehumults1927

3353 Ustic PetroargidsNo ustic petroargids2311

3354 Ustic PetrocalcidsNo ustic petrocalcids2341

3355 Ustic PetrocambidsNo ustic petrocambids2378

3356 Ustic PetrocryidsNo ustic petrocryids2409

3357 Ustic PetrogypsidsNo ustic petrogypsids2480

3358 Ustic QuartzipsammentsNo ustic quartzipsamments779

3359 Ustic SalaquertsNo ustic salaquerts2084

3360 Ustic TorrifluventsNo ustic torrifluvents680

3361 Ustic TorriorthentsNo ustic torriorthents726

3362 Ustic TorripsammentsNo ustic torripsamments786

3363 Ustic TropohumultsYes ustic tropohumults2738

3364 Ustifluventic HaplocambidsNo ustifluventic haplocambids2369

3365 Ustivitrandic CamborthidsYes ustivitrandic camborthids598

3366 Ustivitrandic DurargidsYes ustivitrandic durargids506

3367 Ustivitrandic DurorthidsYes ustivitrandic durorthids612

3368 Ustivitrandic HaplocryeptsNo ustivitrandic haplocryepts3613

3369 Ustochreptic CalciorthidsYes ustochreptic calciorthids579

3370 Ustochreptic CamborthidsYes ustochreptic camborthids599

3371 Ustochreptic DurorthidsYes ustochreptic durorthids613

3372 Ustochreptic PaleorthidsYes ustochreptic paleorthids625

3373 Ustollic CalciorthidsYes ustollic calciorthids580

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3374 Ustollic CamborthidsYes ustollic camborthids600

3375 Ustollic DurorthidsYes ustollic durorthids614

3376 Ustollic EutrandeptsYes ustollic eutrandepts2648

3377 Ustollic GlossocryalfsNo ustollic glossocryalfs2928

3378 Ustollic HaplargidsYes ustollic haplargids526

3379 Ustollic HaplocryalfsNo ustollic haplocryalfs2946

3380 Ustollic NatrargidsYes ustollic natrargids552

3381 Ustollic PaleargidsYes ustollic paleargids563

3382 Ustollic PaleorthidsYes ustollic paleorthids626

3383 Ustoxic DystropeptsYes ustoxic dystropepts1098

3384 Ustoxic HumitropeptsYes ustoxic humitropepts1121

3385 Ustoxic QuartzipsammentsNo ustoxic quartzipsamments780

3386 Ustoxic TropohumultsYes ustoxic tropohumults2739

3387 Vermic CalcixerollsNo vermic calcixerolls1477

3388 Vermic FragiaqualfsNo vermic fragiaqualfs2783

3389 Vermic HaploxerollsNo vermic haploxerolls1517

3390 Vermic HapludollsNo vermic hapludolls1349

3391 Vermic NatraqualfsNo vermic natraqualfs2786

3392 Vermic UdorthentsNo vermic udorthents740

3393 Vermic UstorthentsNo vermic ustorthents751

3394 Vertic AlbaqualfsNo vertic albaqualfs9

3395 Vertic AlbaquultsNo vertic albaquults1854

3396 Vertic ArgialbollsNo vertic argialbolls1170

3397 Vertic ArgiaquollsNo vertic argiaquolls1178

3398 Vertic ArgiborollsYes vertic argiborolls1233

3399 Vertic ArgicryidsNo vertic argicryids2381

3400 Vertic ArgicryollsNo vertic argicryolls3337

3401 Vertic ArgiduridsNo vertic argidurids2413

3402 Vertic ArgigypsidsNo vertic argigypsids2443

3403 Vertic ArgiudollsNo vertic argiudolls1331

3404 Vertic ArgiustollsNo vertic argiustolls1375

3405 Vertic ArgixerollsNo vertic argixerolls1467

3406 Vertic CalciargidsNo vertic calciargids2253

3407 Vertic CalciudollsNo vertic calciudolls1336

3408 Vertic CalciusteptsNo vertic calciustepts3178

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3409 Vertic CalciustollsNo vertic calciustolls1390

3410 Vertic CalcixereptsNo vertic calcixerepts3223

3411 Vertic CalcixerollsNo vertic calcixerolls1476

3412 Vertic CamborthidsYes vertic camborthids601

3413 Vertic CryaqueptsNo vertic cryaquepts956

3414 Vertic CryaquollsNo vertic cryaquolls1190

3415 Vertic CryoboralfsYes vertic cryoboralfs62

3416 Vertic CryoborollsYes vertic cryoborolls1267

3417 Vertic DuraquollsNo vertic duraquolls1194

3418 Vertic DurargidsYes vertic durargids508

3419 Vertic DurixeralfsNo vertic durixeralfs250

3420 Vertic DurixerollsNo vertic durixerolls1487

3421 Vertic DystropeptsYes vertic dystropepts1099

3422 Vertic DystrudeptsNo vertic dystrudepts3297

3423 Vertic DystrusteptsNo vertic dystrustepts3545

3424 Vertic EndoaqualfsNo vertic endoaqualfs2908

3425 Vertic EndoaqueptsNo vertic endoaquepts964

3426 Vertic EndoaquollsNo vertic endoaquolls1203

3427 Vertic EpiaqualfsNo vertic epiaqualfs25

3428 Vertic EpiaqueptsNo vertic epiaquepts967

3429 Vertic EpiaquollsNo vertic epiaquolls1211

3430 Vertic EpiaquultsNo vertic epiaquults1863

3431 Vertic EutroboralfsYes vertic eutroboralfs75

3432 Vertic EutrochreptsYes vertic eutrochrepts1046

3433 Vertic EutropeptsYes vertic eutropepts1109

3434 Vertic EutrudeptsNo vertic eutrudepts3276

3435 Vertic FluvaquentsNo vertic fluvaquents653

3436 Vertic GlossocryalfsNo vertic glossocryalfs2920

3437 Vertic GlossudalfsNo vertic glossudalfs2970

3438 Vertic HalaqueptsNo vertic halaquepts975

3439 Vertic HaplaqueptsYes vertic haplaquepts2671

3440 Vertic HaplaquollsYes vertic haplaquolls2680

3441 Vertic HaplargidsNo vertic haplargids528

3442 Vertic HaploborollsYes vertic haploborolls1289

3443 Vertic HaplocalcidsNo vertic haplocalcids2316

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3444 Vertic HaplocambidsNo vertic haplocambids2359

3445 Vertic HaplocryalfsNo vertic haplocryalfs2936

3446 Vertic HaplocryidsNo vertic haplocryids2399

3447 Vertic HaplocryollsNo vertic haplocryolls3355

3448 Vertic HaploxeralfsNo vertic haploxeralfs271

3449 Vertic HaploxereptsNo vertic haploxerepts3250

3450 Vertic HaploxerollsNo vertic haploxerolls1516

3451 Vertic HapludalfsNo vertic hapludalfs143

3452 Vertic HapludollsNo vertic hapludolls1348

3453 Vertic HapludultsNo vertic hapludults1947

3454 Vertic HaplustalfsNo vertic haplustalfs196

3455 Vertic HaplusteptsNo vertic haplustepts3197

3456 Vertic HaplustollsNo vertic haplustolls1420

3457 Vertic HaprendollsNo vertic haprendolls3322

3458 Vertic HumitropeptsYes vertic humitropepts1122

3459 Vertic HumudeptsNo vertic humudepts3704

3460 Vertic MolliturbelsNo vertic molliturbels3059

3461 Vertic MollorthelsNo vertic mollorthels3104

3462 Vertic NadurargidsYes vertic nadurargids537

3463 Vertic NatraqualfsNo vertic natraqualfs47

3464 Vertic NatraquollsNo vertic natraquolls1213

3465 Vertic NatrargidsNo vertic natrargids553

3466 Vertic NatriborollsYes vertic natriborolls1297

3467 Vertic NatriduridsNo vertic natridurids2433

3468 Vertic NatrigypsidsNo vertic natrigypsids2468

3469 Vertic NatrixeralfsNo vertic natrixeralfs275

3470 Vertic NatrixerollsNo vertic natrixerolls1525

3471 Vertic NatrudalfsNo vertic natrudalfs164

3472 Vertic NatrudollsNo vertic natrudolls3389

3473 Vertic NatrustalfsNo vertic natrustalfs221

3474 Vertic NatrustollsNo vertic natrustolls1429

3475 Vertic OchraqualfsYes vertic ochraqualfs2601

3476 Vertic PaleaquultsNo vertic paleaquults1892

3477 Vertic PaleargidsNo vertic paleargids565

3478 Vertic PaleborollsYes vertic paleborolls1306

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3479 Vertic PaleudalfsNo vertic paleudalfs181

