natric horizon

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natric horizon [′nā·trik hə′rīz·ən]

(geology)

A soil horizon that has the properties of an argillic horizon, but also displays a blocky, columnar, or prismatic structure and has a subhorizon with an exchangeable-sodium saturation of over 15%.

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