Soil-Scientific Characteristic Values 2020
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Documentation Soil Maps and Soil Data 2015 [only in German]
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01.06.1 Soil Textures
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01.06.2 Utilizable Capillary Capacity of Flat-Root Plants
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01.06.4 Utilizable Capillary Capacity of the Effective Root Zone
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01.06.5 Humus Quantity
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01.06.6 Organic Carbon Stock
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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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01.06.1 Soil Textures
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Tab. 1: Soil textures and their occurrence in Berlin
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Tab. 2: Designations of coarse soil textures occurring in Berlin soils
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Tab. 3: Designations of peat textures occurring in Berlin soils
01.06.2 Usable Field Capacity of Shallow-Root Plants
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Tab. 1: Usable field capacity depending on soil texture at LD3 bulk density, according to the KA6 2024 Soil-Scientific Mapping Guidelines
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Tab. 2: Proportion of coarse soil (in vol%) for selected coarse soil textures, according to the KA6 2024 Soil-Scientific Mapping Guidelines
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Tab. 3: Supplements to usable field capacity (nFK) based on humus content, according to the KA6 2024 Soil-Scientific Mapping Guidelines, averaged
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Tab. 4: Usable field capacity for the shallow and deep-root zones (in mm) and their evaluation
01.06.4 Usable Field Capacity of the Effective Root Zone
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Tab. 1: Depths of the effective root zone (in cm), by soil texture and land use, modified
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Tab. 2: Field capacity levels of the effective root zone
01.06.5 Humus Quantity
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Tab. 1: Average humus content by land use, compiled according to Fahrenhorst et al. (1990), modified according to Kaufmann-Boll et al. (2023)
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Tab. 2: Humus quantity levels, according to typical amounts of Berlin soils
01.06.6 Organic Carbon Stock
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Tab. 1: Organic carbon stock levels
01.06.7 pH Values of Topsoil
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Tab. 1: pH levels
01.06.8 Sum of Exchangeable Basic Cations in the Topsoil (S Value)
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Tab. 1: Relationship between base saturation (BS, in %) and pH value (CaCl2) of mineral soil horizons in Berlin
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Tab. 2: S value levels
01.06.9 Mean Effective Cation Exchange Capacity (KAKeff)
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Tab. 1: Average KAK values of the soil textures
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Tab. 2: pH factors for determining the effective KAK of the humus fraction
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Tab. 3: Relationship between humus content and potential KAK expanded to include humus content ranging from 30 % to 100 %
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Tab. 4: Effective cation exchange capacity levels, modified
01.06.10 Saturated Water Permeability (kf)
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Tab. 1: Water permeability in saturated soil (kf) depending on soil type at a mean effective bulk density of LD3, supplemented by moderately decomposed peat (Z3) with medium substance volume (SV3).
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Tab. 2: Water permeability levels in water-saturated soil, expanded to include Level 6