3480 Vertic PaleudollsNo vertic paleudolls1356

3481 Vertic PaleudultsNo vertic paleudults1997

3482 Vertic PaleustalfsNo vertic paleustalfs239

3483 Vertic PaleustollsNo vertic paleustolls1441

3484 Vertic PalexeralfsNo vertic palexeralfs288

3485 Vertic PalexerollsNo vertic palexerolls1535

3486 Vertic RendollsYes vertic rendolls1320

3487 Vertic RhodoxeralfsNo vertic rhodoxeralfs2956

3488 Vertic TorrifluventsNo vertic torrifluvents681

3489 Vertic TorriorthentsNo vertic torriorthents727

3490 Vertic TropaqueptsYes vertic tropaquepts997

3491 Vertic TropudalfsYes vertic tropudalfs3494

3492 Vertic UdifluventsNo vertic udifluvents2837

3493 Vertic UmbriturbelsNo vertic umbriturbels3067

3494 Vertic UmbrorthelsNo vertic umbrorthels3112

3495 Vertic UstifluventsNo vertic ustifluvents699

3496 Vertic UstochreptsYes vertic ustochrepts1070

3497 Vertic UstorthentsNo vertic ustorthents750

3498 Vertic UstropeptsYes vertic ustropepts1130

3499 Vertic XerochreptsYes vertic xerochrepts1087

3500 Vertic XerofluventsNo vertic xerofluvents707

3501 Vitrandic AquicambidsNo vitrandic aquicambids2349

3502 Vitrandic AquorthelsNo vitrandic aquorthels3090

3503 Vitrandic ArgiborollsYes vitrandic argiborolls1234

3504 Vitrandic ArgicryidsNo vitrandic argicryids2384

3505 Vitrandic ArgicryollsNo vitrandic argicryolls3339

3506 Vitrandic ArgiduridsNo vitrandic argidurids2420

3507 Vitrandic ArgigypsidsNo vitrandic argigypsids2447

3508 Vitrandic ArgiudollsNo vitrandic argiudolls1332

3509 Vitrandic ArgiustollsNo vitrandic argiustolls1376

3510 Vitrandic ArgixerollsNo vitrandic argixerolls1468

3511 Vitrandic CalciargidsNo vitrandic calciargids2261

3512 Vitrandic CalcicryidsNo vitrandic calcicryids2390

3513 Vitrandic CalcicryollsNo vitrandic calcicryolls3553

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3514 Vitrandic CalcigypsidsNo vitrandic calcigypsids2454

3515 Vitrandic CalcixereptsNo vitrandic calcixerepts3226

3516 Vitrandic CalcixerollsNo vitrandic calcixerolls2503

3517 Vitrandic CryoboralfsYes vitrandic cryoboralfs63

3518 Vitrandic CryoborollsYes vitrandic cryoborolls1268

3519 Vitrandic CryochreptsYes vitrandic cryochrepts1006

3520 Vitrandic CryofluventsNo vitrandic cryofluvents672

3521 Vitrandic CryopsammentsNo vitrandic cryopsamments2500

3522 Vitrandic CryorthentsNo vitrandic cryorthents715

3523 Vitrandic CryumbreptsYes vitrandic cryumbrepts1140

3524 Vitrandic DurixereptsNo vitrandic durixerepts3218

3525 Vitrandic DurixerollsNo vitrandic durixerolls1488

3526 Vitrandic DurochreptsYes vitrandic durochrepts1015

3527 Vitrandic DurudeptsNo vitrandic durudepts3265

3528 Vitrandic DystrochreptsYes vitrandic dystrochrepts1030

3529 Vitrandic DystrocryeptsNo vitrandic dystrocryepts3165

3530 Vitrandic DystropeptsYes vitrandic dystropepts1100

3531 Vitrandic DystroxereptsNo vitrandic dystroxerepts3238

3532 Vitrandic DystrudeptsNo vitrandic dystrudepts3300

3533 Vitrandic DystrusteptsNo vitrandic dystrustepts3187

3534 Vitrandic EutroboralfsYes vitrandic eutroboralfs76

3535 Vitrandic EutrochreptsYes vitrandic eutrochrepts1047

3536 Vitrandic EutrocryeptsYes vitrandic eutrocryepts3154

3537 Vitrandic EutropeptsYes vitrandic eutropepts1110

3538 Vitrandic EutrudeptsNo vitrandic eutrudepts3278

3539 Vitrandic FragiboralfsYes vitrandic fragiboralfs81

3540 Vitrandic FragiochreptsYes vitrandic fragiochrepts1052

3541 Vitrandic FragiudalfsNo vitrandic fragiudalfs2965

3542 Vitrandic FragiudeptsNo vitrandic fragiudepts3269

3543 Vitrandic FragiumbreptsYes vitrandic fragiumbrepts1144

3544 Vitrandic FragixeralfsNo vitrandic fragixeralfs256

3545 Vitrandic FragixereptsNo vitrandic fragixerepts3230

3546 Vitrandic FraglossudalfsNo vitrandic fraglossudalfs2963

3547 Vitrandic GlossoboralfsYes vitrandic glossoboralfs89

3548 Vitrandic GlossocryalfsNo vitrandic glossocryalfs2922

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3549 Vitrandic GlossudalfsNo vitrandic glossudalfs121

3550 Vitrandic GypsiargidsNo vitrandic gypsiargids2268

3551 Vitrandic GypsicryidsNo vitrandic gypsicryids2396

3552 Vitrandic HaplargidsNo vitrandic haplargids2280

3553 Vitrandic HaploborollsYes vitrandic haploborolls1290

3554 Vitrandic HaplocalcidsNo vitrandic haplocalcids2328

3555 Vitrandic HaplocambidsNo vitrandic haplocambids2367

3556 Vitrandic HaplocryalfsNo vitrandic haplocryalfs2938

3557 Vitrandic HaplocryeptsNo vitrandic haplocryepts3615

3558 Vitrandic HaplocryidsNo vitrandic haplocryids2401

3559 Vitrandic HaplocryollsNo vitrandic haplocryolls3357

3560 Vitrandic HaploduridsNo vitrandic haplodurids2429

3561 Vitrandic HaplogypsidsNo vitrandic haplogypsids2463

3562 Vitrandic HaploxeralfsNo vitrandic haploxeralfs272

3563 Vitrandic HaploxereptsNo vitrandic haploxerepts3253

3564 Vitrandic HaploxerollsNo vitrandic haploxerolls1518

3565 Vitrandic HapludalfsNo vitrandic hapludalfs144

3566 Vitrandic HapludollsNo vitrandic hapludolls1350

3567 Vitrandic HaplumbreptsYes vitrandic haplumbrepts1157

3568 Vitrandic HaplustalfsNo vitrandic haplustalfs2953

3569 Vitrandic HaplusteptsNo vitrandic haplustepts3199

3570 Vitrandic HaplustollsNo vitrandic haplustolls1421

3571 Vitrandic HumicryeptsNo vitrandic humicryepts3589

3572 Vitrandic HumitropeptsYes vitrandic humitropepts1123

3573 Vitrandic HumixereptsNo vitrandic humixerepts3730

3574 Vitrandic HumudeptsNo vitrandic humudepts3708

3575 Vitrandic HumusteptsNo vitrandic humustepts3722

3576 Vitrandic MolliturbelsNo vitrandic molliturbels3061

3577 Vitrandic MollorthelsNo vitrandic mollorthels3106

3578 Vitrandic NatrargidsNo vitrandic natrargids2292

3579 Vitrandic NatriduridsNo vitrandic natridurids2439

3580 Vitrandic NatrigypsidsNo vitrandic natrigypsids2471

3581 Vitrandic PaleargidsNo vitrandic paleargids2303

3582 Vitrandic PaleboralfsYes vitrandic paleboralfs96

3583 Vitrandic PalecryalfsNo vitrandic palecryalfs2911

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3584 Vitrandic PaleudalfsNo vitrandic paleudalfs2967

