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Card 6
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Soil that occurs in cool temperate climates in the northern hemipshere, where there is more precipitation than evaoptranspiration
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Card 7
Front
Layer of needles or leaf litter in podzols
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Card 8
Front
Narrow and acidic horizon in podzols
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Card 9
Front
Why is the water travelling through the soil more able to dissolve certain minerals (Fe and Al compounds) in podzols?
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Card 10
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What is the E horizon mostly made up of in podzols?
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Card 11
Front
What accumulates in the B horizon in podzols?
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Card 12
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What causes very few crops to grow on podzols, apart of it's acidity?
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Card 13
Front
What is a hard, continuous layer of deposited iron called in podzols?
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Card 14
Front
Where does the hard pan develop?
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Card 15
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This makes ploughing difficult as the machinery sinks - due to the formation of a hard pan
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