Definitions

Cambridge Dictionary. (2 de September de 2024). Cambridge Dictionary. Obtenido de cambridge.org: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/soilCrespo, V. C. (2004). Mecánica de Suelos y Cimentaciones. En C. C. Villagómez, Mecánica de Suelos y Cimentaciones (pág. 18). México: Ed. Limusa.FAO. (2024). Portal de suelos de la FAO. Obtenido de fao.org: https://www.fao.org/soils-portal/about/definiciones/es/Fernández, E. D.-F. (s.f.). universidad de Granada. Obtenido de edafología.ugr.es: http://edafologia.ugr.es/iluv/etapas.htmJENNY, H. (1994). FACTORS OF SOIL FORMATION, A System of Quantitative Pedology. En H. JENNY, FACTORS OF SOIL FORMATION, A System of Quantitative Pedology (págs. 31-197). New York: America Dover Publications.

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Hilgard (1892)

SOIL DEFINITIONS

"the more or less loose and friable material in which, by means of their roots, plants may or do find a foothold and nourishment, as well as other conditions of growth."

plants

the material on the surface of the ground in which plants grow:light/heavy/fertile soilsandy or chalky soils

the natural medium for the growth of plants

medium

surface

Geology: material resulting from the decomposition and disintegration of rock, by attack of atmospheric agents (N. Chiossi)

material

Agronomy: the thin upper part of the rock mantle into which the roots of plants penetrate and from where they take water and other substances necessary for their existence (Tschebotarioff, G. P.)

mantle

Civil Engineer: set of mineral particles, product of the mechanical disintegration or chemical decomposition of pre-existing rocks (Rico, A. and del Castillo H.)

sediments

Unconsolidated sediments and deposits of solid particles derived from the disintegration of rocks (Jumikis, Alfred R.)

particles

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Remediación de SuelosVictoria Lopez Perez7 de Septiembre de 2024