3585 Vitrandic PalexeralfsNo vitrandic palexeralfs289

3586 Vitrandic PalexerollsNo vitrandic palexerolls3370

3587 Vitrandic PetrocalcidsYes vitrandic petrocalcids2339

3588 Vitrandic PetrocambidsNo vitrandic petrocambids2376

3589 Vitrandic PetrogypsidsNo vitrandic petrogypsids2478

3590 Vitrandic TorrifluventsNo vitrandic torrifluvents682

3591 Vitrandic TorriorthentsNo vitrandic torriorthents728

3592 Vitrandic TorripsammentsNo vitrandic torripsamments2501

3593 Vitrandic TroporthentsYes vitrandic troporthents734

3594 Vitrandic UdifluventsNo vitrandic udifluvents691

3595 Vitrandic UdorthentsNo vitrandic udorthents741

3596 Vitrandic UmbriturbelsNo vitrandic umbriturbels3069

3597 Vitrandic UmbrorthelsNo vitrandic umbrorthels3114

3598 Vitrandic UstochreptsYes vitrandic ustochrepts1071

3599 Vitrandic UstorthentsNo vitrandic ustorthents2840

3600 Vitrandic XerochreptsYes vitrandic xerochrepts1088

3601 Vitrandic XerofluventsNo vitrandic xerofluvents708

3602 Vitrandic XeropsammentsNo vitrandic xeropsamments2502

3603 Vitrandic XerorthentsNo vitrandic xerorthents761

3604 Vitrandic XerumbreptsYes vitrandic xerumbrepts1165

3605 Vitric DuritorrandsNo vitric duritorrands2976

3606 Vitric FulvicryandsNo vitric fulvicryands338

3607 Vitric HaplocryandsNo vitric haplocryands346

3608 Vitric HaploxerandsYes vitric haploxerands2616

3609 Vitric HapludandsNo vitric hapludands411

3610 Vitric HaplustandsNo vitric haplustands467

3611 Vitric MelanocryandsNo vitric melanocryands356

3612 Vitric MelanudandsNo vitric melanudands439

3613 Vitric PlacudandsYes vitric placudands451

3614 Vitritorrandic ArgiustollsNo vitritorrandic argiustolls1377

3615 Vitritorrandic ArgixerollsNo vitritorrandic argixerolls1469

3616 Vitritorrandic DurixerollsNo vitritorrandic durixerolls1489

3617 Vitritorrandic HaploxerollsNo vitritorrandic haploxerolls1519

3618 Vitritorrandic HaplustollsNo vitritorrandic haplustolls1422

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3619 Vitritorrandic UstorthentsNo vitritorrandic ustorthents2841

3620 Vitrixerandic AquicambidsNo vitrixerandic aquicambids2348

3621 Vitrixerandic ArgicryidsNo vitrixerandic argicryids2383

3622 Vitrixerandic ArgiduridsNo vitrixerandic argidurids2419

3623 Vitrixerandic ArgigypsidsNo vitrixerandic argigypsids2446

3624 Vitrixerandic CalciargidsNo vitrixerandic calciargids2260

3625 Vitrixerandic CalcicryidsNo vitrixerandic calcicryids2389

3626 Vitrixerandic CalcigypsidsNo vitrixerandic calcigypsids2453

3627 Vitrixerandic CamborthidsYes vitrixerandic camborthids602

3628 Vitrixerandic DurargidsYes vitrixerandic durargids509

3629 Vitrixerandic DurorthidsYes vitrixerandic durorthids615

3630 Vitrixerandic DystrocryeptsNo vitrixerandic dystrocryepts3627

3631 Vitrixerandic GypsiargidsNo vitrixerandic gypsiargids2267

3632 Vitrixerandic GypsicryidsNo vitrixerandic gypsicryids2395

3633 Vitrixerandic HaplargidsNo vitrixerandic haplargids2279

3634 Vitrixerandic HaplocalcidsNo vitrixerandic haplocalcids2327

3635 Vitrixerandic HaplocambidsNo vitrixerandic haplocambids2366

3636 Vitrixerandic HaplocryeptsNo vitrixerandic haplocryepts3611

3637 Vitrixerandic HaplocryidsNo vitrixerandic haplocryids2400

3638 Vitrixerandic HaploduridsNo vitrixerandic haplodurids2428

3639 Vitrixerandic HaplogypsidsNo vitrixerandic haplogypsids2462

3640 Vitrixerandic HumicryeptsNo vitrixerandic humicryepts3587

3641 Vitrixerandic NatrargidsNo vitrixerandic natrargids2291

3642 Vitrixerandic NatriduridsNo vitrixerandic natridurids2438

3643 Vitrixerandic NatrigypsidsNo vitrixerandic natrigypsids2470

3644 Vitrixerandic PaleargidsNo vitrixerandic paleargids2302

3645 Vitrixerandic PetrocalcidsYes vitrixerandic petrocalcids2338

3646 Vitrixerandic PetrocambidsNo vitrixerandic petrocambids2375

3647 Vitrixerandic PetrogypsidsNo vitrixerandic petrogypsids2477

3648 Vitrixerandic TorrifluventsNo vitrixerandic torrifluvents683

3649 VitrustandicYes vitrustandic2249

3650 Xanthic AcroperoxNo xanthic acroperox1563

3651 Xanthic AcrudoxNo xanthic acrudox1634

3652 Xanthic AcrustoxNo xanthic acrustox1698

3653 Xanthic EutroperoxNo xanthic eutroperox1579

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3654 Xanthic EutrudoxNo xanthic eutrudox1650

3655 Xanthic EutrustoxNo xanthic eutrustox1714

3656 Xanthic HaploperoxNo xanthic haploperox1593

3657 Xanthic HapludoxNo xanthic hapludox1665

3658 Xanthic HaplustoxNo xanthic haplustox1730

3659 Xanthic KandiperoxNo xanthic kandiperox1606

3660 Xanthic KandiudoxNo xanthic kandiudox1679

3661 Xanthic KandiustoxNo xanthic kandiustox1743

3662 Xeralfic HaplargidsYes xeralfic haplargids531

3663 Xeralfic PaleargidsYes xeralfic paleargids567

3664 Xeralfic PaleorthidsYes xeralfic paleorthids3450

3665 Xeralfic PetrocalcidsNo xeralfic petrocalcids2334

3666 XerarentsYes xerarents2902

3667 Xereptic HaploduridsNo xereptic haplodurids2989

3668 Xereptic PetrocryidsNo xereptic petrocryids2988

3669 Xerertic ArgialbollsNo xerertic argialbolls1171

3670 Xerertic CalciargidsNo xerertic calciargids2251

3671 Xerertic CamborthidsYes xerertic camborthids603

3672 Xerertic HaplargidsNo xerertic haplargids529

3673 Xerertic HaplocambidsNo xerertic haplocambids2357

3674 Xerertic NatrargidsNo xerertic natrargids3523

3675 Xerertic TorriorthentsNo xerertic torriorthents729

3676 Xeric AquicambidsNo xeric aquicambids2351

3677 Xeric ArgialbollsNo xeric argialbolls1172

3678 Xeric ArgicryidsNo xeric argicryids2385

3679 Xeric ArgicryollsNo xeric argicryolls3346

3680 Xeric ArgiduridsNo xeric argidurids2421

3681 Xeric ArgigypsidsNo xeric argigypsids2448

3682 Xeric CalciargidsNo xeric calciargids2262

3683 Xeric CalcicryeptsNo xeric calcicryepts3605

3684 Xeric CalcicryidsNo xeric calcicryids2391

3685 Xeric CalcicryollsNo xeric calcicryolls3352

3686 Xeric CalcigypsidsNo xeric calcigypsids2455

3687 Xeric DurandeptsYes xeric durandepts2636

3688 Xeric DuraquertsNo xeric duraquerts2536

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3689 Xeric DystrocryeptsNo xeric dystrocryepts3170

