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LANDFOR MMajor Iandformsgenerally h
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- 38-Table 4 . List of combinations
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-40-CONVENTION FOR MAP UNIT SYMBOL
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-42-CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL ANALYSE S
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-44-PARTII IMAP UNIT DESCRIPTION SI
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-46-by a silty surficial deposit wh
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Table 6 . Key to major characterist
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-52-BC - Beaverfoot Soilscape Group
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Figure 19 . Site of the pedon chose
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Figure 22 . Rego Gleysol soil which
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-58-Landform and Parent Material sT
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-60-Soil development on the fine ea
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-62-BG 3 Map Unit (Orthic Regosols
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-64-Table 14 . Brief description of
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Figure 32 . Site of the pedon chose
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-68-Landform and Parent Material sT
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-70-The steep slopes which are gene
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-72-Table 17 . Brief description of
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Figure 40 . Site of the pedon chose
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Figure 43 .Degraded EutricBrunisol
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-78-EnvironmentThe Hoodoo soilscape
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-80-HR - Haygarth Soilscape GroupPh
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Figure 49 .Degraded Eutric Bruniso
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Figure 53 . Site of the pedon chose
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- 92-Landform and Parent Material s
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Site of the pedon chosen to charact
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-96-■Figure 59 . Site of the pedo
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-98-Landform and Parent Material sT
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-100-The steep slopes which are gen
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-102-Figure 65 . Site of the pedon
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Figure 68 .Orthic Humo-Ferric Podzo
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-106-Landform and Parent Material s
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-108-OL - Ottertail Soilscape Group
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-110-Table 37 . Brief description o
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-112-00 - Otto Soilscape Grou pPhys
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-114-001 Map Unit (Sombric Humo-Fer
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-116-Table 41 . Brief description o
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-120-OT 1 Map Unit (Degraded Eutric
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-122-SI -Silverslope Soilscape Grou
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Figure 85 . Site of the pedon chose
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-128-p.YFigure 89 . Site of the ped
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-130-Landform and Parent Material s
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-132-Table 48 . Brief description o
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T- YFigure 93 . -Site of the pedon
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-138-WI 1 Map Unit (Orthic Humo-Fer
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-140-WR - Watchtower Soilscape Grou
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-142-Figure 100 . Site of the pedon
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-147-WR4 Map Unit (Gleyed Orthic an
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-149- -PART I VINTERPRETATIONS OF S
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-151 -and path and trails, it is th
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-153-Guides for Assessing Soil Limi
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-155-Table 59 . Guides for assessin
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-159-Table 63 . Guides for assessin
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-163-of Tables 58 through 64 . When
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-169-Table 67sInterpretations for s
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-171 -Bog - Permanently wet land ha
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-173-Cryoturbation (Congeliturbatio
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-175-Glacial outwash - Glaciofluvia
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-177-Krummholz - The stunted creepi
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-179-Organic - An order of soils th
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-181 -Science, soil - The science d
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-183-Organic horizons are found in
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-185-h - An horizon enriched with o
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-187-Stones - Rock fragments greate
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-189-REFERENCE SAdams, J . E ., D .
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-191 -Douglas, R . J . W ., H . Gab
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-193-Moore, H . 1969 . Engineering
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Appendix A :Selected chemical data
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-197-Appendix A : Selected chemical
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Appendix B : Engineering test data
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Appendix B : Engineering test data
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-205-SHRUBS (cont )Common Name sHea
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