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Improving Hydric Soil Identification in Areas Containing Problematic Red Parent Materials: a Nationwide Collaborative Mapping Approach

2019-08-01

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Hydric soil identification utilizes diagnostic morphologic features, including iron transformations, resulting from anaerobic conditions. However, soils derived from some red parent materials (RPM) fail to develop characteristic hydric soils morphologies, confounding hydric soil and wetland delineation. Laboratory and field methods addressing resistant RPM soils exist, but application remains limited by uncertaint...

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b23a588c-20f2-5123-89e2-deede90ed6fb
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10.1007/s13157-018-1114-6
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