3690 Xeric EndoaquertsNo xeric endoaquerts2068

3691 Xeric EpiaquertsNo xeric epiaquerts2077

3692 Xeric EutrocryeptsYes xeric eutrocryepts3158

3693 Xeric GlossocryalfsNo xeric glossocryalfs2929

3694 Xeric GypsiargidsNo xeric gypsiargids2269

3695 Xeric HaplargidsNo xeric haplargids2281

3696 Xeric HaplocalcidsNo xeric haplocalcids2329

3697 Xeric HaplocambidsNo xeric haplocambids2371

3698 Xeric HaplocryalfsNo xeric haplocryalfs2947

3699 Xeric HaplocryandsNo xeric haplocryands347

3700 Xeric HaplocryeptsNo xeric haplocryepts3622

3701 Xeric HaplocryidsNo xeric haplocryids2402

3702 Xeric HaplocryollsNo xeric haplocryolls3368

3703 Xeric HaploduridsNo xeric haplodurids2430

3704 Xeric HaplogypsidsNo xeric haplogypsids2464

3705 Xeric HaplohumultsNo xeric haplohumults1903

3706 Xeric HumicryeptsNo xeric humicryepts3600

3707 Xeric KandihumultsNo xeric kandihumults1913

3708 Xeric KanhaplohumultsNo xeric kanhaplohumults1922

3709 Xeric NatrargidsNo xeric natrargids2293

3710 Xeric NatriduridsNo xeric natridurids2440

3711 Xeric NatrigypsidsNo xeric natrigypsids2472

3712 Xeric PaleargidsNo xeric paleargids2304

3713 Xeric PalecryalfsNo xeric palecryalfs2914

3714 Xeric PalecryollsNo xeric palecryolls3334

3715 Xeric PalehumultsNo xeric palehumults1928

3716 Xeric PetroargidsNo xeric petroargids2310

3717 Xeric PetrocalcidsNo xeric petrocalcids2340

3718 Xeric PetrocambidsNo xeric petrocambids2377

3719 Xeric PetrocryidsNo xeric petrocryids2408

3720 Xeric PetrogypsidsNo xeric petrogypsids2479

3721 Xeric QuartzipsammentsNo xeric quartzipsamments781

3722 Xeric TorrifluventsNo xeric torrifluvents684

3723 Xeric TorriorthentsNo xeric torriorthents730

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3724 Xeric TorripsammentsNo xeric torripsamments787

3725 Xeric VitricryandsNo xeric vitricryands364

3726 Xerochreptic CalciorthidsYes xerochreptic calciorthids582

3727 Xerochreptic CamborthidsYes xerochreptic camborthids605

3728 Xerochreptic DurorthidsYes xerochreptic durorthids617

3729 Xerochreptic HaploduridsYes xerochreptic haplodurids2426

3730 Xerochreptic PaleorthidsYes xerochreptic paleorthids628

3731 Xerofluventic HaplocambidsNo xerofluventic haplocambids2368

3732 Xerollic CalciorthidsYes xerollic calciorthids581

3733 Xerollic CamborthidsYes xerollic camborthids604

3734 Xerollic DurargidsYes xerollic durargids510

3735 Xerollic DurorthidsYes xerollic durorthids616

3736 Xerollic GlossocryalfsNo xerollic glossocryalfs2926

3737 Xerollic HaplargidsYes xerollic haplargids530

3738 Xerollic HaplocryalfsNo xerollic haplocryalfs2944

3739 Xerollic NadurargidsYes xerollic nadurargids538

3740 Xerollic NatrargidsYes xerollic natrargids554

3741 Xerollic PaleargidsYes xerollic paleargids566

3742 Xerollic PaleorthidsYes xerollic paleorthids627

Domain Name: taxonomic_suborder


1 AlbollsNo albolls30

2 AndeptsYes andepts24

3 AnthreptsNo anthrepts69

4 AqualfsNo aqualfs1

5 AquandsNo aquands6

6 AquentsNo aquents15

7 AqueptsNo aquepts25

8 AquertsNo aquerts56

9 AquodsNo aquods44

10 AquollsNo aquolls31

11 AquoxNo aquox37

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12 AquultsNo aquults48

13 ArentsNo arents16

14 ArgidsNo argids13

15 BoralfsYes boralfs2

16 BorollsYes borolls32

17 CalcidsNo calcids64

18 CambidsNo cambids65

19 CryalfsNo cryalfs75

20 CryandsNo cryands7

21 CryeptsNo cryepts70

22 CryertsNo cryerts57

23 CryidsNo cryids60

24 CryodsNo cryods58

25 CryollsNo cryolls74

26 DuridsNo durids62

27 FerrodsYes ferrods45

28 FibristsNo fibrists21

29 FluventsNo fluvents17

30 FolistsNo folists22

31 GelandsNo gelands76

32 GeleptsNo gelepts77

33 GelodsNo gelods78

34 GelollsNo gelolls79

35 GypsidsNo gypsids63

36 HemistsNo hemists20

37 HistelsNo histels66

38 HumodsNo humods46

39 HumoxYes humox38

40 HumultsNo humults49

41 OchreptsYes ochrepts26

42 OrthelsNo orthels67

43 OrthentsNo orthents18

44 OrthidsYes orthids14

45 OrthodsNo orthods47

46 OrthoxYes orthox39

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47 PeroxNo perox40

48 PlaggeptsYes plaggepts59

49 PsammentsNo psamments19

50 RendollsNo rendolls33

51 SalidsNo salids61

52 SapristsNo saprists23

53 TorrandsNo torrands8

54 TorrertsNo torrerts52

55 TorroxNo torrox41

56 TropeptsYes tropepts27

57 TurbelsNo turbels68

58 UdalfsNo udalfs3

59 UdandsNo udands9

60 UdeptsNo udepts71

61 UdertsNo uderts53

62 UdollsNo udolls34

63 UdoxNo udox42

64 UdultsNo udults50

65 UmbreptsYes umbrepts28

66 UstalfsNo ustalfs4

67 UstandsNo ustands10

68 UsteptsNo ustepts72

69 UstertsNo usterts54

70 UstollsNo ustolls35

71 UstoxNo ustox43

72 UstultsNo ustults29

73 VitrandsNo vitrands11

74 WassentsNo wassents80

75 WassistsNo wassists81

76 XeralfsNo xeralfs5

77 XerandsNo xerands12

78 XereptsNo xerepts73

79 XerertsNo xererts55

80 XerollsNo xerolls36

81 XerultsNo xerults51

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Domain Name: taxonomic_temp_regime


