halomorphic


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halomorphic

(ˌhæləˈmɔːfɪk)
adj
(Geological Science) geology containing or resulting from the presence of neutral salts or alkaline salts or the presence of both
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Effects of Halomorphic Soils Conditions on Plant Numbers Emerging in Square Meter of Some Perennial Forage Species.
ACCUMULATION OF MACRONUTRIENTS IN FORAGE GRASSES UNDER SALINE AND ALKALINE CONDITIONS
The following types can be identified: levigated chernozems (cambic, and argillaceous-illuvial), brown-red soils on the silvo-steppe loess plains, as well as mosaics of soils on the dunes (psammosols), chernozem soils, brown-red soils) and interdunes (wet soils due to the underground waters, gleic, hidromorphic and halomorphic soils).
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The soils are boggy (halomorphic) with quaternary sediments.
Forest typology of broadleaf forests from Sierra Maestra, Eastern Cuba/Tipologia forestal de los bosques latifolios de la Sierra Maestra, Cuba Oriental
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