The Chemistry of Farm Practice
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There is very little car- bonate of lime in residual soils; even those derived from limestone rock are often deficient in calcium carbonate, the soil itself being sLnply the remains of the impurities in the original lmestone rock. The carbonate of lime has been converted into soluble calcium bicarbonate, when it has come in contact with water containing carbon dioxide, and then it is leached out of the rock. Soils derived from granite or gneiss are generally of a clayey nature. Soils from marin...e for nations are often sandy. Both classes grade into clay loan or sandy loam as the case may be.
The transported soils are formed from the products of rock decay mixed with a certain amount of organic matter.
These materials have been transported from the place where they were formed by such agencies as water, ice, wind, and gravity. Their composition will vary to a consid- erable degree.
Soils that have been transported by water are classified as marine, alluvial, and lacustrine. Marine soil is formed by the deposits in the ocean beds, which are subsequently elevated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is very little car- bonate of lime in residual soils; even those derived from limestone rock are often deficient in calcium carbonate, the soil itself being sLnply the remains of the impurities in the original lmestone rock. The carbonate of lime has been converted into soluble calcium bicarbonate, when it has come in contact with water containing carbon dioxide, and then it is leached out of the rock. Soils derived from granite or gneiss are generally of a clayey nature. Soils from marin...e for nations are often sandy. Both classes grade into clay loan or sandy loam as the case may be.
The transported soils are formed from the products of rock decay mixed with a certain amount of organic matter.
These materials have been transported from the place where they were formed by such agencies as water, ice, wind, and gravity. Their composition will vary to a consid- erable degree.
Soils that have been transported by water are classified as marine, alluvial, and lacustrine. Marine soil is formed by the deposits in the ocean beds, which are subsequently elevated.
What to read after The Chemistry of Farm Practice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keitt, Thomas Ellison. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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