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CINDERS DARK CLOUD 2




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(8 to 11 inches thick)ī21-9 to 19 inches dark reddish brown (5YR 2/2) silt loam,
dark reddish brown (5YR 3/3) dry strong fine and very fine subangular blocky
structure slightly hard, very friable and slightly sticky many fine roots many
fine and very fine pores patchy gelatin-like coatings on peds few fine black
cinders common sand-size particles that are resistant to crushing neutral (pH
6.8) clear wavy boundary. All textures are "apparent field textures.")Īp-0 to 9
inches very dark brown (10YR 2/2) silt loam, dark grayish brown (10YR 4/2) dry
strong medium and fine granular structure slightly hard, very friable, slightly
sticky many fine roots many fine and medium pores 15 to 20 percent very fine
cinders slightly acid (pH 6.4) clear wavy boundary. (Colors are for moist soil
unless otherwise noted. TYPICAL PEDON: Ulupalakua silt loam - pasture. TAXONOMIC
CLASS: Medial over pumiceous or cindery, amorphic, isothermic Pachic Haplustands
Mean annual rainfall is about 35 inches and mean annual temperature is about 65
degrees F.

Ulupalakua soils are on uplands and have slopes of 7 to 25 percent.


#CINDERS DARK CLOUD 2 SERIES

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