1 cryicNo cryic1

2 Cryic (PDP code)Yes cryic(pdpcode)11

3 frigidNo frigid2

4 gelicNo gelic13

5 hyperthermicNo hyperthermic3

6 isofrigidNo isofrigid4

7 isohyperthermicNo isohyperthermic5

8 isomesicNo isomesic6

9 isothermicNo isothermic7

10 mesicNo mesic8

11 pergelicYes pergelic9

12 Pergelic (PDP code)Yes pergelic(pdpcode)12

13 thermicNo thermic10

Domain Name: terms_used_in_lieu_of_texture


1 Ashy-pumiceousYes Ashy-pumiceousapum2

2 ArtifactsNo Dominated by human artifacts with too little fine-earth to determine the textural class (less than about 10 percent fine-earth, by volume)

art56

3 AshyYes Ashyashy1

4 Ashy-skeletalYes Ashy-skeletalask3

5 BedrockNo Bedrockbr47

6 BouldersNo Bouldersby35

7 CobblesNo Cobblescb33

8 Coprogenous earthYes Coprogenous earthce4

9 CementedYes Cementedcem5

10 CindersYes Cinderycind6

11 ChannersNo Channerscn36

12 CinderyYes Cinderycndy7

13 Coarse gypsum materialNo Soil material with 40 percent or more, by weight, gypsum in the fine-earth fraction and 50 percent or more of the fine-earth fraction is comprised of particles ranging from 0.1 to 2.0 mm in diameter.

coarse gypsum material57

14 Consolidated permafrost (ice rich)

Yes Consolidated permafrost (ice rich)cpf8

15 Diatomaceous earthYes Diatomaceous earthde9

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16 DuripanYes Duripandur31

17 Fine gypsum materialNo Soil material with 40 percent or more, by weight, gypsum in the fine-earth fraction and less than 50 percent of the fine-earth fraction is comprised of particles ranging from 0.1 to 2.0 mm in diameter.

fine gypsum material58

18 FlagstonesNo Flagstonesfl37

19 Fragmental materialYes Fragmental materialfrag11

20 GravelNo Gravelgr12

21 Gypsiferous materialYes Material that contains 15 to < 40 percent by weight gypsum.gyp13

22 Highly decomposed plant material

No Highly decomposed plant material that is saturated with water for less than 30 cumulative days in normal years (and is not artificially drained).

hpm46

23 Hydrous-pumiceousYes Hydrous-pumiceoushpum16

24 Hydrous-skeletalYes Hydrous-skeletalhsk17

25 HydrousYes Hydroushydr15

26 InduratedYes Induratedind18

27 MarlYes Marlmarl19

28 MaterialNo Materialmat29

29 MedialYes Medialmedl20

30 Moderately decomposed plant material

No Moderately decomposed plant material that is saturated with water for less than 30 cumulative days in normal years (and is not artificially drained).

mpm45

31 Mucky peatNo Moderately decomposed organic material of any thickness that is saturated with water for 30 or more cumulative days in normal years (or is artificially drained), including that in Histels and Histosols, except for Folists.

mpt14

32 Medial-pumiceousYes Medial-pumiceousmpum21

33 Medial-skeletalYes Medial-skeletalmsk22

34 MuckNo Highly decomposed organic material of any thickness that is saturated with water for 30 or more cumulative days in normal years (or is artificially drained), including that in Histels and Histosols, except for Folists.

muck25

35 Oxide protected weathered bedrock

Yes Oxide protected weathered bedrockopwd54

36 OrtsteinYes Ortsteinor48

37 ParabouldersNo Paraboulderspby41

38 PetrocalcicYes Petrocalcicpc30

39 ParacobblesNo Paracobblespcb39

40 ParachannersNo Parachannerspcn42

41 Partially decomposed organic matter

Yes Partially decomposed organic matter.pdom55

42 PeatNo Slightly decomposed organic material of any thickness that is saturated with water for 30 or more cumulative days in normal years (or is artificially drained), including that in Histels and Histosols, except for Folists.

peat10

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43 PetroferricYes Petroferricpf49

44 ParaflagstonesNo Paraflagstonespfl43

45 ParagravelNo Paragravelpg38

46 PetrogypsicYes Petrogypsicpgp50

47 PlacicYes Placicpl51

48 ParastonesNo Parastonespst40

49 PumiceousYes Pumiceouspum23

50 Sand and gravelYes Sand and gravelsg24

51 Slightly decomposed plant material

No Slightly decomposed plant material that is saturated with water for less than 30 cumulative days in normal years (and is not artificially drained).

spm44

52 StonesNo Stonesst34

53 Unknown textureYes Unknown textureu52

54 Undecomposed organic matter

Yes Undecomposed organic matterudom53

55 Unweathered bedrockYes Unweathered bedrockuwb26

56 VariableYes Variablevar27

57 WaterNo Waterw32

58 Weathered bedrockYes Weathered bedrockwb28

Domain Name: texture_class


1 ClayNo c21

2 Clay loamNo cl17

3 Coarse sandNo cos1

4 Coarse sandy loamNo cosl9

5 Fine sandNo fs3

6 Fine sandy loamNo fsl11

7 LoamNo l13

8 Loamy coarse sandNo lcos5

9 Loamy fine sandNo lfs7

10 Loamy sandNo ls6

11 Loamy very fine sandNo lvfs8

12 SandNo s2

13 Sandy clayNo sc19

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Domain Name: texture_class


14 Sandy clay loamNo scl16

15 SiltNo si15

16 Silty clayNo sic20

17 Silty clay loamNo sicl18

18 Silt loamNo sil14

19 Sandy loamNo sl10

20 Very fine sandNo vfs4

21 Very fine sandy loamNo vfsl12

Domain Name: texture_modifier


1 ArtifactualNo 15 to 35 percent human artifacts, by volumeart71

2 Very artifactualNo 35 to 60 percent human artifacts, by volumeartv72

3 Extremely artifactualNo 60 to 90 percent human artifacts, by volumeartx73

4 AshyNo Ashyashy26

5 BoulderyNo Boulderyby1

6 Bouldery-artifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 15 to less than 35 percent, by volume. Boulders and boulder-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

byart90

7 Very boulderyNo Very boulderybyv2

8 Very bouldery-artifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 35 to less than 60 percent, by volume. Boulders and boulder-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

byvart91

9 Extremely boulderyNo Extremely boulderybyx3

10 Extremely bouldery-artifactual

No Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 60 to less than 90 percent, by volume. Boulders and boulder-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

byxart92

11 CobblyNo Cobblycb4

12 Angular cobblyYes Angular cobblycba55

13 Cobbly-artifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 15 to less than 35 percent, by volume. Cobbles and cobble-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

cbart78

14 Very cobblyNo Very cobblycbv5

15 Very cobbly-artifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 35 to less than 60 percent, by volume. Cobbles and cobble-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

cbvart79

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16 Extremely cobblyNo Extremely cobblycbx6

17 Extremely cobbly-artifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 60 to less than 90 percent, by volume. Cobbles and cobble-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

cbxart80

18 CementedNo The material being modified is cemented by one or more cementing agents such that it does not slake in water.

