The original material from which the soil profile has
developed through pedogenesis, usually to be found at the
base of the profile as weathered but otherwise unaltered
mineral or organic material.
Significance of Parent Soil
| Title |
Description |
| Introduction |
The original material from which the soil profile has
developed through pedogenesis, usually to be found at the
base of the profile as weathered but otherwise unaltered
mineral or organic material. |
| Significance |
Ability to attract vital nutrients that plants need to thrive |
| Source |
Sotter Nepal |
| Methodology |
1:2 water suspension after calobration of PH meter with buffer tablet of Ph 7 and 4.01 |
| Data accuracy |
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| Data application |
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