
Appendix 2
List of codes and equivalent class names
CODE | CLASS |
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Soil Order |
|
AN | Anthroposols |
RE | Arenosols |
CA | Calcarosols |
CH | Chromosols |
DE | Dermosols |
FE | Ferrosols |
KA | Kandosols |
KU | Kurosols |
HY | Hydrosols |
OR | Organosols |
PO | Podosols |
RU | Rudosols |
SO | Sodosols |
TE | Tenosols |
VE | Vertosols |
Suborder, Great Group and Subgroup |
|
AA | Red |
AB | Brown |
AC | Yellow |
AD | Grey |
AE | Black |
AF | Dystrophic |
AG | Mesotrophic |
AH | Eutrophic |
AI | Acidic |
AJ | Acidic-Mottled |
AK | Andic |
AL | Aeric |
AM | Aquic |
AN | Anthroposols |
AO | Arenic |
AP | Argic |
AQ | Argillaceous |
AR | Basic |
AS | Bauxitic |
AT | Bleached |
AU | Bleached-Acidic |
AV | Bleached-Ferric |
AW | Bleached-Leptic |
AX | Bleached-Magnesic |
AY | Bleached-Manganic |
AZ | Bleached-Mottled |
BA | Bleached-Sodic |
BB | Bleached-Vertic |
BC | Calcareous |
BD | Calcic |
BE | Chernic |
BF | Chernic-Leptic |
BG | Chromosolic |
BH | Crusty |
BI | Densic |
BJ | Duric |
BK | Pedaric |
BL | Endoacidic |
BN | Episodic |
BP | Endohypersodic |
BR | Epihypersodic |
BT | Extratidal |
BU | Ferric |
BV | Arenaceous |
BW | Fibric |
BX | Fluvic |
BY | Fragic |
BZ | Gypsic |
CA | Calcarosol |
CB | Calcarosolic |
CC | Halic |
CD | Haplic |
CE | Hemic |
CF | Histic |
CG | Humic |
CH | Chromosol |
CI | Humic/Humosesquic |
CJ | Humic/Sesquic |
CK | Humose |
CL | Humose-Magnesic |
CM | Humose-Mottled |
CN | Humose-Parapanic |
CO | Humosesquic |
CP | Hypervescent |
CQ | Hypercalcic |
CR | Hypernatric |
CS | Hypersalic |
CU | Epihypersodic-Epiacidic |
CV | Hypocalcic |
CW | Intertidal |
CX | Kurosolic |
CY | Leptic |
CZ | Lithic |
DA | Lithocalcic |
DB | Magnesic |
DC | Manganic |
DD | Marly |
DE | Dermosol |
DF | Massive |
DG | Melacic |
DH | Melacic-Magnesic |
DI | Melacic-Mottled |
DJ | Melacic-Parapanic |
DK | Melanic |
DL | Melanic-Bleached |
DM | Melanic-Mottled |
DN | Melanic-Vertic |
DO | Mellic |
DP | Mesonatric |
DQ | Mottled |
DR | Subhumose |
DS | Orthic^ |
DT | Oxyaquic |
DU | Paralithic |
DV | Parapanic |
DW | Peaty |
DX | Peaty-Parapanic |
DY | Pedal |
DZ | Petrocalcic |
EA | Petroferric |
EB | Pipey |
EC | Placic |
ED | Redoxic |
EE | Rendic |
EF | Reticulate |
EG | Salic |
EH | Sapric |
EI | Self-Mulching |
EJ | Semiaquic |
EK | Sesquic |
EL | Shelly |
EM | Silpanic |
EN | Snuffy |
EO | Sodic |
EP | Episodic-Epiacidic |
EQ | Sodosolic |
ER | Stratic |
ES | Subnatric |
ET | Subplastic |
EU | Sulphidic |
EV | Sulphuric |
EW | Supratidal |
EX | Vertic |
EY | Humose-Bleached |
EZ | Melacic-Bleached |
FA | Siliceous^ |
FB | Supracalcic |
FC | Melanic-Calcareous |
FD | Natric |
FE | Ferrosol |
FF | Submelacic |
FG | Submelanic |
FH | Palic @ |
FI | Ochric ^ |
FJ | Hypergypsic |
FK | Ferric-Duric |
FL | Gypsic-Subplastic |
FM | Epicalcareous-Epihypersodic |
FN | Mottled-Subnatric |
FO | Mottled-Mesonatric |
FP | Mottled-Hypernatric |
FQ | Dermosolic |
FR | Kandosolic |
FS | Humose-Basic^ |
FT | Terric |
FU | Melacic-Basic |
FV | Melanic-Acidic |
FW | Faunic |
FX | Lutaceous |
FY | Epicalcareous |
FZ | Endocalcareous |
GA | Epiacidic |
GB | Epicalcareous-Endohypersodic |
GC | Melacic-Reticulate |
GD | Peaty-Placic |
