azonal soil
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azonal soil
(′ā′zōn·əl ′söil)
(geology) Any group of soils without well-developed profile characteristics, owing to their youth, conditions of parent material, or relief that prevents development of normal soil-profile characteristics. Also known as immature soil.
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