Definition of inceptisol in English:

inceptisol

nounɪnˈsɛptɪsɒlinˈseptiˌsôl

Soil Science

A soil of an order comprising freely draining soils in which the formation of distinct horizons is not far advanced, such as brown earth.
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Example sentencesExamples
- In this paper, nearly 700 in situ fossil trees are described from 13 entisol or inceptisol horizons in the mid-Tournaisian Albert Formation at Norton, near Sussex, New Brunswick, Canada.
- You can see the differentiation of layers in an inceptisol formed on colluvium in West Virginia on the right.
- The diversity of inceptisols creates problems with attempts to generalize their geographic distribution.
- Young soils of moderate to high fertility (mollisols, inceptisols, and entisols) occupy about 15 per cent of the total land area.
- These palaeosols would be classified as entisols and inceptisols using modern soil taxonomy nomenclature, soils typical of very immature fluvial exposure surfaces.

Origin

1960s: from Latin inceptum 'beginning' (from the verb incipere) + -sol.

Definition of inceptisol in US English:

inceptisol

nouninˈseptiˌsôl

Soil Science

A soil of an order comprising freely draining soils in which the formation of distinct horizons is not far advanced, such as brown earth.
〔土壤学〕始成土
Example sentencesExamples
- These palaeosols would be classified as entisols and inceptisols using modern soil taxonomy nomenclature, soils typical of very immature fluvial exposure surfaces.
- You can see the differentiation of layers in an inceptisol formed on colluvium in West Virginia on the right.
- Young soils of moderate to high fertility (mollisols, inceptisols, and entisols) occupy about 15 per cent of the total land area.
- The diversity of inceptisols creates problems with attempts to generalize their geographic distribution.
- In this paper, nearly 700 in situ fossil trees are described from 13 entisol or inceptisol horizons in the mid-Tournaisian Albert Formation at Norton, near Sussex, New Brunswick, Canada.

Origin

1960s: from Latin inceptum ‘beginning’ (from the verb incipere) + -sol.

单词	inceptisol
释义	Definition of inceptisol in English: inceptisol nounɪnˈsɛptɪsɒlinˈseptiˌsôl Soil Science A soil of an order comprising freely draining soils in which the formation of distinct horizons is not far advanced, such as brown earth. 〔土壤学〕始成土 Example sentencesExamples In this paper, nearly 700 in situ fossil trees are described from 13 entisol or inceptisol horizons in the mid-Tournaisian Albert Formation at Norton, near Sussex, New Brunswick, Canada. You can see the differentiation of layers in an inceptisol formed on colluvium in West Virginia on the right. The diversity of inceptisols creates problems with attempts to generalize their geographic distribution. Young soils of moderate to high fertility (mollisols, inceptisols, and entisols) occupy about 15 per cent of the total land area. These palaeosols would be classified as entisols and inceptisols using modern soil taxonomy nomenclature, soils typical of very immature fluvial exposure surfaces. Origin 1960s: from Latin inceptum 'beginning' (from the verb incipere) + -sol. Definition of inceptisol in US English: inceptisol nouninˈseptiˌsôl Soil Science A soil of an order comprising freely draining soils in which the formation of distinct horizons is not far advanced, such as brown earth. 〔土壤学〕始成土 Example sentencesExamples These palaeosols would be classified as entisols and inceptisols using modern soil taxonomy nomenclature, soils typical of very immature fluvial exposure surfaces. You can see the differentiation of layers in an inceptisol formed on colluvium in West Virginia on the right. Young soils of moderate to high fertility (mollisols, inceptisols, and entisols) occupy about 15 per cent of the total land area. The diversity of inceptisols creates problems with attempts to generalize their geographic distribution. In this paper, nearly 700 in situ fossil trees are described from 13 entisol or inceptisol horizons in the mid-Tournaisian Albert Formation at Norton, near Sussex, New Brunswick, Canada. Origin 1960s: from Latin inceptum ‘beginning’ (from the verb incipere) + -sol.
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