cem57

19 ChanneryNo Channerycn7

20 Channery-artifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 15 to less than 35 percent, by volume. Channers and channer-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

cnart81

21 Very channeryNo Very channerycnv8

22 Very channery-artifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 35 to less than 60 percent, by volume. Channers and channer-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

cnvart82

23 Extremely channeryNo Extremely channerycnx9

24 Extremely channery-artifactual

No Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 60 to less than 90 percent, by volume. Channers and channer-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

cnxart83

25 CoprogenousNo Coprogenouscop51

26 ChertyYes cr58

27 Very chertyYes crv59

28 Extremely chertyYes crx60

29 CinderyYes cy61

30 DiatomaceousNo Diatomaceousdia52

31 FlaggyNo Flaggyfl10

32 Flaggy-artifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 15 to less than 35 percent, by volume. Flagstones and flagstone-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

flart84

33 Very flaggyNo Very flaggyflv11

34 Very flaggy-artifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 35 to less than 60 percent, by volume. Flagstones and flagstone-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

flvart85

35 Extremely flaggyNo Extremely flaggyflx12

36 Extremely flaggy-artifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 60 to less than 90 percent, by volume. Flagstones and flagstone-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

flxart86

37 GravellyNo Gravellygr13

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38 Gravelly-artifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 15 to less than 35 percent, by volume. Gravel and gravel-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

grart75

39 Coarse gravellyNo Coarse gravellygrc14

40 Fine gravellyNo Fine gravellygrf15

41 Medium gravellyNo Medium gravellygrm16

42 Very gravellyNo Very gravellygrv17

43 Very gravelly-artifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 35 to less than 60 percent, by volume. Gravel and gravel-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

grvart76

44 Extremely gravellyNo Extremely gravellygrx18

45 Extremely gravelly-artifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 60 to less than 90 percent, by volume. Gravel and gravel-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

grxart77

46 GrassyNo Grassygs50

47 GrittyYes gy62

48 GypsiferousNo material that contains 15 to < 40 percent by weight gypsum.gyp53

49 HerbaceousNo Herbaceoushb48

50 HemicYes he63

51 Highly organicNo Highly organic is used to modify near surface horizons of mineral soils that are saturated with water for less than 30 cumulative days in normal years (and are not artificially drained). Excluding live roots, the horizon has organic carbon content (by weight) of: 5 to < 20 percent if the mineral fraction contains no clay; or 12 to < 20 percent if the mineral fraction contains 60 percent or more clay; or ((5 + (clay percentage multiplied by 0.12)) to < 20 percent if the mineral fraction contains less than 60 percent clay. The organic material is at least partially decomposed.

ho74

52 HydrousNo Hydroushydr27

53 InduratedYes ind64

54 MedialNo Medialmedl28

55 MuckyNo Mucky is used to modify near surface horizons of mineral soils that are saturated with water for 30 or more cumulative days in normal years (or are artificially drained). An example is mucky loam. Excluding live roots, the horizon has organic carbon content (by weight) of 5 to < 12 percent if the mineral fraction contains no clay; or 12 to < 18 percent if the mineral fraction contains 60 percent or more clay; or (5 + (clay percentage multiplied by 0.12)) to < (12 + (clay percentage multiplied by 0.10)) if the mineral fraction contains less than 60 percent clay. The organic material is highly decomposed.

mk19

56 Mucky*Yes mky56

57 MarlyNo Marlymr54

58 MossyNo Mossyms49

59 ParaboulderyNo Paraboulderypby29

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60 Very paraboulderyNo Very paraboulderypbyv30

61 Extremely paraboulderyNo Extremely paraboulderypbyx31

62 ParacobblyNo Paracobblypcb32

63 Very paracobblyNo Very paracobblypcbv33

64 Extremely paracobblyNo Extremely paracobblypcbx34

65 ParachanneryNo Parachannerypcn35

66 Very parachanneryNo Very parachannerypcnv36

67 Extremely parachanneryNo Extremely parachannerypcnx37

68 Permanently frozenNo Permanently frozenpf20

69 ParaflaggyNo Paraflaggypfl38

70 Very paraflaggyNo Very paraflaggypflv39

71 Extremely paraflaggyNo Extremely paraflaggypflx40

72 ParagravellyNo Paragravellypgr41

73 Very paragravellyNo Very paragravellypgrv42

74 Extremely paragravellyNo Extremely paragravellypgrx43

75 ParastonyNo Parastonypst44

76 Very parastonyNo Very parastonypstv45

77 Extremely parastonyNo Extremely parastonypstx46

78 PeatyNo Peaty is used to modify near surface horizons of mineral soils that are saturated with water for 30 or more cumulative days in normal years (or are artificially drained). An example is peaty loam. Excluding live roots, the horizon has organic carbon content (by weight) of: 5 to < 12 percent if the mineral fraction contains no clay; or 12 to < 18 percent if the mineral fraction contains 60 percent or more clay; or (5 + (clay percentage multiplied by 0.12)) to < (12 + (clay percentage multiplied by 0.10)) if the mineral fraction contains less than 60 percent clay. The organic material is slightly decomposed.

pt25

79 ShalyYes sh65

80 Very shalyYes shv66

81 Extremely shalyYes shx67

82 StratifiedYes Stratifiedsr21

83 StonyNo Stonyst22

84 Stony-artifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 15 to less than 35 percent, by volume. Stones and stone-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

start87

85 Very stonyNo Very stonystv23

86 Very stony-artifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 35 to less than 60 percent, by volume. Stones and stone-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

stvart88

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87 Extremely stonyNo Extremely stonystx24

88 Extremely stony-artifactualNo Horizon contains a combination of rock fragments and artifacts which are discrete (=> 2mm), cohesive, and persistent. The total of rock fragments plus artifacts is 60 to less than 90 percent, by volume. Stones and stone-size artifacts dominate fraction => 2 mm.

stxart89

89 slatyYes sy68

90 Very slatyYes syv69

91 Extremely slatyYes syx70

92 WoodyNo Woodywd47

Domain Name: tiebreakrule


1 Select Lower ValueNo -11

2 Select Higher ValueNo 12

Domain Name: unified_soil_classification


1 CHNo FINE-GRAINED SOILS, Silts and clays (liquid limit is 50% or more), Fat Clay.ch12

2 CLNo FINE-GRAINED SOILS, Silts and clays (liquid limit is less than 50%), Lean Clay.cl13

3 CL-A (proposed)No cl-a27

4 CL-K (proposed)No cl-k28

5 CL-MLNo cl-ml1

6 CL-O (proposed)No cl-o29

7 CL-T (proposed)No cl-t30

8 GCNo COARSE-GRAINED SOILS, Gravels, gravel with fines, Clayey Gravel.gc14

9 GC-GMNo gc-gm2

10 GMNo COARSE-GRAINED SOILS, Gravels, Gravels with fines, Silty Gravelgm15

11 GPNo COARSE-GRAINED SOILS, Gravels, clean gravels, Poorly Graded Gravel.gp16

12 GP-GCNo gp-gc3

13 GP-GMNo gp-gm4

14 GWNo COARSE-GRAINED SOILS, Gravels, clean gravels, Well-Graded Gravel.gw17

15 GW-GCNo gw-gc11

16 GW-GMNo gw-gm10

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Domain Name: unified_soil_classification


