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Humus form

Humus form is the features of the topsoil and plant litter in a biome, such as mull humus form in deciduous forest or mor humus form in coniferous forest. Dead organic matter, such as leaves, decomposes into humus. Sometimes soil animals mix underlying mineral soil with the humus. This is also part of the humus form.

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Terrestrial humus forms

Semi-terrestrial humus forms

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Humus forms in a changing world

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Humus form

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Humus form

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related to Classification · 21
Humus form → Belgian, Canadian, FAO's World Reference Base, For, French, German, Given, However, However HUMUSICA, Humipedons, Humus, HUMUSICA, In HUMUSICA, It, Most, One, Russian, Soil Resources, USDA's Soil Taxonomy, Walter Kubiëna
related to history · 15
Humus form → At, Charles Darwin, Danish, Early, Enrico Mylius Dalgas, Franz Hartmann, French, German, His, In, Moder, Müller, Peter Erasmus Müller, Skovjord, Studier
related to Climate change · 10
Humus form → Climate, France, Furthermore, Habitat, However, Research, Rising, Statistically, The, This
related to Amphi · 9
Humus form → Activities, Amphi, In, In Mediterranean, OF, OH, The, This, Using
related to Mor · 8
Humus form → However, In, It, Mor, More, OF, OH, The
related to Vegetation dynamics · 8
Humus form → During, However, If, In, Several, Similarly, The, This
related to OF horizon · 7
Humus form → Enchytraeid, In, Litter, Oe, OF, The OF, USDA Soil Taxonomy
related to Definitions · 6
Humus form → Ah, German Soil Science Society, Horizons, Humus, Resources, Virtual Soil Science Learning
related to Land use · 6
Humus form → Cultural, If, In, Land, OL, Organic
related to OL horizon · 6
Humus form → Bleaching, Eumull, Its, Oi, The OL, USDA Soil Taxonomy

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humus soil mull moder form organic mor horizon forms earthworms matter activity mineral litter horizons enchytraeids also forest climate plant

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Humus formis afeatures of the topsoil and plant litter in a biome0.90text
Humus formis aorder of distinct units defined by organic surface horizons and the first mineral horizon with similar morphology0.90text
agricultureinstance ofestablished under the influence of human activities0.80text
forestry or pastoralisminstance ofestablished under the influence of human activities0.80text
but also via the modifications resulting from soil workinstance ofestablished under the influence of human activities0.80text
earthwormsinstance ofCultural practices modify this basic humus form by acting on the soil structure by removing the main burrowing groups0.80text
enchytraeidsinstance ofCultural practices modify this basic humus form by acting on the soil structure by removing the main burrowing groups0.80text
Humus formrelated to AmphiAmphi0.60section
Humus formrelated to AmphiOF0.60section
Humus formrelated to AmphiOH0.60section
Humus formrelated to AmphiThe0.60section
Humus formrelated to AmphiUsing0.60section

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