Across
- 2. Parent material from slope wash process
- 4. Soil order if Ochric epipedon and Bt horizon(s) are present
- 8. Soil wetness class if depleted/gleyed directly below dark A horizon
- 9. Soil order if Mollic epipedon is present
- 10. Abbreviation for coarse sandy loam
- 13. Epipedon choice if it’s not Mollic
- 14. Great group classification for Alfisols with Bt horizons
- 16. Live, Loess, _____
- 17. ______ Materials, Subsurface horizon meaning d sub dist
- 19. Scoresheet section where you describe structure with 3, 2, 1, or 0
- 20. Great group classification for Mollisols with Bt horizons
- 22. What you put in the top left box of the description 10,000 times out of 10,000 times
- 23. Silty parent material likely found on the surface, contains no rock frags
- 24. Parent material Glacial ____, unsorted, unconsolidated sediments pushed by glaciers
- 25. Subsurface horizon meaning E horizon
- 28. Epipedon with 10YR 3/3 or darker to 25 cm+
- 29. Change in PM is often indicated by a sudden change in texture or _____
- 30. Most common particle size control section is Upper 50 cm of ______
- 34. Parent material of soils formed in place from bedrock
- 35. Full classification of an Alfisol with a Bx horizon
- 36. GR is abbreviation for Granular AND ________ (CF Mod)
- 37. The number of horizon samples you’ll take during your first rotation in the pit
- 38. Option for what to do when starting out of the pit: shoot _____
- 39. C horizon structure must be single grained or _________
- 41. Soil order if Bw horizons only, no other B sub. dists.
- 44. Parent material of soils formed from gravity-transported rocks
- 45. Nail is somewhere in this horizon
Down
- 1. Order of abbreviations for redox contrast (lowest to highest)
- 3. Full classification of a Mollisol with a perched water table
- 5. Abbreviation for very fine sandy loam
- 6. Full classification of a Mollisol with Bt horizons and no other significant features
- 7. Order of abbreviations for redox abundance (least to most)
- 11. Abbreviation for silt loam
- 12. Full classification of a Mollisol with E and Bt horizons
- 15. Subsurface horizon meaning Bt horizons
- 18. Great group classification for soil with a perched water table
- 20. Parent material found near rivers, very sandy and/or gravelly
- 21. Full classification of an Alfisol with Bt horizons and no other significant features
- 25. Full classification of a Mollisol with Btg horizons
- 26. Option for what to do when starting out of the pit: read ___ ____
- 27. Subsurface horizon meaning Bx horizon
- 31. Parent material found in glacial lakebeds, very flat and clayey areas
- 32. Parent material high in sand and gravel but no nearby river (present-day)
- 33. What forgetting on your score sheet makes it worth 0 pts no matter what
- 40. Abbreviation scoresheet section where you have A, C, or G
- 42. Subsurface horizon meaning Bw horizons only, no other B sub dists.
- 43. Check this for subsurface horizons & features if you have an Entisol