17 MHNo FINE-GRAINED SOILS, Silts and clays, (liquid limit is 50% or more), Elastic Silt.mh18

18 MH-A (proposed)No mh-a31

19 MH-K (proposed)No mh-k32

20 MH-O (proposed)No mh-o33

21 MH-T (proposed)No mh-t34

22 MLNo FINE-GRAINED SOILS, Silts and clays, (liquid limit is less than 50%), Silt.ml19

23 ML-A (proposed)No ml-a35

24 ML-K (proposed)No ml-k36

25 ML-O (proposed)No ml-o37

26 ML-T (proposed)No ml-t38

27 OHNo FINE-GRAINED SOILS, Silts and clays, (liquid limit is 50% or more), Organic Clay or Organic Siltoh20

28 OH-T (proposed)No oh-t39

29 OLNo FINE-GRAINED SOILS, Silts and clays (liquid limit is less than 50%), Organic Clay or Organic Silt.ol21

30 PTNo Highly organic soils, Peat.pt22

31 SCNo COARSE-GRAINED SOILS, Sands, sands with fines, Clayey Sand.sc23

32 SC-SMNo sc-sm5

33 SMNo COARSE-GRAINED SOILS, Sands, Sands with fines, Silty Sand.sm24

34 SPNo COARSE-GRAINED SOILS, Sands, Clean Sands, Poorly Graded Sand,sp25

35 SP-SCNo sp-sc6

36 SP-SMNo sp-sm7

37 SWNo COARSE-GRAINED SOILS, Sands, Clean Sands, Well-graded Sand.sw26

38 SW-SCNo sw-sc8

39 SW-SMNo sw-sm9

Domain Name: va_soil_management_group


1 QQNo QQ43

2 PPNo PP42

3 OONo OO41

4 NNNo NN40

5 MMNo MM39

6 LLNo LL38

7 KKNo KK37

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8 JJNo JJ36

9 IINo II35

10 HHNo HH34

11 GGNo GG33

12 FFNo FF32

13 EENo EE31

14 DDNo DD30

15 CCNo CC29

16 BBNo BB28

17 AANo AA27

18 ZNo Z26

19 YNo Y25

20 XNo X24

21 WNo W23

22 VNo V22

23 UNo U21

24 TNo T20

25 SNo S19

26 RNo R18

27 QNo Q17

28 PNo P16

29 ONo O15

30 NNo N14

31 MNo M13

32 LNo L12

33 KNo K11

34 JNo J10

35 INo I9

36 HNo H8

37 GNo G7

38 FNo F6

39 ENo E5

40 DNo D4

41 CNo C3

42 BNo B2

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43 ANo A1

Domain Name: va_soil_productivity_group


1 NSNo Not suited.NS16

2 VbNo Vb15

3 VaNo Va14

4 VNo V13

5 IVbNo IVb12

6 IVaNo IVa11

7 IVNo IV10

8 IIIbNo IIIb9

9 IIIaNo IIIa8

10 IIINo III7

11 IIbNo IIb6

12 IIaNo IIa5

13 IINo II4

14 IbNo Ib3

15 IaNo Ia2

16 INo I1

Domain Name: vt_septic_system_class_2007


1 IaNo This unit is well suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The rapid permeability in the substratum is a concern. Backfilling absorption trenches with at least one foot of finer textured material or other site modifications may be necessary to slow the percolation rate enough to allow for thorough filtering of effluent.

Ia8

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2 IbNo This unit is well suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The rapid permeability in the substratum and slopes greater than 20 percent in some areas are concerns. Backfilling absorption trenches with at least one foot of finer textured material or other site modifications may be necessary to slow the percolation rate enough to allow for thorough filtering of effluent. There may be less-sloping areas within the unit that are suitable for siting a septic system, or, if feasible, cut and fill site modifications may produce an acceptable area within the unit. An erosion prevention and sediment control plan is required by the State for construction on sites over 20 percent slope.

Ib9

3 IcNo This unit is well suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. With moderate permeability and slopes less than 20 percent, there are few limitations.

Ic10

4 IdNo This unit is well suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. Slopes greater than 20 percent in some areas are a concern. There may be less-sloping areas within the unit that are suitable for siting a septic system, or, if feasible, cut and fill site modifications may produce an acceptable area within the unit. An erosion prevention and sediment control plan is required by the State for construction on sites over 20 percent slope.

Id11

5 IIaNo This unit is moderately suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The slow permeability in the substratum is the primary concern. Mound system construction and other site modifications may be necessary.

IIa12

6 IIbNo This unit is moderately suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The slow permeability in the substratum and slopes greater than 20 percent in some areas are the primary concerns. Mound system construction and other site modifications may be necessary. There may be less-sloping areas within the unit that are suitable for siting a septic system, or, if feasible, cut and fill site modifications may produce an acceptable area within the unit. An erosion prevention and sediment control plan is required by the State for construction on sites over 20 percent slope.

IIb13

7 IIcNo This unit is moderately suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The depth to bedrock in some areas is the primary concern. A significant percentage of this map unit has sufficient soil depth over bedrock to accept a range of designs. On-site investigations can help avoid areas with limited depth to bedrock. Additional fill material may be needed in some areas in order to meet the separation distance requirement between the bottom of the leachfield and bedrock.

IIc14

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8 IIdNo This unit is moderately suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The depth to bedrock and slopes greater than 20 percent in some areas are the primary concerns. A significant percentage of this map unit has sufficient soil depth over bedrock to accept a range of designs. On-site investigations can help avoid areas with limited depth to bedrock. Additional fill material may be needed in some areas in order to meet the separation distance requirement between the bottom of the leachfield and bedrock. There may be less-sloping areas within the unit that are suitable for siting a septic system, or, if feasible, cut and fill site modifications may produce an acceptable area within the unit. An erosion prevention and sediment control plan is required by the State for construction on sites over 20 percent slope.

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9 IIeNo This unit is moderately suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The rapid permeability in the substratum and slopes greater than 20 percent are the primary concerns. Backfilling absorption trenches and beds with at least one foot of finer textured material, or other site modifications, may be necessary to slow the percolation rate enough to allow for thorough filtering of effluent. Cut and fill site modifications may produce an acceptable area within the unit. An erosion prevention and sediment control plan is required by the State for construction on sites over 20 percent slope

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10 IIfNo This unit is moderately suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. Slopes greater than 20 percent are the primary concern. Cut and fill site modifications may produce an acceptable area within the unit. An erosion prevention and sediment control plan is required by the State for construction on sites over 20 percent slope.

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11 IIgYes This unit is moderately suited as a site for on-site waste disposal, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2002 Environmental Protection Rules. Flooding from surface waters is the primary concern. Locating the septic system on the highest part of the floodplain and with the maximum setback from surface waters is recommended.

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12 IIhNo This unit is moderately suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The depth to the seasonal high water table is the primary concern. Mound system construction and other site modifications are often necessary. On sloping sites, curtain drains can help lower the water table to an acceptable level. In some cases, a detailed, site-specific analysis with groundwater level monitoring and determination of induced groundwater mounding may be required to establish the suitability of this unit.

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13 IIIaNo This unit is marginally suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The depth to bedrock is the major limitation. On-site investigations are needed to locate areas with sufficient soil depth. A significant percentage of the soils in this unit are less than 18 inches to bedrock and are not suitable as a site. However, there may be deeper areas that are suitable. Additional fill material may be needed in some areas in order to meet the separation distance requirement between the bottom of the leachfield and bedrock.

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14 IIIbNo This unit is marginally suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The hazard of flooding and the depth to the seasonal high water table are the major limitations. This unit is on floodplains and typically includes land in the floodway and the special flood hazard area. Consult flood hazard maps prepared by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in local town offices for more information. Wastewater systems must be located, designed and constructed in a manner that avoids impairment to the system and contamination from the system due to flooding. A detailed, site-specific analysis with groundwater level monitoring and determination of induced groundwater mounding may be required to establish the suitability of this unit. Mound system construction and other site modifications are often necessary.

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15 IIIcNo This unit is marginally suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The depth to the seasonal high water table in association with the minimal slope is the major limitation. A detailed, site-specific analysis is generally required. On-site groundwater level monitoring and determination of induced groundwater mounding is often necessary to establish the suitability of this unit. Curtain drains may help lower the water table to an acceptable level, however, the minimal slope may prevent their use in many areas.

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16 IIIdNo This unit is marginally suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The depth to the seasonal high water table is the major limitation. A detailed, site-specific analysis is generally required. On-site groundwater level monitoring and determination of induced groundwater mounding is often necessary to establish the suitability of this unit. Curtain drains may help lower the water table to an acceptable level.

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17 IIIeNo This unit is marginally suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The depth to the seasonal high water table and slopes greater than 20 percent in some areas are the major limitations. A detailed, site-specific analysis is generally required. On-site groundwater level monitoring and determination of induced groundwater mounding is often necessary to establish the suitability of this unit. Curtain drains may help lower the water table to an acceptable level. There may be less-sloping areas within the unit that are suitable for siting a septic system, or, if feasible, cut and fill site modifications may produce an acceptable area within the unit. An erosion prevention and sediment control plan is required by the State for construction on sites over 20 percent slope.

