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illuviation

Accumulation of dissolved or suspended soil materials in one area or layer as a result of leaching (percolation) from another. Usually clay, iron, or humus wash out and form a line with a different consistency and color. These lines are important for studying the composition and ages of rock strata.

illuviation

i‚lü·vē′ā·shən

(geology)

The deposition of colloids, soluble salts, and small mineral particles in an underlying layer of soil.

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No references found	The SOC flow in the composition of organic matter begins with litter falling on or into the soil, continues with its disintegration, transformation into humus and accumulation, and ultimate disappearance, via consumption by soil organisms, complete mineralization or illuviation into the subsoil, or eluviation out of the soil cover. Stocks of organic carbon in Estonian soils/Orgaanilise susiniku varud ... by Kolli, Raimo; Ellermae, Olav; Koster, Tiina; Lemetti, Illar; Asi, Endla; Kauer, Karin / Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences Clay illuviation This process consists in the translocation of claysize particles from eluvial (A, E) to illuvial horizons (mainly Bt, and to a lesser degree, in BA or BC horizons). Caracterizacao das condicoes abioticas que influem na distribuicao da ... by Giménez, Jorge Eloy; Hurtado, Martín Adolfo; Martínez, Omar Raúl / Acta Scientiarum Biological Sciences (UEM) 0) B brown weathering Be = "earthy" (coagulated fabric), Bl = "loamy" (dispersed fabric) E eluviation of colloids Eg = by gleying, El = by lessivation, Ep = by podzolization I illuviation of colloids Ia = argillic, Ih = humic, If = ferric G ground-water influence Go = oxidative, Gr = reductive P pseudogleying M mother substrate (unweathered), Mw = weakly weathered Two prefixes are used here: p means ploughed, r indicates relict horizons. Harmonic and disharmonic soil-type interference on Late Pleistocene ... by Reuter, Gerhard /	illumination climate illumination control illumination design illumination distribution illumination level illumination meter illumination photometer Illumination, Urban illuminometer ILLUS illusion Illusionism Illusions Illusoriness illusory correlation Illustrated Broadside Illustrated Chronicles Illustrated Codex of Chronicles Illustrated London News Illustrated Manuscripts Illustration illustration board illustration program illuvial illuvial horizon illuviation Illuvium Illyes, Gyula Illyés, Gyula Illyria Illyria and Illyricum Illyrian Illyrian Movement Illyrian Provinces Illyrians Illyricum Ilm Ilmar Augustovich Tammur Ilmar Tammur Ilmari Justus Andreas Manninen Ilmari Kianto Ilmen Ilmen Mountains Ilmen Preserve Ilmen Slavs Ilmen, Lake Ilmenite Ilmenorutile Ilmer, Karl Ilmer, Karl Petrovich Ilmovaia Pad	illustrator illustrator illustrator illustrator Illustrator (program) Illustrator CS Illustrator cs2 Illustrators Illustrators Illustrators' Partnership of America Illustratory Illustre Collegi d'Advocats de Barcelona illustrious illustrious illustriously illustriously illustriousness illustriousness Illustrissimus Senatus Studiosorum Amstelodamensium Illustrous Illutation illuvial illuvial Illuvial deposit illuvial horizon illuviate illuviated illuviated illuviates illuviating illuviation Illuvium Illuvium Illuxurious Illvminati Illvminati ILLW illy Illya Kuryaki & the Valderramas Illyad Illyad Illyes Illyes Illyes, Gyula Illyés, Gyula Illyria Illyria Illyria and Illyricum Illyrian Illyrian Illyrian Illyrian alphabet Illyrian languages Illyrian languages Illyrian movement Illyrian province Illyrian provinces Illyrian Republic Illyrian tribes Illyrians Illyrians

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The SOC flow in the composition of organic matter begins with litter falling on or into the soil, continues with its disintegration, transformation into humus and accumulation, and ultimate disappearance, via consumption by soil organisms, complete mineralization or illuviation into the subsoil, or eluviation out of the soil cover.

Stocks of organic carbon in Estonian soils/Orgaanilise susiniku varud ... by Kolli, Raimo; Ellermae, Olav; Koster, Tiina; Lemetti, Illar; Asi, Endla; Kauer, Karin / Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences

Clay illuviation This process consists in the translocation of claysize particles from eluvial (A, E) to illuvial horizons (mainly Bt, and to a lesser degree, in BA or BC horizons).

Caracterizacao das condicoes abioticas que influem na distribuicao da ... by Giménez, Jorge Eloy; Hurtado, Martín Adolfo; Martínez, Omar Raúl / Acta Scientiarum Biological Sciences (UEM)

0) B brown weathering Be = "earthy" (coagulated fabric), Bl = "loamy" (dispersed fabric) E eluviation of colloids Eg = by gleying, El = by lessivation, Ep = by podzolization I illuviation of colloids Ia = argillic, Ih = humic, If = ferric G ground-water influence Go = oxidative, Gr = reductive P pseudogleying M mother substrate (unweathered), Mw = weakly weathered Two prefixes are used here: p means ploughed, r indicates relict horizons.

Harmonic and disharmonic soil-type interference on Late Pleistocene ... by Reuter, Gerhard /

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