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Ustic

Ustic is a class of soil moisture regime. It is one of a range of different soil moisture regimes, such as: aquic moisture regime, aridic moisture regime, udic moisture regime and xeric moisture regime. The ustic moisture regime is intermediate between the aridic regime and the udic regime.

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Geography and Climate of Ustic Soils

TemperatureCelsiusWinter solsticeSummer solsticeMollisols
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Characteristics of Alternative Moisture Regimes

MorphologyOxygenSaturatedMicro-organismsSolstice
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Definition

SoilsMollisolUdic moisture regimeRainfallWater
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Advantages

SowingHarvestingTransportCerradoSoybeans
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Climate
Semi-arid
Used in
WRB, USDA soil taxonomy

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Geography and Climate of Ustic Soils

Characteristics of Alternative Moisture Regimes

Plants in the Ustic Moisture Regime

Advantages

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Ustic

Nodes49
Edges48
Triples22
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.040816
Components1

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Ustic

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related to Advantages · 7
Ustic → Brazilian, Cerrado, Consequently, For, In, Regions, This
related to Geography and Climate of Ustic Soils · 6
Ustic → Although, Celsius, If, In, The, There
related to Definition · 4
Ustic → For, Latin, Mollisol, The
related to Plants in the Ustic Moisture Regime · 2
Ustic → For, Moisture
Climate · 1
Ustic → Semi-arid
Used in · 1
Ustic → WRB, USDA soil taxonomy
is a · 1
Ustic → class of soil moisture regime

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Important terminology

soil moisture regime temperature dry days udic soils winter summer control section parts aridic regimes year depth 50 cm 90

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UsticClimateSemi-arid1.00infobox
UsticUsed inWRB, USDA soil taxonomy1.00infobox
Usticis aclass of soil moisture regime0.90text
Usticrelated to AdvantagesIn0.60section
Usticrelated to AdvantagesConsequently0.60section
Usticrelated to AdvantagesRegions0.60section
Usticrelated to AdvantagesFor0.60section
Usticrelated to AdvantagesBrazilian0.60section
Usticrelated to AdvantagesCerrado0.60section
Usticrelated to AdvantagesThis0.60section
Usticrelated to DefinitionThe0.60section
Usticrelated to DefinitionLatin0.60section

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