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soil series

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soil series [′sȯil ‚sir·ēz]
(geology)
A family of soils having similar profiles, and developing from similar original materials under the influence of similar climate and vegetation.
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00 Paperback S592 This guide demonstrates the uniqueness and variability of Florida soils and provides a description of each soil series.
Soils of Florida by SciTech Book News
[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] A comparison of these canebrakes with the soil map shows that about 87% of the large, historical canebrakes were found on four general soil map units, consisting of 15 soil series (Table 1).
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Other locations may occur sporadically within the area in locations associated with Corydon or Crider soil series.
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