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Aquoll

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Aquoll [′ak·wȯl]
(geology)
A suborder of the soil order Mollisol, with thick surface horizons; formed under wet conditions, it may be under water at times, but is seasonally rather than continually wet.
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Elsevier Science: Amsterdam) Catroux G, Schnitzer M (1987) Chemical, spectroscopic, and biological characteristics of the organic matter in particle size fractions separated from an Aquoll.
Sulfur forms in bulk soils and alkaline soil extracts of tropical ... by Moller, A.; Kaiser, K.; Kanchanakool, N.; Anecksamphant, C.; Jirasuktaveekul, W.; Maglinao, A.; Niam / Australian Journal of Soil Research
Catroux G, Schnitzer M (1987) Chemical, spectroscopic, and biological characteristics of the organic matter particle size fractions separated from an Aquoll.
Carbon and nitrogen mineralisation in sand, silt, and clay fractions ... by Parfitt, R. L.; Salt, G. J. / Australian Journal of Soil Research
Chemical spectroscopic and biological characteristics of the organic matter in particle size fractions separated from an Aquoll.
The influence of the soil matrix on nitrogen mineralisation and ... by Strong, D. T.; Sale, P. W. G.; Helyar, K. R. / Australian Journal of Soil Research
 
 
 
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