O- (organic)- Loose top-soil material.
A- Mineral deposition determines color.
when applicable with pH factors
E- (eluviation) white or gray.
Bhs- Hummus deposited @ the base of E
Bw-
B- red/orange/brown
C-
R- Rock
Horizon C
The soil horizon that is made up of partially broken bedrock is known as the C horizon. It is located directly beneath the B horizon and consists of weathered rock fragments intermingled with some organic material.
Organic- mostly made up of plant and animal decomposers Topsoil-Made up of earthworms and fungi Eluviation- Made up of sand and silt Subsoil- Made up of clay Regolith-The layer where large rocks are found
The C horizon in soil is typically composed of partially weathered parent material, such as bedrock or unconsolidated sediment. It is the layer of soil closest to the bedrock and contains little to no organic matter.
C-horizon is made of weathered, large parent rock. It also contains other minerals and clay. It is the third layer under the B-zone.
Topsoil is another name for soil found in the A horizon. It is made up of minerals and is usually coarser and has less clay than the other horizons.
The soil horizon that has solid rock is called the R horizon, also known as the bedrock. This layer is made up of unweathered parent material and is located beneath all other soil horizons.
The O Horizon, also known as the organic horizon, is the topmost layer of soil in a forest or woodland ecosystem. It is made up of organic matter such as fallen leaves, twigs, and other plant debris that is in the process of decomposing.
In the northern hemisphere it is above the horizon or we wouldn't see it.
The O horizon, also known as the organic horizon, contains the most organic material. It is made up of decomposing organic matter like leaves, plant debris, and other organic materials.
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The layer of soil that is made up of only partly weathered rock is called the C horizon, also known as the parent material layer. This layer is located below the B horizon and consists of partially weathered rock fragments that are not yet fully decomposed into soil.