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Soil genesis and classification

S. W. Buol, Francis D. Hole, Ralph J. MacCracken

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"This comprehensive work covers the diverse needs of soil science instructors, undergraduate students, and graduate students and serves as an outstanding reference for soil scientists, agricultural and natural resources engineers and economists, and others in related fields such as ecology, natural resources, and land use and planning."--BOOK JACKET.

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"This comprehensive work covers the diverse needs of soil science instructors, undergraduate students, and graduate students and serves as an outstanding reference for soil scientists, agricultural and natural resources engineers and economists, and others in related fields such as ecology, natural resources, and land use and planning."--BOOK JACKET.

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"This comprehensive work covers the diverse needs of soil science instructors, undergraduate students, and graduate students and serves as an outstanding reference for soil scientists, agricultural and natural resources engineers and economists, and others in related fields such as ecology, natural resources, and land use and planning."--BOOK JACKET.

Key concepts: USDA soil taxonomy, Soil water, Entisol, Soil morphology, Ultisol, Subsoil, Geology, Soil science

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