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| − | A – well drained sands and gravel, high infiltration capacity, high leaching potential and low runoff potential; | + | {{plainlist| |
| − | B – Moderately drained fine to coarse grained soils, moderate infiltration capacity, moderate leaching potential and moderate runoff potential; | + | *A – well drained sands and gravel, high infiltration capacity, high leaching potential and low runoff potential; |
| − | C – Fine grained, low infiltration capacity, low leaching potential and high runoff potential; | + | *B – Moderately drained fine to coarse grained soils, moderate infiltration capacity, moderate leaching potential and moderate runoff potential; |
| − | D – Clay soils, very low infiltration capacity, very low leaching potential and very high runoff potential. | + | *C – Fine grained, low infiltration capacity, low leaching potential and high runoff potential; |
| + | *D – Clay soils, very low infiltration capacity, very low leaching potential and very high runoff potential.}} | ||
Latest revision as of 22:02, 5 March 2018
- A – well drained sands and gravel, high infiltration capacity, high leaching potential and low runoff potential;
- B – Moderately drained fine to coarse grained soils, moderate infiltration capacity, moderate leaching potential and moderate runoff potential;
- C – Fine grained, low infiltration capacity, low leaching potential and high runoff potential;
- D – Clay soils, very low infiltration capacity, very low leaching potential and very high runoff potential.