Soil-Scientific Characteristic Values 2005

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• Soil-Scientific Characteristic Values as Word document

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• Soil-S cientific Characteristic Values as PDF document

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• Documentation Soil Maps and Soil Data 2005 [only in German]

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Maps

• 01.06.1 Soil Textures

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• 01.06.2 Usable Field Capacity of Shallow-Root Plants

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• 01.06.4 Usable Field Capacity of the Effective Root Zone

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• 01.06.5 Humus Quantity

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• 01.06.7 pH Values of Topsoil

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• 01.06.8 Sum of Exchangeable Basic Cations in the Topsoil (S-Value)

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• 01.06.9 Mean Effective Cation Exchange Capacity (KAKeff)

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• 01.06.10 Saturated Water Permeability (kf)

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Tables

01.06.1 Types of Soil

• Table 1: Types of Soil and their Occurrence in Berlin

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  Document: partially from Soil-Scientific Mapping Directive 1994

• Table 2: Designations of Coarse Soil Types Occurring in Berlin Soils

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  Document: Soil-Scientific Mapping Directive 1994

• Table 3: Name of Peat Types Occurring in Berlin Soils

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  Document: Soil-Scientific Mapping Directive 1994

01.06.2 Utilizable Capillary Capacity of Flate Root Plants

• Table 1: Utilizable Capillary Capacity for Flat and Deepzone in (mm) and their evaluation

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  Document: according to GRENZIUS (1987)

01.06.4 Utilizable Capillary Capacity of the Effective Root Zone

• Table 1: Depths of the Effective Root Zone (in dm), by Soil Type and Use

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  Document: Plath-Dreetz et al. 1988

• Table 2: Gradation of the Utilizable Capillary Capacity of the Effective Root Zone

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  Document: Soil-Scientific Mapping Directive 1994

01.06.5 Humus Quantities

• Table 1: Average Humus Contents by Use

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  Document: compiled from Fahrenhorst et al. (1990)

• Table 2: Gradation of Humus Quantity, according to Results from Berlin Soils

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  Document: Gerstenberg & Smettan, 2005

01.06.7 pH Values of Topsoil

• Table 1: pH Level

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  Document: Soil-Scientific Mapping Directive 1994, changed

01.06.8 Sum of Interchangable Basics Cation of Topsoil (S-Value)

• Table 1: Relationship between Alkaline Saturation (Bs) in % and pH (CaCl2) of Mineral Soil Zones in Berlin

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  Document: Grenzius 1987

• Table 2: Gradation of S-Value

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  Document: Soil-Scientific Mapping Directive 1994

01.06.9 Mean Effective Cation Exchange Capacity

• Table 1: Average KAK Values of the Soil Types

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  Document: Soil-Scientific Mapping Directive 1994

• Table 2: pH factors for the Determination of the Effective KAK of the Humus Fraction

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  Document: Soil-Scientific Mapping Directive 1994

• Table 3: Relationship between Humus Content and Potential KAK

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  Document: Soil-Scientific Mapping Directive 1994, supplemented by Z3 peat

• Table 4: Effective Cation Capacity Levels

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  Document: Soil-Scientific Mapping Directive 1994

01.06.10 Water Permeability (kf)

• Table 1: Water Permeability in Water-Saturated Soil (kf value) by Soil Type at the Mean Effective Retention Density of Ld3, Supplemented by Medium-Decomposed Peat (Z 3) at Medium Substance Volume (SV 3)

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  Document: from the Soil-Scientific Mapping Directive (1994)

• Table 2: Classification of Water Permeability in Water-Saturated Soil

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  Document: Soil-Scientific Mapping Directive 1994