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Smallest volume of soil that can be considered a soil individual/body
pedon
This is a natural aggregate
ped
It is a diagnostic horizon that occurs at the soil surface which includes the upper part of the soil darkened by organic matter, the upper eluvial horizons, or both:
epipedon
It is the systematic examination, description, classification , and mapping of soils in an area
soil survey
The broadest category of soil taxonomy
order
It is like the mollic epipedon except that it has low base saturation
umbric
Mollic
It is a thick dark-colored surface diagnostic horizon with high base saturation
The broadest category of soil taxonomy:
order
Soils with no diagnostic horizons
Entisols
Soils with mollic epipedon and base saturation percentage (BSP>50%)
Mollisol
Soil with a warm temperature regime, an argillic horizon and percent base saturation (PBS) <35%
Ultisols
A soil temperature regime wherein the mean annual soil temperature is 220C or higher and the difference between mean summer and mean winter temperature is less than 50C
isohyperthermic
The most highly weathered soil characterized by the presence of an oxic subsurface horizon
Oxisols
Soils of volcanic origin are classified under order
Andisol
A dark red Ultisols with udic moisture regime is
Udults
Young soils beginning to show development of genetic horizons
Inceptisols
They are swelling and cracking soils common in lowlands
Vertisols
The soil moisture regime characterized by sufficient moisture throughout the year
udic
The soil moisture regime that is characterized by water saturation
aquic
The soil with a name Typic tropudults belongs to order
Ultisols
A suborder Hemists means the soil falls under the order
Histosols
One side of a pedon
profile
A soil unit in a landscape usually consists of a group of very similar pedons closely associated together in the field
polypedon
A system of soil classification in the Philippines based on the concept of a precisely defined, selected horizon for classifying soil profiles
soil taxonomy
It is a systematic arrangement of soils into groups or categories on the basis of their characteristics
soil classification
Basis for mapping the distribution of Philippine soils
soil series/type
It is an epipedon that fails all the requirements of a mollic.
ochric
A diagnostic horizon that is like argillic except for its high sodium content
natric
The total number of soil orders classified under the soil taxonomy
12
The most highly weathered soil characterized by the presence of an oxic subsurface horizon
Oxisols
The 12th soil order covering all soils which are permanently frozen/covered with snow
Gelisols
The soil with a name Typic tropudalfs belongs to order
Alfisols
A suborder Udults means the soil falls under the order
Ultisols
A suborder Fibrists means the soil falls under the order
Histosols
A suborder Histels means the soil falls under the order
Gelisols
Asuborder Aquands means the soil falls under the order
Andisols
A suborder Arents means the soil falls under the order
Entisols
A suborder Udept means the soil falls under the order
Inceptisols
These are Mollisols in aquic moisture regime:
Aquolls
These are Ultisols in udic moisture regime:
Udults
These are the soils formed from volcanic ash and young volcanic materials:
Udands