Typic Haplocryod
6mon 22d ago by slrpnk.net/u/Track_Shovel in soilscience@slrpnk.net from slrpnk.net
In the Canadian system, this would be a Eluviated District Brunisol. Note the two E horizons - this is referred to as a bisequa soil, where the original profile is buried and then pedogenesis begins again and forms a mini profile over the buried one.
Canadian description would be:
Om Ae Bm IIAeb IIBm II C
I could not begin to distinguish a factual post about soil from a shitpost. All of it seems like a hallucination
Pedology definitely has its own language. The USDA version makes my head spin - they smush a bunch of prefixes and suffixes together to make a word. It's really weird from the outside looking in. The Canadian system is kind of like that but we use full words to describe.
ex: Gleyed Gray Luvisol - each word means something.
in the US, they use parts of words to make a new one, which is weird.