An Acrisol is a Reference Soil Group of the World Reference Base for Soil Resources (WRB). [1] . It has a clay-rich subsoil. It is associated with humid, tropical climates, such as those found in …

Acrisols are defined by the presence of a subsurface layer of accumulated kaolinitic clays where less than half of the ions available to plants are calcium, magnesium, sodium, or potassium …

Acrisols are found on acid rocks, mostly of Pleistocene age or older. They are most extensive in South-east Asia, the southern fringes of the Amazon Basin, the southeastern USA and in both …

Acrisols are found on acid rocks, mostly of Pleistocene age or older. They are most extensive in Southeast Asia, the southern fringes of the Amazon Basin, the southeastern USA and in both …

A new soil class of formerly Acrisols with clays with high cation exchange capacity.

An Acrisol is a type of soil that is characterized by having an argic horizon in the subsurface, found in hilly landscapes within the humid subtropical ecozone. It has distinct physical, …

Jan 1, 2016 · Acrisols are characterized by the presence of an ochric or an umbric A horizon (10 to 30 cm depth), overlying an argic Bt horizon, which is deep, generally intensively colored …

Rolling to hilly landscape in southeast China with a Cambisol (steeper parts) - Acrisol (more sloping parts) soil association.

Acrisols were introduced as a Soil Group in the Legend of the Soil map of the world. (FAO/Unesco, 1974) for soils that had an argic horizon (then called argillic horizon, that also …

Acrisols are highly weathered soils occurring in warm temperate regions and the wetter parts of the tropics and subtropics. Acrisols develop mostly on old land surfaces with hilly or undulating …