GE | Ferric-Petroferric |
GF | Regolithic |
GG | Episodic-Endoacidic |
GH | Episodic-Epicalcareous |
GI | Episodic-Endocalcareous |
GJ | Epicalcareous-Endoacidic |
GK | Epiacidic-Mottled |
GL | Endoacidic-Mottled |
GM | Endocalcareous-Endohypersodic |
GN | Epihypersodic-Endoacidic |
GO | Epihypersodic-Endocalcareous |
GP | Magnesic-Natric |
GQ | Episodic-Gypsic |
GR | Rudosolic |
GS | Epipedal |
GT | Tenosolic |
GU | Humose-Calcareous |
GV | Lutic |
GW | Ferric-Acidic |
GX | Manganic-Acidic |
GY | Humose-Acidic |
GZ | Bleached-Orthic ^ |
HA | Melanic-Sodic |
HB | Mottled-Sodic |
HC | Ferric-Sodic |
HD | Rudaceous |
HE | Endocalcareous-Mottled |
HF | Tephric |
HG | Carbic |
HH | Clastic |
HI | Colluvic |
HJ | Lithosolic |
HK | Supravescent |
HL | Episulphidic |
HM | Episulphidic-Petrocalcic |
HN | Densic-Placic |
HO | Acidic-Sodic |
HP | Palic-Acidic ^ |
HQ | Ochric-Acidic ^ |
HR | Cumulic |
HS | Hortic |
HT | Garbic |
HU | Urbic |
HV | Dredgic |
HW | Spolic |
HX | Scalpic |
HY | Hydrosol |
IA | Inceptic |
IB | Epibasic |
IC | Ceteric |
HZ | Ashy^ | ID | Subpeaty |
IE | Effervescent |
IF | Folic |
IG | Humosesquic/Sesquic |
IH | Humic/Alsilic |
IJ | Modic |
IK | Histic-Sulfidic ^ |
IL | Sesqui-Nodular * |
IM | Calcenic * |
IN | Red-Orthic ^ |
IO | Brown-Orthic ^ |
IP | Yellow-Orthic ^ |
IQ | Grey-Orthic ^ |
IR | Black-Orthic ^ |
IS | Ferric-Reticulate * |
IT | Fusic+ |
IU | Subtidal+ |
IV | Subaqueous+ |
IW | Monsulfidic-Sulfuric+ |
IX | Monohypersulfidic+ |
IY | Histic-Hypersulfidic+ |
IZ | Hypersulfidic+ |
JA | Monohyposulfidic+ |
JB | Histic-Hyposulfidic+ |
JC | Hyposulfidic+ |
JD | Aquic-Sulfuric+ |
JE | Aquic-Hypersulfidic+ |
JF | Ferric-Endohypersodic+ |
JG | Manganic-Endohypersodic+ |
JH | Ferric-Endocalcareous+ |
JI | Manganic-Endocalcareous+ | JK | Subhalic# | JL | Tenic# | JM | Arenosolic# | JN | Calsilic# | JP | Kandic# | JQ | Gritty# | JR | Fluvic# | JT | Carbonatic# | JU | Coquinic# | JV | Gritty-SilpaniC# |
JV | Gritty-Lithic# |
JX | Gritty-Paralithic# | YY | Class Undetermined |
ZZ | No Available Class |
Family Criteria |
|
- | Not Recorded |
A or A1 horizon thickness (plus O2, P1 And P2 horizons as appropriate) | |
A | Thin |
B | Moderately thick |
C | Thick |
D | Very thick |
Gravel of surface and A1 horizon | |
E | Non gravelly |
F | Slightly gravelly |
G | Gravelly |
H | Moderately gravelly |
I | Very gravelly |
Texture | |
J | Peaty |
K | Sandy |
L | Loamy |
M | Clay loamy |
N | Silty |
O | Clayey |
Clay content (Vertosols only) | |
Q | Fine |
R | Medium fine |
S | Very fine |
Soil depth | |
T | Very shallow |
U | Shallow |
V | Moderately deep |
W | Deep |
X | Very deep |
Y | Giant |
Water repellence | |
NR | Non water repellent# |
WR | Water repellent# |
SR | Strongly water repellent# |
Dominant texure of the uppermost organic materials (O2, P1 OR P2) | |
Z | Material absent# |
OA | Fibric peat# |
OB | Hemic peat# |
OC | Sapric peat# |
OD | Sandy peat# |
OE | Loamy peat# |
OF | Clayey peat# |
Nature of altered organic materials | |
P | Granular |
HZ | Ashy# |
JZ | Vitric# |
* introduced in the revised edition
+ introduced in second edition
# introduced in third edition
^ no longer used
@ discontinued after first edition but reintroduced with revised definition in third edition