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18 IIIfNo This unit is marginally suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The depth to the seasonal high water table and the restricted depth to bedrock in some areas are the major limitations. On-site investigations can help avoid areas with limited depth to bedrock. Additional fill material may be needed in some areas in order to meet the separation distance requirement between the bottom of the leachfield and bedrock. A detailed, site-specific analysis with groundwater level monitoring and determination of induced groundwater mounding may be required to establish the suitability of this unit. Mound system construction and other site modifications are often necessary. On sloping sites, curtain drains can help lower the water table to an acceptable level.

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19 IIIgNo This unit is marginally suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The hazard of flooding is the major limitation. This unit is on floodplains and typically includes land in the floodway and the special flood hazard area. Consult flood hazard maps prepared by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in local town offices for more information. Wastewater systems must be located, designed and constructed in a manner that avoids impairment to the system and contamination from the system due to flooding.

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20 IVaNo This unit is generally not suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. Excessive soil wetness in association with the minimal slope is the limiting condition. Prolonged periods of saturation at or near the soil surface do not allow for the proper functioning of septic systems.

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21 IVbNo This unit is generally not suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. Steep slopes in association with the depth to bedrock is the limiting condition. Cut and fill site modifications that reduce the slope gradient are difficult to achieve due to the depth to bedrock.

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22 IVcNo This unit is generally not suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. The very shallow to shallow depth to bedrock is the limiting condition.

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23 IVdNo This unit is generally not suited as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems, based on a review by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of criteria set forth in the Vermont 2007 Environmental Protection Rules. Steep slopes in association with the slowly permeable substratum is the limiting condition. Cut and fill site modifications that reduce the slope gradient are not generally effective due to the slowly permeable substratum.

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24 VNo This unit is not rated as a site for soil-based residential wastewater disposal systems. Due to the variable nature of the soils, on-site investigations are needed to determine their suitability.

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Domain Name: wildlife_rating


1 Very poorNo very poor1

2 PoorNo poor2

3 FairNo fair3

4 GoodNo good4

Domain Name: wind_erodibility_group


1 1No Surface texture - Very fine sand, fine sand, sand or coarse sand. Percent aggregates - 1 to 7. Wind erodibility index - 160 to 310 t/a/yr, use 220 as average.

11

2 2No Surface texture - Loamy very fine sand, loamy fine sand, loamy sand, loamy coarse sand; very fine sandy loam and silt loam with 5 or less percent clay and 25 or less percent very fine sand; and sapric soil materials (as defined in Soil Taxonomy); except Folists. Percent aggregates - 10. Wind erodibility index - 134 t/a/yr.

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3 3No Surface texture - Very fine sandy loam, fine sandy loam, sandy loam, coarse sandy loam, and noncalcareous silt loam that has 20 to 50 percent very fine sand and 5 to 12 percent clay. Percent aggregates - 25. Wind Erodibility Index - 86 t/a/yr.

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4 4No Surface texture - Clay, silty clay, noncalcareous clay loam that has more than 35 percent clay, and noncalcareous silty clay loam that has more than 35 percent clay. All of these do not have sesquic, parasesquic, ferritic, ferruginous, or kaolinitic mineralogy (high iron oxide content). Percent aggregates - 25. Wind erodibility index - 86 t/a/yr.

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5 4LNo Surface texture - Calcareous loam, calcareous silt loam, calcareous silt, calcareous sandy clay, calcareous sandy clay loam, calcareous clay loam and calcareous silty clay loam. Percent aggregates - 25 .Wind Erodibility Index - 86 t/a/yr.

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6 5No Surface texture - Noncalcareous loam that has less than 20 percent clay; noncalcareous silt loam with 12 to 20 percent clay; noncalcareous sandy clay loam; noncalcareous sandy clay; and hemic materials (as defined in Soil Taxonomy). Percent aggregates - 40. Wind Erodibility Index - 56 t/a/yr.

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7 6No Surface texture - Noncalcareous loam and silt loam that have more than 20 percent clay; noncalcareous clay loam and noncalcareous silty clay loam that has less than 35 percent clay; silt loam that has parasesquic, ferritic, or kaolinitic mineralogy (high iron oxide content). Percent aggregates - 45. Wind Erodibility Index - 48 t/a/yr.

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8 7No Surface texture - Noncalcareous silt; noncalcareous silty clay, noncalcareous silty clay loam, and noncalcareous clay that have sesquic, parasesquic, ferritic, ferruginous, or kaolinitic mineralogy (high content of iron oxide) and are Oxisols or Ultisols; and fibric material (as defined in Soil Taxonomy). Percent aggregates - 50. Wind Erodibility Index - 48 t/a/yr.

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9 8No Soils not susceptible to wind erosion due to rock and pararock fragments at the surface and/or wetness; and Folists

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Domain Name: wind_erodibility_index


1 0No Soils not susceptible to wind erosion due to coarse fragments on the surface or wetness.01

2 38No Silt, noncalcareous silty clay loam that has less than 35 percent clay content, and fibric organic soil material. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are more than 50 percent by weight.

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3 48No Noncalcareous loam and silt loam that has more than 20 percent clay content or noncalcareous clay loam that has less than 35 percent clay content. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are 45 to 50 percent by weight.

483

4 56No Noncalcareous loam and silt loam that has less than 20 percent clay content or sandy clay loam, sandy clay, and hemic organic soil materials. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are 40 to 45 percent by weight.

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5 86No Very fine sandy loam, fine sandy loam, sandy loam, coarse sandy loam, or ash material. Clay, silty clay, noncalcareous clay loam, or noncalcareous silty clay loam that has more than 35 percent clay content. Calcareous loam and silt loam or calcareous clay loam and silty clay loam. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are 25 to 40 percent by weight.

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6 134No Loamy very fine sand, loamy fine sand, loamy sand, loamy coarse sand, or sapric organic soil material. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are 10 to 25 percent by weight.

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7 160No Very fine sand, fine sand, sand, or coarse sand. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are 7 to 10 percent by weight.

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8 180No Very fine sand, fine sand, sand, or coarse sand. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are 5 to 7 percent by weight.

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9 220No Very fine sand, fine sand, sand, or coarse sand. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm area 3 to 5 percent by weight.

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10 250No Very fine sand, fine sand, sand, or coarse sand. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are 1 percent by weight.

25010

11 310No Very fine sand, fine sand, sand, or coarse sand. Dry soil aggregates more than .84 mm are 1 percent by weight.

31011

Domain Name: windbreak_suitability_group


1 1No 11

2 1HNo 1h20

3 1KNo 1k2

4 1KWYes 1kw21

5 1KKNo 1kk22

6 2No 23

7 2KNo 2k4

8 2KWYes 2kw23

9 2KKNo 2kk24

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10 2HNo 2h5

11 3No 36

12 4No 47

13 4KNo 4k25

14 4CNo 4c8

15 4CKNo 4ck26

16 5No 59

17 5KNo 5k27

18 5KKNo 5kk28

19 6No 610

20 6KNo 6k29

21 6KKNo 6kk30

22 6DNo 6d11

23 6DKNo 6dk31

24 6GNo 6g12

25 6GKNo 6gk32

26 6GKKNo 6gkk33

27 7No 713

28 8No 814

29 8KNo 8k34

30 9Yes 915

31 9CNo 9c16

32 9WNo 9w17

33 9LNo 9l18

34 10No 1019

35 1ANo 1a35

36 2ANo 2a36

37 1SNo 1s37

38 1SKNo 1sk38

39 1SKKNo 1skk39

40 3ANo 3a40

41 4ANo 4a41

42 4CANo 4ca42

43 4CCNo 4cc43

44 5ANo 5a44

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45 6ANo 6a45

46 6DANo 6da46

47 6GANo 6ga47

48 7ANo 7a48

49 9NNo 9n49

50 9NWNo 9nw50

Domain Name: yes_no_n.a.


1 N/ANo n/a3

2 NoNo no2

3 YesNo yes1

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