Alpine Cryosols - Cryopedology - page 120

Table 10.3 (continued)

Depth
(cm)

Silt
(%)

Clay
(%)

SOC
(%)

CEC
(cmol+/kg)

BS
(%)

Fe d
(%) Location Horizon pH C:N

Cg 36-55 39 23 5.2 1.5 13.1 72

Tien Shan Mtns., C hina, Ruptic-Histic Aquiturbels (Ping et al. 2002 ) XJ004

Oa 0-18 5.2

Bg 18-35 5.9 1.1

Bg/Oajj 35-49 6.4 1.5

Bw 55-82 6.7 1.4

Oa/Bgjj 82-103 6.4 1.1

C 103-

140

6.8 1.2

Cf 140-

170

6.7 1.1

Tien Shan Mtns., China, Typic Hemistels (Ping et al.
2002 )

XJ003

Oa 0-8 6.7 1.3

Oe1 8-65 6 1.2

Oe2 65-108 5.8 0.7

Of 108-

120

6.1 0.7

Ungava-Labrador P eninsula, Quebec, Canada; Typic Haploturbels (Hendershot 1985 )
Cjj1 0-10 4.56 0.33
Cjj2 10-20 4.55 0.35
Cjj3 20-40 4.56 0.45
Cjj4 40-60 4.55 0.47
Ungava-Labrador P eninsula, Quebec, Canada; Typic Haploturbels (Hendershot 1985 )
A 0-2.5 3.9 4.14
Cjj1 2.5-12 4.87 0.74
Cjj2 12-33 5.55 0.3
Cjj3 33-55 5.25 0.71
Ungava-Labrador P eninsula, Quebec, Canada; Typic Haploturbels (Hendershot 1985 )
A 0-1.5 3.87 4.87
Cjj1 1.5-10 4.72 0.32
Cjj2 10-20 4.84 0.26
Cjj3 20-40 5.29 0.21
Ungava-Labrador P eninsula, Quebec, Canada; Typic Umbriturbels (Hendershot 1985 )
A1 0-4\ 3.86 6.6
A2 4-10 4.41 1.52
Bwjj1 10-21 4.44 1.91
Bwjj2 21-35 4.54 2.15
Bwjj3 0-26 4.54 2.07
C 35-42 4.78 0.66
Brooks Range, Alas ka, USA; Lithic Haplorthels (Ugolini and Tedrow 1963 )
Oa 0-10 7.5 23.9 18

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