Świtoniak M., Kabała C., Karklins A., Charzyński P., Hulisz P., Mendyk Ł., Michalski A., Novák T. J., Penížek V., Reintam E., Repe B., Saksa M., Vaisvalavičius R., Waroszewski J., 2018. Guidelines for Soil Description and Classification Central and Eastern European Students’ Version.
Table 1. Hierarchy of major landforms
Fig. 2. Slope forms and surface pathways
Fig. 4. Relation of constituents of fine earth by size, defining textural classes and subclasses
Fig. 5. Charts for estimating proportions of coarse fragments and mottles 25 % 30 % 40 % 50 % 75 % 90 % 1 % 3 % 5 % 10 % 15 % 20 %
Table 4. Field estimation and coding of the degree of decomposition and humification of peat
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The name of colour: strong brown
Figure 7. Example how to register soil colour
Table 5. Estimation of organic matter content (%) based on Munsell soil colour
Figure 8. Soil structure types and their formation
Figure 10. Subqualifiers related to depth requirements and referring to a particular horizon or layer
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